The 2019 USDA Cybersecurity Expo will provide its active participants with information and resources on today's vulnerabilities, incidents, security lifecycle, risks and mitigations. It will also identify ways to work together and build a solid security foundation program to meet future challenges and trends in...
Tony Cole, CTO at Attivo Networks, sits down with FedScoop at the Security for Innovation Summit to discuss how government security has evolved with the introduction of cloud. Watch Now>>>...
Attivo Networks has named FireEye veteran Tony Cole as its CTO as the company looks to boost its presence in the government, financial services, and oil and gas verticals. The Fremont, Calif.-based vendor brought Cole on board to help Attivo deliver more clarity to the...
The Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) announced yesterday that it detected malware on the computer networks of 20 Russian government organizations. FSB's announcement come when the US is in turmoil following two separate cyber-incidents at the Democratic Party, the party of US presidential candidate Hillary Clinton. First...
A hacker is selling stolen credentials that purportedly give access to servers of the US Navy, Centers for Disease Control, US Postal Service, and other US government sites. Listings for the accounts were found recently by Tech Insider on a dark web marketplace called The Real...
Some of the U.S. Library of Congress’s websites are currently inaccessible as the result of a denial-of-service attack, the Library of Congress announced Monday. The cyberattack was originally detected on July 17, a spokesperson told FedScoop. The attack has also caused other websites hosted by...
A hacking group called the Turk Hack Team is taking credit for a shutdown of the Library of Congress website and hosted systems including Congress.gov, the Copyright Office, Congressional Research Service and other sites. The group claimed credit on an online message board where users go...
A sustained distributed denial-of-service attack is being blamed for dropping Congress' central website from the web for the past three days. The Library of Congress (loc.gov) and the US Copyright Office (copyright.gov), which are operated on the same servers, also struggled to stay online. The Library of...