March 20, 2010

'Senate' Tag Index

Sens. Push for Government Cybersecurity Authority

Co-sponsors of controversial cybersecurity legislation press for expanded executive authority in hearing that lays out troubling concerns about U.S. digital defenses.
Tags: Senate, Obama, cybersecurity, cyber attack, Olympia Snowe

TSA Nominee Questioned About Improper Database Access

Erroll Southers was censured by the FBI two decades ago for improperly accessing an FBI criminal database.
Tags: Senate, database, security, TSA, FBI

Federal CIO and CTO Urge Greater Involvement for Government IT

In recent testimony, both said government IT departments need to play a greater role in improving their agencies’ efficiency.
Tags: Senate, security, IT, government, review

House Passes Data Accountability and Trust Act

The bill requires businesses to notify customers and the FTC of any security breach.
Tags: FTC, Senate, Congress, security, data

DHS Taking Action in TSA Breach

Homeland Security secretary tells Senate panel that the security threat from an errant Web posting is minor, but that an internal review is underway.
Tags: Senate, Congress, policy, security, review

Software Lobby Keeping Tabs on U.S. Cybersecurity

BSA offers a mixed report card evaluating federal cybersecurity efforts.
Tags: Senate, policy, security, software, review

Industry Summit: "Security Become 'Less Human Intensive'"

A conference hosted by research firm Gartner suggests that cybersecurity tasks will be so integrated into the tech infrastructure that it will require less human intervention.
Tags: Senate, policy, security, management

Cybersecurity Bill Goes too Far, CDT Claims

The Center for Democracy and Technology (CDT) strongly criticized the pending security legislation for giving too much power to the U.S. government.
Tags: Senate, Congress, privacy, services, consumer

FCC to Handle Privacy, Net Neutrality

At an industry gathering, the Federal Communications Commission makes noises about how it expects to approach major issues in the year ahead.
Tags: FCC, Senate, Congress, policy, privacy

Senate Gets Cybersecurity Bill

The proposed legislation would upgrade U.S. tech security and create better partnerships with business.
Tags: Senate, policy, security, international

Cybersecurity Research Lacking, Experts Say

Experts warn a Senate panel that the nation is not fully prepared to face threats from hackers and other Net-borne attacks.
Tags: Senate, Congress, security, international, cybersecurity

Napolitano Urged to Act on Border Laptop Seizures

Homeland security advisers press for greater oversight by privacy officials.
Tags: Senate, policy, privacy, search, laptop

Hackers to Take Aim at the Cloud, Virtualization

Malware authors and hackers are looking to take advantage of the newest developments in enterprise technology.
Tags: Google, Senate, Congress, virtualization, privacy

Verizon Staff Fired After Peek at Obama's Calls

Concerns grow about phone privacy violations.
Tags: wireless, Verizon, Senate, privacy, voice

ID Thieves Hit Federal Credit Unions, Consumers

Sophisticated crooks are charged with filching funds from credit unions for the Senate, Navy and State Department while stealing millions from consumers' home equity lines of credit.
Tags: Senate, search, services, DOJ, security

California Outlaws Phishing

It becomes the first state to make the scam a civil violation.
Tags: Senate, consumer, InternetNews.com, IT, phishing

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