What we know about Russian hackers — and how to stop them — after a year of cyberwar in Ukraine
Moscow's cyber operatives will target any nation supporting Ukraine, but a global coalition can win on the digital battlefield.
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New cyber reality: With great interdependence comes great liability
Biden's cybersecurity strategy rightly advocates for more regulation. For companies doing security right, there’s no need to panic.
Inside ShmooCon 2023: The wacky, the weird and, of course, the cybers
The hackerfest ShmooCon draws an eclectic mix from the infosec community. CyberScoop broke down five takeaways in case you missed out.
Regulation won’t fix internet routing security
A push for routing security regulation from U.S. agencies including the FCC won't result in the sort of safe digital ecosystem we all want.
CISA announces cybersecurity performance goals for critical infrastructure
The voluntary goals are meant to be a starting guide for critical infrastructure in both IT and OT environments.
The quantum computing threat is real. Now we need to act.
Washington should strive to become the dominant power in quantum information sciences. Otherwise, the U.S. will be dangerously at risk.
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The reason to ban TikTok has nothing to do with data security
The People’s Republic of China has the power to manipulate one of the world’s most popular apps into a massive global propaganda machine.
What to watch for as ‘Hacker Summer Camp’ gets underway in Las Vegas
Black Hat, DEF CON and BSidesLV take place this year amid a backdrop of COVID, cyberwarfare in Ukraine and digital attacks on Taiwan.
FBI hopes a more aggressive cyber strategy will disrupt foreign hackers
“Whatever it is that’s going to cause maximum impact on the adversary, that’s what the goal is,” the FBI's Tonya Ugoretz told CyberScoop.
Air Force unveils information warfare outfit amid U.S. effort to go on offense in cyberspace
It's a big shift for the service, which traditionally has prioritized defense.