NSA Watchdog Concluded One Analyst’s Surveillance Project Went Too Far November 3, 2022 By Katrina Manson, William Turton and Jason Leopold An “experienced” analyst working at the National Security Agency developed a surveillance project about a decade ago that resulted in...
Behind the Foggy Curtain: A Peek Into Secret U.S. Cybersecurity Operation October 15, 2019 By Alyza Sebenius The National Security Agency is normally so secretive that its creation was classified, leading to the nickname “No Such Agency.”...
Senate Committee Passes Cyber Threat Sharing Bill March 13, 2015 By Patricia Zengerle The U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee voted 14-1 on Thursday to approve a bill intended to enhance information sharing between private...
Cybersecurity Analysts Stress Need for Data Sharing by Companies July 2, 2014 By Chris Strohm In an 11-story office building in the Washington suburbs, hundreds of U.S. cybersecurity analysts work around the clock to foil...
U.S. Weighs Scanning Social Media to Prevent Risky Hires November 1, 2013 By Kathleen Miller The U.S. government is studying whether it can scour social media websites for clues about potential risks from workers such...
Researchers Question Privacy of Usage-Based Auto Insurance October 2, 2013 By Don Jergler A study by a handful of university professors in Colorado claims user-based insurance tracking programs installed in millions of vehicles...