Fortune’s Easton highlights cyber threats
Nina Easton‘s latest Fortune column focuses on the threats of cyber attacks from bad actors in places such as China and Russia. In May, the Obama administration tried to regain…
Nina Easton‘s latest Fortune column focuses on the threats of cyber attacks from bad actors in places such as China and Russia. In May, the Obama administration tried to regain…
Here’s another item to add to the catalog of concerns about Obamacare: the threat of the “Belarussian Connection.” The Washington Free Beacon explains. U.S. intelligence agencies last week urged the…
From the Federal Times: While cyber professionals work to minimize the cyber threats faced by federal agencies, one of the biggest security flaws may be the network users themselves, according…
ObamaCare’s breach of privacy has begun. In one of the first breaches of the new Obamacare online marketplaces, an employee of the Minnesota marketplace, called MNsure, accidentally emailed Koester a…
Anymore, security means the opposite. As just one example, one must reduce one’s being to numbers that any hacker can access much more easily than one can remember them himself,…
According to the Asheville Citizen-Times, the names and Social Security numbers of 8000 workers, non-workers, or perhaps even employers were mailed to the wrong place by the passive voice, exposing…
Don Carrington reports for Carolina Journal Online that members of Gov. Beverly Perdue’s administration “appear regularly to have violated signed agreements between the state and the federal Bureau of Labor…
As I wrote in my recent report on law enforcement collecting DNA on individuals who have been arrested, a major issue isn’t just government abuse of the data but the…