Is the DHS budget too stagnant for cyber growth? The White House proposed cutting budgets for the Department of Homeland Security's Science and Technology Directorate and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency. By: Jessie Bur May 3
Former DHS head took up cyber despite White House aversion The potential for foreign cyberattacks to shape U.S. elections has been in the spotlight as special counsel Robert Mueller's report outlined efforts made by Russia to steal thousands of emails and internal documents from the Democratic Party and the Clinton campaign in 2016. By: Colleen Long, The Associated Press April 25
Emerging online threats changing Homeland Security’s role "It's not just U.S. troops and government agents on the front lines anymore," Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen said. "It's U.S. companies. It's our schools and gathering places. It's ordinary Americans." By: Colleen Long, The Associated Press March 18
Department of Homeland Security warns of cyberattacks on third-party companies by China Infiltrating third-party companies that store confidential details about swathes of other businesses is more efficient than targeting those firms individually, according to the Department of Homeland Security and information security analysts. By: Justin Lynch February 7
DHS orders ‘emergency directive’ to guard against hacks The Department of Homeland Security said in Jan. 22 emergency directive that multiple executive agency websites have been impacted by a hacking campaign that has been linked to Iran. By: Justin Lynch January 23
Nielsen says cyber is a conflict, not an IT challenge Kirstjen Nielsen, head of the Department of Homeland Security told the RSA conference "we are all on the front lines of a digital battlefield.” By: Kelsey D. Atherton April 17, 2018
DHS wants a custom cyberthreat warning network The agency said it wanted to develop a software to help medium and small businesses communicate with each other and identify hacking attempts. By: Justin Lynch December 4, 2018
Nielsen outlines how US reassessing cyber risk U.S. leaders are changing how they view threats in cyberspace and now expect that a nation state or criminal actor with cyber capabilities will use those tools against the United States, Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen said Oct. 3 at the Atlantic Council. By: Justin Lynch October 3, 2018
Why does access to the internet go out? DHS wants to know The Department of Homeland Security announced funding to boost attribution into cyberattacks and internet cuts as the Trump administration has placed a greater effort to name hackers. By: Justin Lynch September 14, 2018
DHS warns energy sector of hackers targeting third-party suppliers Malicious hackers are using vulnerabilities in third party suppliers to gain access to government entities and critical infrastructure. By: Jessie Bur October 23, 2017
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