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Security head accused of 'hack and tell'
September 30, 2003 The president of Forensic Tec is arraigned on charges that his company intruded into several government and military computers as an alleged publicity stunt.Execs aim to teach better security
November 12, 2003 Ten security executives form a group to clarify the role of chief security officers in companies and help businesses and the government secure their information systems.Security confab calls for U.S. spending
February 22, 2002 Legislators and defense department personnel at RSA Conference 2002 say more money is the answer to cybersecurity concerns.Feds get a 'D' in computer security
December 10, 2003 U.S. federal agencies show some improvement in protecting their computer networks, but many--including the Department of Homeland Security--are failing, says a government report.Grandstanding on terrorism and tech
October 9, 2002 IPI Center for Technology Freedom director Bartlett Cleland cautions that zealous policymakers are ignoring the realities of technology in a rush to pass their pet tech projects into law.Feds urged to tighten cybersecurity
February 18, 2005 U.S. government agencies get a "D+" for computer security as experts warn that attacks will come.Feeling secure? Not John Thompson
July 21, 2004 Symantec's CEO articulates his concerns about the state of cybersecurity and the things that still aren't getting done.China, U.S. hammer out trade concerns
April 22, 2004 A joint commission is taking steps to resolve commercial concerns about the development of a wireless networking security standard and enforcement of intellectual property rights.Bush unveils final cybersecurity plan
February 14, 2003 The White House releases the final version of the National Strategy to Secure Cyberspace, which asks private industry to take a major role in defending information systems.Study: Supercomputer clusters shortchange security
November 12, 2004 Group says popular technique threatens U.S. security by sidelining other approaches more suited to decryption and the like. Photo: IBM's unusual design Photos: The fastest computer on Earth--for...Software CEOs stump in D.C.
October 9, 2003 Chief executives from the largest U.S. software companies trek to the capital to meet politicians and highlight a paper they say offers companies a better way to think about computer security.Task force puts security responsibility on CEOs
April 12, 2004 The National Cyber Security Partnership's fourth task force report offers guidelines for top-down information security programs.Preparing for a doomsday attack
January 3, 2005 If a concerted cyberattack is coupled with a physical attack, will the system hold up? VeriSign CEO Stratton Sclavos talks about what's being done to prepare.Feds admit error in hacking conviction
October 17, 2003 Federal prosecutors ask an appeals court to reverse a computer-crime conviction that punished a California man for notifying a company's customers of a flaw in its e-mail service.Government, industry debate cybersecurity remedies
March 17, 2004 As five industry working groups prepare reports on ways to improve the nation's security, a House subcommittee takes the government's own efforts to task.A two-pronged approach to cybersecurity
December 1, 2003 The U.S. government's new cybersecurity czar, Amit Yoran, says security levels still fall short.Virus strikes State Department
September 24, 2003 A computer virus hits the federal agency, affecting the performance of the government's IT system that manages visa approvals, according to published reports.Singapore unveils biometric passport
April 1, 2006 The BioPass will be issued to government officials and airline crews, and will eventually replace traditional passports.Identity crisis: Roundtable
October 24, 2005 Experts debate key issues in the debate over whether the United States is doing enough to protect data.Putting teeth into U.S. cybercrime policy
April 14, 2005 Paul Kurtz leads a CEO group pressing for more-effective cybersecurity laws. Will it succeed where others have failed?
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