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In unclassified testimony Jan. 31, top U.S. intelligence official James Clapper revealed little new but sounded alarm bells against an increasingly aggressive Iran and the cyber-intelligence Read more...

Changing technologies including cloud computing will likely provide new openings for espionage within U.S. networks, says a new report from the office of the national counterintelligence executive. Read more...

The White House says it would be misguided to change the current norms around the Internet in favor of further regulation, saying "if it ain't broke, don't fix it." In a Nov. 1 satellite web address Read more...

Hyperbole over the term "cyber attack" has led to a misapprehension that they are frequent, says James Andrew Lewis, director of the Center for Strategic and International Studies' technology and Read more...

Government representatives from the United States and India signed July 19 a memorandum of understanding to promote closer cooperation and the timely exchange of cybersecurity information in New Read more...

The United States is strengthening cyber ties with Russia in the hopes that active diplomacy and international technical collaboration will reduce the overall risk to national networks, said Howard Read more...

A think tank report about extending civilian protections during wartime into cyberspace presented to world leaders during an international security conference held Feb. 4-6 in Munich, Germany, raises Read more...

When it comes to the prospects of a war in cyberspace and the integrity of computer systems and the Internet, the U.S. and Russia are in a delicate tap dance. Both are eyeing each other as Read more...

The Pentagon is looking for a new weapon that would help fight war in cyberspace, and it has commissioned military contractors to develop a highly classified Internet of the future, the New York Read more...