Cyber

An effective cybersecurity culture requires aware and diligent personnel who are trained to recognize risks and established processes to ensure that breaches are effectively managed when they happen, with up-to-date and well-implemented technology solutions.

Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, known as Lula, was elected as Brazil's new president in a runoff election this week between him and current President Jair Bolsonaro.

Lawmakers should ensure implementation of new laws deliver real freedom of choice for technology under conditions that benefit Western democracies more than those wishing to harm us and our way of life.

Between 2012 and 2018, the four defendants allegedly ran two hacking campaigns targeting critical infrastructure in approximately 135 countries.

"I think we can fully expect that there'll be cyberattacks on the United States and our allies in weeks and months ahead," Rep. Jason Crow told Newsweek.

The former Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security said that peace and security could be achieved "through strength."

The former world chess champion, who is now Avast's security ambassador, outlined how America should deal with cyber threats.

Energy corporations need to radically rethink the way they do business.

From WikiLeaks to the SolarWinds hack, these events have changed the way America approaches cybersecurity.

With multiple side quests and optional areas to explore, "The Ascent's" length can vary greatly for different players. Here is a list of every mission in the game.

The dollar's already rising inflation rates will ostensibly render the argument for bitcoin increasingly obvious and intuitive to people across the globe, causing them to look more critically at government-issued currency.

Cybercrime isn't going away anytime soon, and no one can afford to skimp on their cybersecurity protections.

Congress must take the lead in protecting our government, our corporations and our citizens against one of the most pressing foreign threats to our national security.

The current U.S. economic situation is becoming increasingly unsustainable. Annual deficits and the national debt can't keep rising endlessly as Modern Monetary Policy theorists suggest. Asset bubbles always burst.

It is imperative that space be deemed a strategic component of critical national infrastructure.

It is interesting that amid such heavy use of authoritarian tech, violation of privacy and 24 hour monitoring, some people prefer to fall for conspiracy theories about microchips in vaccines.

Surveillance technology has been crucial to China's efforts to monitor and track ethnic peoples within China.

As the Biden administration takes aim at protecting against new and evolving cyberattacks, one thing is clear: We need Defend Forward to hunt threats before the threats hunt us.

A new intelligence report identified China as the "primary strategic competitor" to the U.S.

To wait for the next major cyber incident before acting would be deeply unwise.

The case for prudence is obvious, but the measures that have been taken are not optimal or especially effective.

By exhibiting a strong commitment to enforce licensing commitments, and establishing a process that fairly settles wireless disputes, the United States will cement its role as the leader in wireless development under fair and equitable principles.

Before we trust the plumbing in our IT networks, we need to know where every component comes from.

The cyberattack seemingly went undetected for months as hackers were able to sneak into various U.S. government agencies, potentially putting sensitive information at risk of theft.

A segment published by One America News (OAN), a pro-Trump news network, suggested without evidence that 2020 election voting machines may have been vulnerable to manipulation.

Jamil N. Jaffer of George Mason University's Antonin Scalia Law School debates Bonnie Kristian of Defense Priorities.

A offensive-oriented cyber warfare strategy is reckless.

We are already engaged in a very real cyber war. We must recognize and confront reality.

The full list of impacted devices remains unknown, but security company Checkmarx claimed in a report this week that Google confirmed the issues "extended into the broader Android ecosystem."

The sentencing of Zain Qaiser from London marks the conclusion of a case against England's most prolific cyber criminal.