A recent survey of bug bounty participants found that they don’t hunt bugs for the money, but motivated by the work’s flexible hours and chances to improve their skills.
The Department of Energy is gearing up to lock down the nation’s electric grid by prequalifying vendors of bulk power equipment.
As work-from-home mandates went into effect, many agencies were forced to speed up their cloud migration projects, introducing additional security vulnerabilities and increasing the attack surface.
The Department of Homeland Security is expanding its insider threat program to encompass "all those with past or current access to DHS facilities, information, equipment, networks, or systems" according to a new Privacy Impact Assessment.
The key to moving the Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s workforce from 98% onsite to 98% remote when work-from-home orders were issued was preparation.
Congress has put forward a number of bills designed to address cyber fraud during and after the pandemic.
By studying previous attacks, and identifying how the attacker’s behavior deviates from the norm, artificial intelligence can flag suspicious activity.
The pandemic forced agencies to balance the need for quick action with ensuring that security processes were followed and controls put into place.
Security researchers are challenged to devise exploits that bypass the novel hardware security protections developed for the System Security Integration Through Hardware and Firmware program.
As House Democrats consider future relief packages tied to the coronavirus outbreak, they're exploring how make the banking system more tech-friendly and expand access to financially distressed groups using digital services.