cybersecurity

“I hope Lt. Gen. Skinner succeeds in killing it, but I won’t hold my breath.”

"I want to kill the CAC as the primary authentication mechanism for the department."

"At this point, I am just tired of continuously chasing support and money to do my job."

Hack the planet.

"I was really struck by the fact that they predicted the F-35 getting hacked."

The downside of our highly convenient digital world is the constant threat of data thieves. With cyber attacks always imminent, the U.S. military is continuously evolving and adapting to ensure that cybersecurity is a priority to keep both our service members and civilians as safe as possible.

Coronavirus-related research and data have emerged as a key intelligence priority for hackers of all stripe

The military hasn’t fully implemented those programs, GAO found, and DoD isn’t keeping good track of its efforts overall. That’s a problem, because cybersecurity is a group effort.

A government report published on Wednesday outlines a cyberwar doomsday plan and recommends Washington make sweeping changes to address other cybersecurity challenges facing the country.

The Defense Information Systems Agency, an arm of the U.S. Department of Defense that handles secure communications and IT for the president and others, confirmed that it experienced a data breach in the middle of 2019. The agency has revealed little about the incident.

The same hacking group, known as "Fancy Bear" by cybersecurity researchers, breached the Democratic National Committee in 2016

"I foresee the White House is posturing itself to be electronically compromised once again," wrote Dimitrios Vastakis, a branch chief of the White House computer network defense unit, in the October 17 memo

The United States carried out a secret cyber operation against Iran in the wake of the Sept. 14 attacks on Saudi Arabia's oil facilities, which Washington and Riyadh blame on Tehran, two U.S. officials said

Vietnam vets are part of the age group that's growing fastest on Facebook and that's most likely to vote, making them an efficient target for our enemies

The Department of Homeland Security stored sensitive data from the nation's bioterrorism defense program on an insecure website where it was vulnerable to attacks by hackers for over a decade, according to government documents reviewed by The Los Angeles Times

Defense Department employees have procured thousands of printers, cameras and computers that carry known cybersecurity risks, and the practice may be continuing, according to an audit released Tuesday by the Pentagon's inspector general

The Japanese minister tasked with maintaining the government's cybersecurity capabilities has reportedly never used a computer before in his adult...

Defense Secretary James Mattis announced last month that his department would be standing up a new task force to make...

When seeking jobs outside the military, many veterans look for ways to translate their military training into civilian terms. Lt....

A porn-watching employee at the U.S. Geological Survey got government networks infected with Russian malware, according to an Inspector General...

The Department of Defense is expanding its “Hack the Pentagon” program by awarding contracts to Silicon Valley firms BugCrowd, HackerOne,...

South Carolina inmates are reportedly using a dating app and the threat of an underage porn charge to catfish and...

Hackers recently breached Pentagon travel records and nabbed personal information and credit card data, perhaps on as many as 30,000...

After an explosive Bloomberg report revealed that China was surreptitiously inserting small microchips into servers that later ended up being...

While critics might scoff at the notion of social media as a vital national security issue, LikeWar: The Weaponization of Social...