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The Colonial Pipeline hearing suggests growing frustration with how easy major companies are to hack.

More than a dozen have posted without basic disclosures.

The hack against JBS is renewing calls for stronger cybersecurity requirements for critical companies.

Microsoft said the hackers focused on 3,000 individuals in development, human rights or government organizations.

There are still no agencies sufficiently protected against a Solar Winds-style breach, a watchdog found.

The move is by D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine (D).

Amazon is indefinitely extending its moratorium on police use of its software but opponents say that's not enough.

More than 400 suspects have been charged so far in the attack on the U.S. Capitol. Here's what we know from court filings and case documents.

The Washington Post analyzed court filings, case documents and other public information about those charged in the Jan. 6 attack.

The Cybersecurity 202: Biden administration issues executive order in wake of pipeline attack Tonya Riley with Aaron Schaffer In the wake of yet another major cyberattack, the Biden administration unveiled a historic cybersecurity directive that officials hope will initiate major change in U.S. cybersecurity standards. The directive outlines a number of measures to strengthen federal cybersecurity, including instilling more rigorous security requirements for software provid...