The Defense Department's maintenance and supply-chain challenges have made it a leader in additive manufacturing, but the next major hurdle will be ensuring that the technology is secure.
The WikiLeaks release of alleged CIA hacking program data shows why insider threats are still the biggest cybersecurity danger to the government and the private sector.
State’s Diplomatic Security Bureau wants to determine the current market capabilities and price points for either a smartphone or tablet-based solution.
Playbooks help agencies automate and standardize the security process so analysts can focus on decision making and problem solving.
To measurably reduce cyber vulnerability, state and local governments must interact regularly with fusion centers and encourage more private companies to share information.
Communications by government officials in California who use personal devices or email accounts to conduct official business may be subject to disclosure under the California Public Record Acts.
The State Cyber Resiliency Act would set up a grant program to help develop and implement cyber resiliency plans and build a stronger cybersecurity workforce.
Logistical issues are slowing down efforts to integrate biometric exit systems, according to a new Government Accountability Office report.
The Department of Homeland Security conducted unauthorized cyber scans of election systems in Indiana and Idaho, state officials said.
Research into grid security is moving toward systematically analyzing the risks inherent in critical systems and methodically defending against each of them.
A new report goes straight to the source for insights from the people trying to pull off the next big breach.
Cross-disciplinary IT services, connectivity and smart lighting are among the top 10 growth areas in government contracting, according to a new market research report.
A group of state officials formally opposed the move by DHS to protect their systems through a critical infrastructure designation.
The Department of Homeland Security is inviting manufacturers of commercial GPS receivers used in critical infrastructure to test their equipment in a live-sky spoofing environment.