June 6, 2017
Via: Government ExecutiveFollowing a tragic terror attack in London over the weekend, US president Donald Trump took to Twitter to berate the city’s Muslim mayor, praise his own “travel ban,” and call for the US to “get down to the business of […]
October 6, 2016
Via: CIOWhat Yahoo was looking for with its alleged email scanning program may have been signs of code used by a foreign terrorist group. The company was searching for a digital “signature” of a communication method used by a state-sponsored terrorist […]
March 10, 2016
Via: CIOThe iPhone 5c at the center of the legal battle between Apple and the FBI might be accessible through a delicate hardware technique, but experts warn it would be difficult. In recent days, the American Civil Liberties Union’s technology fellow […]
February 5, 2016
Via: Michael BoydWe generally tend to have a high tolerance to terrorism. We watch the news in horror when the attacks happen, but we tend to forget them as soon as we can. It’s not because the tragedy might not affect us […]
December 4, 2015
Via: FCWThe Paris terror attacks prompted debate in the United States on a number of policy issues, including passport security. An apparently fake Syrian passport found near the body of one of the Paris attackers was reportedly used to travel through […]
November 25, 2015
Via: FCWHomeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson wants Congress to help close data gaps that some say could provide a backdoor entrance for terrorists. Read More on FCW
November 17, 2015
Via: Ars TechnicaThe investigation into last Friday’s coordinated terrorist attacks has quickly turned up evidence that members of the Islamic State (ISIS) communicated with the attackers from Syria using encrypted communications, according to French officials. Former CIA Deputy Director Michael Morell said […]