Iranian attacks on U.S. water systems and the data broker economy
Justin Sherman, a senior fellow at Duke University’s Sanford School of Public Policy
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Russian cyberattack cut power in Ukraine, Michigan secretary of state talks election security
Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson
The “new elite” shaping coverage of Israel and Gaza
Mike Caulfield, a research scientist leading rapid response efforts at the Center for an Informed Public at the University of Washington
Inside the FBI’s DDOS investigations with Special Agent Elliott Peterson
FBI Special Agent Elliott Peterson
Federal agencies are falling behind on meeting key privacy goal set five years ago
Several federal agencies are playing catch-up on meeting recommendations from NIST detailed in a 2018 framework for how government should incorporate privacy into their risk management strategies.
Perri Adams on DARPA’s AI cyber challenge and Israeli cyber operations
Perri Adams, Program Manager for DARPA
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DNA testing service 23andMe investigating theft of user data
A member of an online forum where stolen data is bought and sold claims to be selling a large trove of user data obtained from 23andMe.
Privacy watchdog recommends court approval for FBI searches of spy data
The recommendations from the executive branch's privacy watchdog to reform Section 702 puts the panel at odds with the White House.
How a private company helps ICE track migrants’ every move
Immigration and Customs Enforcement's claims about how long surveillance data is retained conflicts with internal records.
US, UK strike data transfer agreement
The European Commission approved a similar data transfer agreement with the United States in July.