5 ways to address election system weaknesses
Vulnerable systems can undermine voters' confidence in the security of the process and expose sensitive voter data.
Protecting systems from rogue root users
Hardware-based security can stop compromised credentials from being used to leak data.
IRS uses tech to track bitcoin transactions
The IRS is using commercial software to help it identify bitcoin owners who avoid paying taxes on their digital currency.
Military surplus transfer expands amid security concerns
The Trump administration has lifted restrictions on the transfer of military hardware to law enforcement agencies amid watchdogs' call for tighter security.
Choose better passwords with the help of science
While the password policies of the past decade have caused more user pain than security gain, researchers are finding ways to create passwords that actually work for regular people.
Ransomware protection for backup data
BackupAssist is adding ransomware protection to its suite of data recovery tools.
Better prep for cyberattacks
A robust threat management strategy ensures the overall health and security of the environment and mitigates threats posed by employees, hostile actors and organized large-scale attacks.
Artificial intelligence cyberattacks are coming -- but what does that mean?
Adding AI to today's cybercrime and cybersecurity world will fuel what is already a rapidly escalating arms race between attackers and defenders.
US-CERT details North Korean bot
The alert from the U.S. Computer Emergency Readiness Team explains how network defenders can detect and mitigate the Hidden Cobra DDOS botnet.
Weave your cybersecurity tactics into a cohesive strategy
By protecting the credentials used to spread an attack, IT managers can mitigate damage after an initial breach.
How agencies can comply with the cyber executive order
The risk-management approach requires agencies to have a clear and detailed understanding of their IT environment.
NY's facial recognition program continues to nab fraudsters
To date, the technology has flagged more than 21,000 cases of possible identity fraud.
Communities forming around blockchain for government
The Government Blockchain Association and DC Blockchain Center are bringing public- and private-sector officials together to leverage the technology in the government space.
Cyber suspicions floated after latest ship collision
The Navy says there is no sign of cyber intrusion, but "all possibilities" will be investigated.
NIST tackles smart grid framework update
The entire energy ecosystem has shifted since the National Institute of Standards and Technology last updated its guidelines for smart grid interoperability.
Tracing the sources of today's Russian cyber threat
Some of the most talented and dangerous cyber warriors and criminals come from Russia, a long-time meddler in other nations' digital systems.
Defending the 'front line' against election fraud
Counties and local municipalities need help -- and funding -- to defend their election systems from security threats.
LA launches Cyber Lab to share threat data
The public-private partnership will disseminate threat intelligence generated by the Los Angeles Integrated Security Operations Center.
End-to-end encryption isn't enough security for 'real people'
Computer scientists must improve security where we are most vulnerable -- on our own devices.
7 security projects worth watching
Department of Homeland Security's Science and Technology Directorate is funding development of a number of early-stage security solutions.
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