Government Technologies

Net Neutrality Fight Shifts To The States

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2017 Was The Year Of Hacks. 2018 Probably Won't Be Better.

Remembering Equifax, Uber and all the other data breaches of the last year.
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To Fend Off Hackers, Local Governments Get Help From States

In a recent survey, nearly a third of local government IT officers reported a spike in cyberattacks during the past 12 months.
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Skype Removed From China's App Stores, Accused Of Violating Law

The internet phone and messaging app is the latest Western product to vanish amid a national cyber crackdown.
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Stealth Lobbying Campaign Blamed Elizabeth Warren For 'Socialist Plot' She Had Nothing To Do With

Lobbying in the age of negative partisanship.
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The New Face Of War: Security In The Age Of Cyberwarfare

National security is a bipartisan issue of the utmost importance.
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Fighting Cyberattacks With Volunteers

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Democrat Needs GOP Sign-Off To Get Question Answered, Federal Agency Says

The Office of Personnel Management insisted that a congresswoman get a Republican to co-sign her standard request.
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‘WannaCry’ Ransomware Attack Raises Alarm Bells For Cities, States

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Any Half-Decent Hacker Could Break Into Mar-a-Lago

The Trump National Golf Club in New Jersey and the Trump International Hotel in D.C. have the same vulnerabilities.
By Jeff Larson, ProPublica, Surya Mattu, Gizmodo, and Julia Angwin, ProPublica, ProPublica