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A Ukrainian government official said Thursday that Russian military hackers caused a power outage in parts of Ukraine last year, a previously unpublicized cyberattack that adds to concerns about the vulnerability of critical infrastructure.

A Ukrainian government official said Thursday that Russian military hackers caused a power outage in parts of Ukraine last year, a previously unpublicized cyberattack that adds to concerns about the vulnerability of critical infrastructure.

Shields Ready initiative outlines strategies for preparing critical infrastructure organizations for potential disruption and building more resilience into systems, facilities, and processes.

CISA director Jen Easterly visited Providence to help launch Jim Langevin's new cybersecurity institute at Rhode Island College.

Secure-by-design as a requirement is coming, and developers could do worse than to start preparing for it now.

Microsoft Corp., battered for its role in several major hacks, said it's revamping the way it provides cybersecurity protection, using artificial

Dignitaries lauded former U.S. Representative and RIC alumnus Jim Langevin for over two decades of leading the charge for a national cyber defense. They converged on Sapinsley Hall on Nov. 6 in support of the launch of the Institute for Cybersecurity and Emerging Technologies at Rhode Island College. Led by Langevin and housed in RIC’s School of Business, the institute is slated to become a national center of excellence in cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, machine learning and other emer...

Election experts are racing against time to warn the nation that its voting infrastructure is still vulnerable to attack.

The Institute for Cybersecurity & Emerging Technologies will prepare the next generation with the technical and business skills it will take to tackle the cybersecurity challenges of the 21st century. Please join Gov. Dan McKee, Rhode Island College President Jack Warner, CISA Director Jen Easterly, former U.S. Representative Jim Langevin, federal, state and local leaders to celebrate the kick off of this important new program.

Microsoft Corp, battered for its role in several major hacks, said it’s revamping the way it provides cybersecurity protection, using artificial intelligence and other methods to speed the company’s response to vulnerabilities and better protect customers.