A revised policy document aims to clarify the roles and responsibilities of federal agencies responsible for securing U.S. critical infrastructure.

The FCC said T-Mobile, Sprint, AT&T and Verizon sold customers’ location data and outsourced user consent requirements.

State officials in Georgia have severed Coffee County’s access to statewide election systems while the breach is being addressed.

Attacks on elections have become more multifaceted over the past decade, but fears of a hacked election — real or perceived — remain one of the biggest…

The program warns organizations running software or hardware with vulnerabilities that are being exploited by ransomware gangs.

Steve Kramer tells CyberScoop he hasn’t seen the lawsuit filed against him over the New Hampshire primary robocall, but it won’t be successful.

Others contend that loosening things up could have dangerous consequences, and the administration should go the opposite direction.

Wray indicated the FBI sees China as a more imminent threat to U.S. infrastructure as hacking groups like Volt Typhoon position resources for disruption ahead of a…

The bill’s passage was cheered by privacy advocates, but faces an uncertain future in the Senate and with the White House.

Civil liberties advocates want to narrow the scope of an amendment to a controversial surveillance law.