Credit monitoring and supply chain risk company hacked
The unknown hackers accessed CreditRiskMonitor employee data but not customer personal information, the company said.
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Mud, sweat and data: The hard work of democratizing data at scale
Effective decision-making starts with managing and analyzing surges of data across agency leaders, teams, and missions.
How NIWC Atlantic is approaching zero trust and user policies
Naval Information Warfare Center’s Justin Hodges says modernizing data storage, retention and collection, in addition to expanding access to trusted users is important to allow the mission…
Building cyber defense strategies to counter increasingly agile attacks
FortiGuard Labs’ Derek Manky discusses recent attack methods that show a new level of sophistication and agility to exfiltrate data and evade defensive techniques.
Developing zero trust strategies that don’t limit access to FOIA data
Brian Gardner, CISO for the City of Dallas discusses the need to focus on zero trust controls that keep a balance between protecting sensitive data and data…
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State Department’s CISO on treating data as a strategic asset to shape diplomacy
Donna Bennett, chief information security officer for the U.S. State Department, shares why data and security go hand in hand when shaping strategies around zero trust.
Democrats press Google to overhaul data location practices to protect abortion-seekers
"Google cannot allow its online advertising-focused digital infrastructure to be weaponized against women," the lawmakers write.
Brokers’ sales of U.S. military personnel data overseas stir national security fears
Lawmakers are introducing legislation to address it.
Creating the right level of response for insider threats
With the growth of phishing attacks and compromised credentials, organizations need modern security tools to better identify insider threats says security exec Tommy Todd.
National cyber director endorses plan for a bureau to collect, analyze threat data
The White House doesn't have an official stance on the matter, Chris Inglis said.
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