Is DOGE a Cybersecurity Risk?
There is no question that DOGE needs to take security seriously, but it’s equally important for detractors to be very specific about where it is going awry.
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There is no question that DOGE needs to take security seriously, but it’s equally important for detractors to be very specific about where it is going awry.
Several news outlets reported that the United States was putting a pause on Department of Defense cyber operations against Russia.
Like any modern weapon, there are certain advantages to using cyber attacks as a tactical\first strike weapon that could occur near tandemly with a kinetic assault, achieving surprise while inspiring uncertainty in both civilian and ...
Recently, President Donald Trump nominated Sean Cairncross to be his National Cyber Director, a move that has raised more than a few eyebrows in the cybersecurity space. Established by Congress in 2021, the Office of the National Cyber Director (ONCD) ...
A Chinese cybersecurity company recently published an annual report in which it disclosed that it had recorded more than 1,300 advanced persistent threat (APT) attacks against 14 critical sectors in China in 2024.
According to a recent report by Google, there were more than 50 threat actors tied to China, Iran, North Korea, and Russia that the company observed using artificial intelligence (AI) technology powered by Google’s Gemini to ...
Russia has been on the forefront of solidifying its ties with United States’ enemies and has engaged in similar agreements with China and North Korea, and now with Iran.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) dominated the tech landscape during the past year integrating into business with companies seeking to improve their operations, work more efficiently, automate wherever possible, and generally enhance their operations
According to recent reporting, in the dwindling time left in office, the Biden Administration is racing to put out a cybersecurity Executive Order (EO) focusing on the recent spate of alleged China intrusions against U.S. organizations. Among ...
Recent reporting reveals that Chinese cyber espionage activities targeted the U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) in a campaign to steal information about the U.S. sanctioning of Chinese individuals and companies.