An exit interview with USDS Administrator Mina Hsiang
FedScoop caught up with Mina Hsiang for her parting thoughts as she departs the role of USDS administrator.
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The evolution of Hacking 4 Defense
Pete Newell, co-founder and CEO of BMNT, the defense innovation firm that runs the Hacking 4 Defense program
Top Republicans request info from DOE nuclear labs about attempted cyberattacks
Hackers reportedly sought to collect credentials from scientists at research facilities that carry out work on the U.S. nuclear stockpile.
FBI tested and almost deployed controversial Pegasus spyware: NYT
The FBI almost deployed a highly controversial hacking tool that could have penetrated Americans' cellphones, according to a report.
Hack the Army event yields 102 critical security gaps
The Army worked with Defense Digital Services and HackerOne on the latest bug bounty, which identified 238 overall vulnerabilities.
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Laying the terms for partnerships with ethical hackers
With the backing of CISA, federal civilian agencies can lean on the expertise of ethical hackers as part of their security strategy — but first they need…
Air Force considers ‘hybrid model’ for bug bounties on classified systems
There's no point in classifying a system if adversaries can easily hack it, said Air Force's Will Roper.
Survey finds DOD contractors know little about forthcoming cyber standards
A new survey finds few DOD contractors are in-the-know on forthcoming cybersecurity standards, making for a steep learning curve when they go into effect.
DDS is interested in more than just the hacks at DEF CON’s aviation ‘village’
The head of the Defense Digital Service sees opportunities to bolster the military's cybersecurity workforce at the annual hacker conference in Las Vegas.
DOE teams with industry on pipeline cybersecurity
Questions have been raised about TSA's process for updating pipeline security guidelines and whether it's even the right agency for the job.
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