Evanina: Combating China’s ‘Existential’ Cyber, Influence Threats Requires Post-9/11 Intensity
Eighty percent of U.S. adults have had all of their personal data stolen thanks to China's "persistent and unending resources." Keep Reading
National Supply Chain Integrity Month
Intel Agencies Warn of ‘More Destructive and Disruptive’ Cyber Attacks on Infrastructure
"Our adversaries are realizing that there are blind spots to conduct intrusions," NSA director says. Keep Reading
Senate Intelligence Committee Releases Volume 5 of Bipartisan Russia Report
The Committee’s investigation totaled more than three years of investigative activity, more than 200 witness interviews, and more than a million pages of reviewed documents. Keep Reading
Analytic Reflection: Measuring the Attributes of Open and All-Source Intelligence
The significant increase in open source analysis in the near term is creating a perfect opportunity to test it independently. Keep Reading
Senate Intel Report: Russia ‘Exploited the Seams’ Between Feds, States in Election Hacking Ops
"DHS and FBI alerted states to the threat of cyber attacks in the late summer and fall of 2016, but the warnings did not provide enough information or go to the right people." Keep Reading
Can Government Keep Up with Innovation Pace to Save Us from Pandemics, Bioattacks?
Burr argues for quick deployment: "I've never believed that our population could potentially be at more risk." Keep Reading
Intel Chairman: Election Cybersecurity Fixes ‘Might Not be in Time to Save the System’
Nielsen and Johnson gives assessments on 2016 lessons and what could happen in midterms. Keep Reading
Cyber Challenges ‘Going to Get Much, Much Worse,’ NSA Director Warns
Intelligence leaders express concern about "less sophisticated" parts of private sector in "race for technological superiority." Keep Reading