A Trump administration memo published last week replaces one from its predecessor, with at least one analyst fearful of potential harmful results.

While AI tools present unique cybersecurity threats, they still rely on poor identity security by organizations to do the most damage, a White House official said Thursday. 

The memo claims a robust executive branch role vetting voter eligibility. One Secretary of State called it a “fantasy” that “isn’t worth the paper it’s printed on.”

Plankey had been waiting for more than a year, prompting the request to withdraw him as the one tapped to lead an agency now in further upheaval.

As traditional fraud markers become obsolete, we must treat digital identity as critical infrastructure and adopt a layered, real-time defense to neutralize sophisticated crime rings.

Hackers have cut their attack timelines from weeks to hours while the government spreads resources too thin. We need to stop pretending we can protect everything and…

The administration also released an executive order on cybercrime and fraud.

The bill mandates a national strategy and establishes pilot programs in the federal government on quantum-safe encryption.

It’s time for SpaceX to take strong action against scammers abusing the company’s Starlink internet service, Sen. Maggie Hassan said in a letter to CEO Elon Musk…

Alexei Bulazel told an audience at the 2025 RSAC conference that he thinks “there's a lot we could do to increase costs on these actors.”