In the wake of the Russian transfer of files from the Democratic National Committee to WikiLeaks, many voices across the political spectrum have urged a U.S. response…

​Amid escalating fears​ of a vulnerable, digitally dependent and therefore possibly hack-able presidential election looming back at home, U.S. President Barack Obama traveled to Hangzhou, China, over…

Security researchers believe they have uncovered a piece of digital forensic evidence that suggests Russia may have been involved in the recently disclosed hacking of two state…

Along Russia’s western border, a united, allied cybersecurity front — spanning multiple nations, intelligence agencies and spy networks — is gaining renewed support from Washington, according to…

Pressure is building on the Obama administration to publicly identify the Russian hackers officials believe are behind cyberattacks on both the Democratic and Republican national parties.

The U.S. Senate Sergeant at Arms office, or SAA, is looking to hire​ a cybersecurity professional with “red team experience” who can “manage multi-million dollar annual budgets”…

In the wake of a data breach that has caused their leader to resign, the Democratic National Committee is creating a cybersecurity advisory board to help concentrate…

ollowing a tumultuous week of newly disclosed cyber attacks against the Democratic Party, Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton’s campaign will be hosting a cybersecurity-themed fundraising event this…

DNC hack, Cybersecurity attack Attribution by White House, Government Policy