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Government Too Slow in Addressing Cyberthreat, says General Michael Hayden

06/07/2013 - Cybertechnology stands alongside land, sea, air, and space as the newest domain, but it is also the newest category of weapon, and the government is slow in addressing its dangers, said General Michael Hayden, former head of the National Security Agency and former CIA director, speaking at a Washington, D.C., cybersecurity forum sponsored by Kaspersky Lab earlier this week.
Daily Headline : Cybercrime

Morning Security Brief: Cybersecurity Dangers, New Deadly Tornadoes in Oklahoma, and More

06/03/2013 - Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel told reporters that he plans to address cybersecurity on his trip to Asia, three scientists were among those killed by a tornado in Oklahoma on Friday, and a government program to detect corrosion in infrastructure lacks follow-through.
Daily Headline : Cybercrime

Morning Brief: U.S. Weapons Systems Designs Hacked, Google Investigated, and More

05/28/2013 - Chinese hackers breach some of the United States' most sensitive weapons systems designs, the European Commission investigates Google, and Senator John McCain makes a quiet trip to Syria to meet with rebel leaders.
Book Reviews: Cybercrime

Cyber Attacks: Protecting National Infrastructure, Student Edition

05/23/2013 - Author Edward Amoroso proposes ideas for the implementation of a National In­fra­structure Protection Criteria. The proposed framework defines 10 criteria, and then identifies functions associated with each. The 10 criteria are deception, separation, diversity, commonality, depth, discretion, collection, correlation, awareness, and response.
Daily Headline : Cybercrime

DHS Official Discusses How Legal and Privacy Concerns Are Part of Cyber Protection Efforts

05/10/2013 - Protecting U.S. federal civilian government networks and the U.S. critical infrastructure against cyberthreats requires an aggressive and proactive approach, but privacy and legal concerns must be part of the equation, says the DHS official in charge of one program involved in the effort.
Book Reviews: Cybercrime

Cybersecurity: Public Sector Threats and Responses

04/23/2013 - Author Kim Andreasson provides an over­view of how government agencies and other public-sector groups can use the Internet without introducing unnecessary risks to their constituents.
Book Reviews: Cybercrime

America the Vulnerable: Inside the New Threat Matrix of Digital Espionage, Crime, and Warfare

03/27/2013 - Author Joel Brenner discusses lessons learned from his work in government intelligence positions, and asserts that government and corporations reside in a “glass house” in terms of transparency where secrecy and security are illusions.
Technofile: Cybercrime

Cyberattacks Grow More Complex

03/26/2013 - While cyberattacks on government targets make the headlines, cyberthieves continue their relentless assault on businesses.
Homeland Security: Cybercrime

Assessing U.S. Response to Cyberthreat

03/26/2013 - U.S. government agencies must work together and partner with the private sector more closely to prevent cyberattacks by foreign agents.
Beyond Print: Cybercrime

Terrorism

02/19/2013 - The White House is setting up a new interagency working group to counter online radicalization. The activities of the new group are designed to raise public awareness and give tips for staying safe online.
Daily Headline : Cybercrime

Morning Security Brief: China's Hackers Tracked, Turkey Raids Group that Attacked U.S. Embassy, and More

02/19/2013 - Cyberattacks on U.S. interests traced to Chinese building associated with its army; Turkey goes after members of terrorist group responsible for attack on U.S. Embassy; civilians killed in Afghanistan declined. And more.
Daily Headline : Cybercrime

Morning Security Brief: Concerns about European Cybersecurity Strategy, Estonian Cybersecurity, Border Security, More

02/06/2013 - Concerns are being raised about the European Commission's new cybersecurity strategy. Estonia is the poster child for cybersecurity. Homeland Security Secretary Napolitano says insistence that the border be secured before immigration reform is a flawed argument. A new GAO report says that the FCC was lax in security control for the Enhanced Secured Network Project.
Daily Headline : Cybercrime

Morning Security Brief: Unattended Weapon, ‘Smart’ TASER, 787s Grounded, and More

01/17/2013 - Security guard leaves weapon in bathroom at middle school. The newest model of TASERS contains black box-type features. The U.S. grounds all 787s. And more.
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