CISA election security lead Kim Wyman to leave agency
Wyman, who previously served as Washington state's top election official, will step down as CISA's top election security adviser.
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Does the world need an arms control treaty for AI?
Organizations like the IAEA offer an imperfect but instructive model for designing systems to control AI proliferation.
How the FBI fights ransomware
When the FBI seized the website earlier this year operated by the Hive ransomware group, it was the result of the bureau’s efforts to infiltrate the infrastructure…
White House releases cybersecurity budget priorities for FY 2025
The Biden administration noted that department and agencies are expected to follow the recently released National Cybersecurity Strategy.
Treasury sanctions two Russian intelligence officers for election influence operations
The charges follow a grand jury indictments alleging that the officers engaged in years-long international election influence campaigns.
Federal incentives could help utilities overcome major cybersecurity hurdle: money
A new rule that would give electric utilities incentives for investing in cybersecurity is set to go into effect next month.
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A year after Dobbs, federal privacy legislation to protect abortion seekers remains stalled
Legislative efforts have suffered due to little Republican interest and a lack of urgency in Congress to address privacy issues.
Why pig butchering is the worst kind of online scam
Pig butchering has become an all-too-common online con that costs victims millions of dollars annually. And there’s little remedy for a growing number of victims. But Erin…
FTC accuses genetic testing company of exposing sensitive health data
The case is the latest in a series of FTC enforcement actions focused on health data privacy and the first involving genetic information.
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You’ve probably noticed that hackers are changing the world. Everday, data breaches are putting you at risk. Privacy invading apps are chasing your attention. Spies are treating…