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Having the latest information on incentives and tradecraft arms threat hunters with the ability to cross-reference organizational data with external trends and stay ahead of highly resourceful adversaries.
The dilemma for states that might consider voting by phone is the conflict between accessibility and security.
The FBI and the Securities and Exchange Commissions are both looking subscriptions to help them identify threats to national security the financial system.
National Governors Association offers recommendations on how states can build cyber disruption response plans based on its analysis of 15 states' current plans.
At its recent annual meeting, the U.S. Conference of Mayors voiced support for a number of tech-related initiatives.
Finding the right processes to automate and leveraging robust tools and artificial intelligence will help time-strapped agencies secure their systems.
Microphone-hijacking spyware on legislator's smartphones constitutes a new kind of threat that requires novel thinking about information and its protection.
New guidelines offer a data template for cities to apply across sectors and initiatives to increase cyber-physical security and compliance and minimize risk.
With the 2020 presidential election approaching, security experts, lawmakers and even election vendors themselves are calling for more rigorous testing of election equipment and stricter security standards for the private companies that provide election-related services.
States partnering with the National Governors Association will get help refining their priorities and developing action plans to improve cybersecurity.
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