The National Security Agency has been using face-recognition tools to collect foreign intelligence as well as to fight terrorism, according to NSA Director Michael Rogers, FCW reported Wednesday. FCW reports that Rogers
MoreRobert Mueller, former director of FBI, has lauded the federal bureauâs ongoing efforts to build up its cyber capabilities and workforce, FCW reported Thursday. Adam Mazmanian writes Mueller told a gathering at
MoreKeith Alexander, former director of the National Security Agency, has projected the world will produce h 3.5 zettabytes of data in 2014, Nextgov reported Monday. Frank Konkel writes Alexander recommended âstronger continuous
MoreThe National Security Agency is investing nearly $8.2 million in cybersecurity research initiatives at four universities in the form of test laboratories, FCW reported Wednesday. Mark Rockwell writes that NSA has awarded science-of-security grants
MoreNew data from the Office of the Director or National Intelligence indicates that agencies have issued 9 percent fewer security clearances to employees over the past three fiscal years, GovExec reported Friday. Eric
MoreThe 2014 edition of the National Security Agency‘s Cyber Defense Exercise tested how U.S. service academy students could work to maintain and protect networks in a cyber attack, said Neal Ziring, technical director of
MoreParsons Corp. is hosting the National Security Agency‘s annual cybersecurity exercise this week in Columbia, Md. to help train students from military academies to handle information assurance operations. More than 150 military
MoreMichael Rogers was sworn in as the National Security Agency director and U.S. Cyber Command lead during a ceremony Wednesday held at Fort Meade, Md., the American Forces Press Service reported. Jim
MoreDefense Secretary Chuck Hagel said Friday that the Pentagon plans to hire and train more computer experts to bolster the nation’s defenses against growing cyber attacks, the Christian Science Monitor reported Saturday. Lolita
MoreRep. Mike Rogers (R-Mich.), chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, will not seek re-election as he plans to host a nationally syndicated radio talk show on Cumulus Radio starting in January, the Detroit
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