The FBI must work more closely with the major US intelligence agencies in order to combat threats in cyberspace, its director said on Thursday, likening the government response to that against terrorism. Director Robert Mueller said in a speech to San Francisco’s Commonwealth Club that the FBI h...
via PC World Cyberattacks on U.S. networks by other nations may not always demand the same level of retaliation, and only attacks that cause major damage or loss of life should prompt similar responses, a group of national security experts said Wednesday. Cyberattacks on private companies and even o...
via Washington Technology The terrain of the federal market became increasingly tricky in 2010, with tight budgets and new policy directions. Boeing Co. relied on its skills learned from nearly a century of work as an aerospace and defense contractor to make gains in cybersecurity, information syste...
via IBTimes The sophisticated cyberattack into U.S. defense contractor LockHeed Martin Corp. highlights the grave threat cyber criminals pose to companies, especially weapons manufacturers. Though Lockheed claims the recent hack attack did not compromise the data on its customers, programs or employ...
via FoxNews.com While many Americans worry about terrorists attacking transportation systems or national landmarks, experts say the more likely target is at their fingertips. With more and more people, businesses, and government agencies conducting their business online, cyberspace has become especi...
via ABC News A U.S. cyber security company charged with protecting computers for the U.S. government and thousands of private clients has itself been the target of a hacking attack, potentially compromising the security of software used by the Department of Defense and major defense contractor Lockh...