Cyber attacks

The cyber actors infiltrated military and other critical infrastructure networks to collect intelligence.

"[W]e cannot rely only on traditional hiring tools to fill mission-critical vacancies," DHS Secretary Mayorkas said in a statement on Monday.

America's rising crime rate and the future of policing are subjects of political debate, while police agencies across the nation face cyber threats.

With over 359,000 unfilled jobs, the U.S. has the greatest shortage of cybersecurity talent in the western world.

A week of social media chaos has shown how vulnerable British voters are to disinformation, whether it is being directed from abroad or closer to home.

California Senator Kamala Harris accused Russia of deliberately using racism to disrupt the 2016 U.S. presidential elections and provoke Americans into fighting against each another.

The Kremlin has explicitly denied interfering in any elections after the head of Israel's internal security claimed Russia was preparing to meddle in an April Israeli parliament poll.

Trump faces ongoing backlash over his recent meeting with Russia's president.

Sweden has issued a booklet advising citizens what to do in the case of a national crisis for the first time in decades.

Protecting hospitals' computer networks is crucial to preserving patient privacy—and even life itself.

With the establishment of a new Cyber Operations Center, NATO has launched a new, historic campaign of electronic warfare.

Russia has come up with a digital-age update to traditional spying methods.

Germany inaugurated its new Cyber and Information Space Command, a military division tasked with defending against and waging electronic warfare.

U.S. and European governments have been pressuring social media companies including Twitter, Facebook Inc and Alphabet Inc's Google to fight harder against online radicalization.

Phishing scams are becoming more sophisticated than ever.

U.S. intelligence agencies have concluded that Russia tried to influence the Nov. 8 election by hacking individuals and institutions.

Obama said he told Putin to "cut it out" during a face-to-face encounter in China where a G20 meeting was being held.

The reason for the massive Dyn attack could have been anything from a demonstration of power, vandalism, ego, rivalry or a smokescreen.

The attacks against internet infrastructure provider Dyn mainly affect users on East Coast.

Europol said cybercrime services and real world weapons are available on the darknet.

German media have reported that top German politicians were sent suspicious emails.

The uptick partly stems from federal agencies improving their ability to identify and detect incidents.

U.S. Defense Department has announced plans to attack ISIS "on all fronts."

Defense Secretary Ash Carter says attacks designed to prevent Islamic State from commanding its forces.

The Chinese president put on a good show with governors and tech execs in Seattle, but what did it all amount to?

In his keynote address, the Chinese president touched on a litany of issues that have strained U.S.-China ties.

Despite China's slowing economy, Beijing still has leverage over Washington.

WikiLeaks on Thursday released an online searchable database of more than 30,000 documents obtained by hackers in a massive cyber attack last year.

From attacks on Sony to the Sands, hacking is just sophisticated vandalism.