Cyberattacks Hitting Private Firms
Cyberattacks are hitting US companies and the firms are complaining that the US government needs to strike back.
SMHEC Showcases Degrees at Open House
Southern Maryland Higher Education Center to host a Nov. 5 open house to highlight degrees offered in St. Mary’s County.
DHS Testing Employee Phishing Smarts
Homeland Security employees are getting extra scrutiny to see if they are able to spot and reject phishing attempts.
UAV Invisibility Cloak Advancing
An invisibility cloak for military UAV concealment is advancing with the goal of a Harry Potter success
Federal Cuts Would Hit Pax Region Hard
In Lexington Park-California, contractor hubs of the Pax region, federal contracts average $40,095 per employee, 2nd highest in US.
Hornet and F-35 Among Most Lethal Warplanes
All countries that funded the JSF will employ the F-35. This is crucial as the F-35 is most potent when operating as a fleet.
Penn State Finds Chinese Hackers & Goes Off-Line
Penn State, developer of sensitive technology for the US Navy, finds Chinese hackers embedded in their engineering computer network.
US Cyber Czar: World Not Ready for Cyber Treaty
US State Dept. cyber envoy says too much unknown for an international treaty on cybersecurity.
Cybersecurity Bills & DoD Budget Readied
Congress is expected to pass two cybersecurity bills this week and release its DoD budget for FY16 this week.
Help Wanted: Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity jobs are vacant across the nation, with 74 percent more job postings in five years, and the need still growing.
