Support for ‘hack back’ grows after Trump’s pledge to get aggressive in cyberspace Support for the idea that businesses should be able to retaliate to cyberattacks, or “hack back,” has recently come from former government officials, experts and lawmakers who say it could be effective deterrent. By: Justin Lynch October 12
Why the Social Security number needs a digital update Anywhere from 60 to 80 percent of Social Security numbers have been compromised by cybercriminals, a catalyst for protecting them with a more dynamic credential technology. By: Justin Lynch October 11
The problems transparency creates for cyber operations The United States will continue to work with like-minded states to develop cyber norms. By: Mark Pomerleau October 10
Why the government will publicly name the hackers who attack the US The United States could begin attributing cyber incidents publicly with more frequency. By: Mark Pomerleau September 28
Trump’s national cyber strategy praised by experts President Donald Trump’s new national cyber strategy has been met with praise by experts and even political opponents By: Justin Lynch September 21
Trump’s new strategy calls for more cyberattacks President Donald Trump announced a new national cyber policy that promises more offensive operations, but an expert warns it could have unintended consequences. By: Justin Lynch September 20
Could white hat hackers boost security of voting machines? Amid criticism from the largest retailer of voting machine software, experts argue that vulnerability disclosure programs can boost cybersecurity. By: Justin Lynch September 19
How America should respond to Russia’s alleged hacking Experts and lawmakers argued that the U.S. should aggressively respond to reports that Russia tried to hack the Senate and conservative think tanks. By: Justin Lynch August 21
‘Hack the State Department’ legislation introduced in the House The legislation would require the Secretary of State to develop a vulnerability disclosure and bug bounty program for the department's public-facing websites. By: Jessie Bur March 23
Michigan legislature OKs exempting cybersecurity info from FOIA Cybersecurity plans and vulnerabilities would be exempt from open-records requests under legislation approved by Michigan lawmakers Tuesday. By: Alice Yin March 9
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