FBI Warns of More Terrorist Attacks in U.S. as ISIS Is Defeated in Syria July 28, 2016 By Chris Strohm Hundreds of terrorists will fan out to infiltrate western Europe and the U.S. to carry out attacks on a wider...
Automakers, Tech Industries Must Plug Cybersecurity Gaps, Says U.S. Official April 14, 2016 By Chris Strohm Internet-connected and driverless cars could be targets for hackers — potentially including terrorists and hostile nations — so the automotive...
Russian Air Crash Bomb Theories Highlight Insider Threat to Aviation Security November 6, 2015 By Alan Levin and Chris Strohm The possibility that Islamic terrorists smuggled a bomb onto a Russian jet flying home from Egypt highlights a new area...
U.S. Threatens Economic Sanctions Against Cybercrimes, Spying April 2, 2015 By Chris Strohm and Justin Sink President Barack Obama signed an executive order Wednesday allowing the use of economic sanctions for the first time against perpetrators...
FBI Says It’s Close to Identifying Anthem Hackers February 25, 2015 By Chris Strohm The FBI said it’s close to finding the hackers responsible for the attack on health-insurance company Anthem Inc. that exposed...
Cybersecurity Bill Faces Tough Sledding on Capitol Hill January 15, 2015 By Angela Greiling Keane and Chris Strohm President Barack Obama’s bid to get Congress to pass stalled cybersecurity legislation is seen as having an uphill fight amid...
President Urges Congress to Pass Bipartisan Cybersecurity Legislation January 14, 2015 By Angela Greiling Keane and Chris Strohm President Barack Obama sought to rally Congress to pass stalled U.S. cybersecurity legislation, an effort that may face obstacles as...
Commercial Rocket Explosion Draws Attention to Space Industry Risk, Oversight October 30, 2014 By Alan Levin, Chris Strohm and Kathleen Miller A NASA advisory panel said earlier this year that inadequate funding jeopardized the safety of commercial space cargo shipments, such...
Home Depot Breach Tied to Bank Account Fraud, Reports WSJ September 23, 2014 By Chris Strohm and Michael Riley Home Depot Inc.’s data breach, which put about 56 million payment cards at risk, has fed fraudulent transactions that in...
Hackers Get to HealthCare.gov But U.S. Says No Personal Data Stolen September 5, 2014 By Anna Edney and Chris Strohm The HealthCare.gov website that had an error-plagued debut last year was hacked in July, although no personal data appear to...