Survey Finds Americans More Concerned About Cybersecurity Than Terrorism and More

Here are today’s federal cybersecurity and information technology news:

The Missile Defense Agency has issued a request for proposals for a new methods to identify counterfeit electronics. More here.
The Federal Bureau warns travelers not to update software on hotel wireless networks due to the risk of fake or malicious update messages. More here.
The Department of Defense‘s National Center for Telehealth & Technology (T2) released a mobile app for Android called Positive Activity Jackpot to help service members adjust to civilian life. More here.
The House of Representatives cut $126 million from the National Security Agency‘s Cross-Agency Support budget yesterday and transferred the funds to the Department of Justice. More here.
A Departrment of Homeland Security conference discussed vulnerabilities in industrial control systems (ICS) and supervisory control and acquisition systems (SCADA). More here.
A recent survey found that more Americans want a presidential candidate that prioritizes cybersecurity than terrorism. More here.