Inside TikTok’s proposal to address US national security concerns
TikTok has presented a detailed proposal to a secretive federal panel that will decide its future in the U.S. that relies extensively on the American tech giant…
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State legislators aren’t waiting for Congress to regulate children’s online privacy
More states are following California's lead in regulating children's privacy. But experts say the laws raise many tough questions.
Mud, sweat and data: The hard work of democratizing data at scale
Effective decision-making starts with managing and analyzing surges of data across agency leaders, teams, and missions.
Chinese hacking group resurfaces to spy on U.S. maritime firms
Researchers say some of the companies are related to the South China Sea territory dispute.
Hackers could hijack internet-connected speakers to remotely play whatever they want
For now, it's just Rick Rolls. Yet the hack could be used for far more sinister purposes.
Triton malware shines light on threat facing energy production companies
Triton is the fifth known case of malware that has been specially designed to sabotage industrial control systems.
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Recent NSA leaks show challenge of a software ‘solution’ for insider threats
The rudimentary nature of these incidents makes it extremely difficult to create programs that keep material secure without negatively impacting workforce morale.
CCleaner attack was focused on stealing data from top level tech firms
Researchers believe the hacking group may be a Chinese advanced persistent threat, although the evidence so far is inconclusive and researchers are still collecting evidence.
Rapidly growing bug bounty company Bugcrowd names new CEO
One of the leading bug bounty-focused cybersecurity companies, California-based BugCrowd, announced Monday that it will be taking a new direction with a leadership change at the top.
As Trump promises ‘fire and fury,’ North Korean hackers target U.S. defense contractors
Hackers linked to a North Korean cyber espionage group — best known for a global ransomware attack dubbed "WannaCry" — are now actively targeting U.S. defense contractors.