The U.S. and China have reached an agreement to not conduct economic cyber espionage during Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit to the U.S. last week, USA Today reported Friday. David Jackson writes that Xi
MoreThe Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has completed more than 20 at-sea tests on a prototype of its Towed Airborne Lift of Naval Systems to check the technology’s communications and ISR payload capacity. DARPA said
MoreThe Department of Homeland Security has partnered with the Federal Chief Information Officers Council and the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program office to help accelerate agencies’ adoption of cloud-based information technology
MoreThe Department of Health and Human Servicesâ inspector general has found the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services failed to carry out automated vulnerability assessments on databases related to CMSâ Multidimensional Insurance Data Analytics
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The Government Accountability Office has identified resources for the Defense Departmentâs Office of Small Business Programs to disseminate cybersecurity resources to small businesses. GAO said Thursday that cybersecurity electronic learning courses, a cyber
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The Department of Homeland Securityâs science and technology directorate has awarded $3.1 million in contracts to the University of California San Diego and University of Southern California Information Sciences Institute to develop defense tools
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The Office of Naval Research has developed a cybersecurity tool that works to protect shipboard systems from viruses and similar attacks by controlling access to programmable logic controllers. ONR said Sept. 18 the Resilient Hull,
MoreSeventy-three U.S. law enforcement agencies have been awarded grants worth a combined $23.2 million from the Justice Department to outfit officers with body camera systems and study the technology’s impact on public
MoreSeveral U.S. Marine Corps officials have launched efforts to acquire and field new equipment in order for uniformed personnel to operate independently while carrying out crisis response missions, Marine Corps Times reported
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NASA‘s Traffic Aware Planner application is currently in use at Virgin America and Alaska Airlines as part of tests on the technology’s capability to support traffic-aware strategic aircrew requests. The space agency said
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