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The Cybersecurity 202: Watchdog report criticizes State Department cybersecurity bureau established News Highlights: The Cybersecurity 202: Watchdog report criticizes State Department cybersecurity bureau established. The report highlights the challenges facing new Secretary of State Tony Blinken in increasing cybersecurity as an important part of his department’s mission. Blinken expressed support for the Trump administration’s establishment of a “Bureau of Cyberspace Security and Emerging Technologies,” a State Department spokesman said. But his plans for what the agency will look ...

The startup run by former homeland security adviser Tom Bossert now counts among its board members the FireEye analyst that discovered the SolarWinds attack, and the co-founder of Tenable.

Share this article Share this article WASHINGTON, Jan. 28, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Trinity Cyber, Inc., a Gartner Cool Vendor for Network and Endpoint Security 2020, today announces that Michael Sikorski, one of the cybersecurity industry's technical leaders, has been named to its Advisory Board effective immediately. Sikorski is the founder and leader of the FireEye Labs Advanced Reverse Engineering (FLARE) team, where he leads one of the world's top reverse engineering and threat analysis operations. He and his team recently uncovered the SolarWinds supply chain backdoor malware. Sikorski li...

The magnitude of this national security breach is hard to overstate. By Thomas P. Bossert Mr. Bossert was the homeland security adviser to President Trump and deputy homeland security adviser to President George W. Bush. Dec. 16, 2020 Credit...Illustration by Frank Augugliaro; flag: Wolfgang Deuter/Getty Images At the worst possible time, when the United States is at its most vulnerable — during a presidential transition and a devastating public health crisis — the networks of the federal government and much of corporate America are compromised by a foreign nation. We need to unders...

This is the reality for so many IT and security teams that are exhausted from responding to threats that have already happened and chasing down the pile of false positives clogging their queue. Most cybersecurity vendors boast about protection, but what they really mean is their appliance or software can detect something and feed a security information and event management system. All that does is put more pressure on IT to set the stage and defend against what's next, so long as it looks exactly like what came before. In today's increasingly digital world, that's just not good enough. Indeed...