Collaborate Disseminate
Over-classification, a deluge of data and insufficient human and technological resources all hinder the sharing of threat data.
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U.S. intelligence agencies expect election interference to shift from targeting of voting systems to influencing social media.
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Cybersecurity officials also issued new guidance on open source software through secure-by-design practices.
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The clock is running down on reauthorization of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act set to sunset later this year.
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China is stepping up efforts to influence U.S. public opinion, which increasingly resemble Russian operations.
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Inglis’s trip reflects Japan’s status as an increasingly important ally on cybersecurity, particularly as the administration focuses more on China.
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The prospect of an executive order limiting use of spyware within U.S. intelligence unleashes potentially even more debate in Washington.
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The image of a UFO and Russian fighter jet on the seal led some to wonder if the intelligence agency had been hacked.
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Sen. Mark Warner said “new threats and new technology mean that we have to make substantial adjustments to our counterintelligence posture.”
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The crackdown on foreign commercial surveillance comes in the wake of high-profile attacks on diplomats and government officials abroad.
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