Experts explain why building protections from the inside out is better, and more secure, than channeling workloads to specific clouds.

Clapper spoke as the Senate Armed Services Committee pressed him and other top officials on why the U.S. government has been slow to respond to cyberattacks.

​Privacy offices in government departments tend to be under-resourced, although privacy professionals in general are well-trained, generously paid and enjoy seniority within their organizations, according to a…

The Office of Personnel Management underestimated the number of people who had their biometric data stolen in this year’s high-profile hack, with an additional 4.5 million people…

In a media call with reporters, U.S. officials said they want to reach a “common understanding” with China that gives the U.S. “greater confidence that China is…

The National Strategy for Trusted Identity in Cyberspace, or NSTIC, the Commerce Department program designed to help kill off the password, has awarded grants to three new…

The Department of Homeland Security’s Inspector General’s latest report says the agency tasked with defending federal networks needs to do a better job of protecting its own…

The GOP presidential candiate takes the Obama adminsitration to task for lack of response in the wake of constant cyber attacks.

Government contractors are urging OMB to go back to the drawing board and rewrite draft advice to federal officials about how to ensure the IT products they…

Federal IT professionals don't want one-size-fits-all security, according to a new survey from Dell.