The Illinois Blockchain Initiative is moving forward with five use cases that demonstrate how the distributed ledger technology can work in government.
Understanding the baseline operations of networks and internet-connected devices goes a long way to securing systems, execs say.
Recent breaches in Ohio, Texas and Washington, D.C., illustrate the cybersecurity vulnerabilities of 911 centers and other emergency services infrastructure.
Relative to the increased computational power available today, PGP cryptography is as strong today as it was in 1991.
Automated cloud compliance can simplify and streamline continuous monitoring.
Dell's Endpoint Security Suite Enterprise now features artificial intelligence and machine learning to identify threats at the end points, eliminating the need for signature-based solutions.
The state's goal is to reduce the likelihood and severity of large cyberattacks by strengthening the awareness and resilience of public and private entities.
Security for cloud services is improving, but some significant hurdles remain, security experts say.
The U.S. Federal Blockchain Forum will give stakeholders an opportunity to develop, share and discuss practical use cases for blockchain technology for agency missions.
Alerts of a recent spear-phishing attack may have damaged information sharing between government and critical infrastructure owners, experts say.
IT pros at the annual security conference expect a successful cyberattack on U.S. infrastructure in the next two years.
Designed by researchers as a software-defined hypervisor, S2OS will be protected from application hacks and centrally manage networking, storage and computing resources.
Advanced endpoint management lets agencies secure virtual applications and desktops while giving users access to the data and applications they need.
A new program will look at developing tools that architects and programmers can use without having to understand the nuances of specific cryptographic concepts.