The national cyber director and a top FBI official shared more details about the forthcoming Trump administration document Tuesday.

Trump’s dismissive remarks on cyber threats contrast sharply with his administration’s official calls for action.

At this very moment, nation-state actors and opportunistic criminals are looking for any way to target Americans and undermine our national security.  Their battlefield of choice is…

Sean Cairncross, in remarks at a summit, also said the United States needs to send a stronger message that Chinese cyberattacks are unwelcome.

Short-term and long-term extensions alike for the 2015 Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act have fallen by the wayside despite industry and Trump administration advocacy.

Sean Cairncross also talked about near-term priorities in his first public speech since being confirmed.

Good, bad, puzzling — a March order and June order could have bigger ripples than realized when the president signed them.

It’s a “pivotal” moment for Sean Cairncross, fresh off his Senate confirmation in a changing federal cyber landscape.

The president selected the former RNC, White House and Millennium Challenge Corporation official for the job in February.

The nominee, who doesn’t have as much cyber experience as his predecessors, also touted his credentials and views on current threats during his Senate confirmation hearing.