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InformationWeekâs roster of the Top 10 Security Stories of 2010 reads like a Whoâs Who â or, rather a Whatâs What â list of the biggest stories in all things cybersecurity. All
Some have characterized cybersecurity as a challenge for the private marketplace, and others have laid it squarely on the shoulders of the military, calling the efforts to secure cyberspace the latest battle
When Secretary of State Hillary Clinton announced the findings of a State Department review and laid out a new strategic vision for the agency, WikiLeaks, which published a trove of secret and,
Rep. Michael McCaul (R-Texas), one of the co-founders of the House cybersecurity caucus, said he sees a dangerous âlack of interestâ in cybersecurity in Congress because many lawmakers simply donât understand the
A new industry report predicts continued growth in federal cybersecurity spending, reaching $13.3 billion by 2015, citing an increased focus on cybersecurity and a lack of qualified cyber professionals, according to InformationWeek.
To adapt NATOâs mission to ânew threats,â the organization added missile defense and cybersecurity provisions to the organization’s strategic concept at its annual summit in Lisbon, Portugal, Nov. 19 and 20. In
Amid all the drama surrounding government funding, omnibus spending bills and continuing resolutions and, of course, the holidays last week, you might have missed the cybersecurity provisions that rounded out the lame
As 2010 comes to a close, many in the government-contracting community look back on a year full of changes with mixed emotions. The year began with controversial federal proposals, such as insourcing
The Department of Homeland Security has had a busy year. But for DHS Secretary Janet Napolitano, the efforts to secure national security donât just belong in the halls of power in Washington,
2010 was a watershed year for cybersecurity. Cyber attacks and, even, talk of cyber war were on the rise. New terms entered our lexicon, such as WikiLeaks, Stuxnet, and some terms took