Bridging the Cyber Skills Gap: National Efforts and International Trends
Efforts to close the global cybersecurity skills gap are intensifying, as the U.S. and other nations launch initiatives to recruit and retain cyber talent.
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Unveiling Russian Interference in the 2024 U.S. Election
Russia's covert influence operations, including propaganda funding and media manipulation, are targeting the 2024 U.S. election.
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Iranian Cyber Operations and U.S. Security
Iran-based cyber actors are ramping up their efforts against U.S. targets, from critical infrastructure to election interference.
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The Joint Cyber Defense Collaborative’s (JCDC) Third Anniversary
In three years, the JCDC has led many impactful projects to tackle sophisticated cyber threats - and they still plan to accomplish more in 2024.
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Securing 2024: Foreign Influence on U.S. Elections
With the 2024 US Election around the corner, foreign influence is back in the spotlight. A recent hack on the Trump campaign represents the growing threat.
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Pioneering AI at CISA: Lisa Einstein and the AI Pilot Program
Both Lisa Einstein's role as CISA's first Chief AI Officer and the agency's AI Pilot Program showcase the potential and challenges of AI in cybersecurity.
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US-Russia Prisoner Swap: A Diplomatic Feat with a Cybersecurity Connection
The recent historic prisoner swap between the US and Russia has raised concerns about the release of some prominent Russian cybercriminals.
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Europol’s 2024 IOCTA Report
Europol's 2024 IOCTA Report reveals the major cyber threats of 2023, like the rising ransomware attacks on small and medium-sized businesses and AI use by cybercriminals.
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What Does the End of the Chevron Doctrine Mean for Cybersecurity?
The Supreme Court's decision to overturn the Chevron Doctrine is reshaping the regulatory landscape, with some serious implications for national cybersecurity.
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