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SEC releases new disclosure guidelines for companies hit by cyber attacks
The Securities and Exchange Commission has released new guidance for how companies should disclose cyberattacks. The guidance comes after Sen. Jay Rockefeller asked the SEC to issue it, so companies would be compelled to reveal any cyberattacks that lead to losses.
Tags: Federal Drive , cybersecurity , Cybersecurity Update , SEC , Lockheed Martin , Jay Rockefeller
Gathering and securing health information
Host John Gilroy is joined by John Booth, director of Web and New Media services at the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Service.
October 11, 2011
Tags: technology , mymedicare.gov , john booth , center for medicare and medicaid services , web design , data collection , Microsoft , electronic health record , Personal Heath Records , John Gilroy , Federal Tech Talk
Gathering and securing health information
Host John Gilroy is joined by Jon Booth, director of Web and New Media Services at the Center for Medicare and Medicaid services.
October 11, 2011
Tags: technology , mymedicare.gov , website design , jon booth , new media , center for medicare and medicaid services , Medicare , Medicaid , Microsoft , electronic health records , personal health record , John Gilroy , Federal Tech Talk
Terrorist Technology
It should come as no surprise to you that terrorists and criminals are adapting to exploit different technologies to achieve its goals. Now we're hearing that international drug trafficking networks are using Google Earth to locate the roadblocks and security forces so as to avoid them. Algerian police say Al Qaida in the land of the Mahgreb actually bragged about in a web posting. Authorities around the world have also noted more reliance on technology such as blue tooth to carry out criminal and terrorist deeds.
Tags: technology , Pentagon , terrorist , Al Qaida
Google Gets a Do-over
The internet Giant said Wednesday it will reshoot all photos in Japan for its Street View service after residents complained the 360-degree panoramic images provided a view over the fences around their homes. The service has triggered privacy complaints around the world, including most recently in Greece, where y the way it is banned. The photos currently on the Web site were taken by cameras mounted on a stick attached to a car roof. But it has drawn complaints from individuals and institutions that have been photographed, including the Pentagon.
Tags: Pentagon , Japan , privacy
Google cyberhacks used new IE hole
Microsoft has admitted that its Internet Explorer was a weak link in the recent attacks on Google's systems that originated in China; and Conficker still out there.
Tags: Cybersecurity Update , cybersecurity , Internet Explorer , Adobe , Microsoft , Conficker
USGS maps for a new generation
US Topo maps provide technical advantages that support faster, wider public distribution and enable basic, on-screen geographic analysis for all users.
Tags: tech , USGS , National Geospatial Technical Operations Center , Kari Craun , TerraGo , Adobe , partnership , best practices
Google's new app is a security risk
Defense contractors battle 'relentless' online assaults
Tags: Cybersecurity Update , cybersecurity , Defense , DoD , Gartner
Bounty offered to cyber-bug hunters
Chrome offers $1,337 to help feed the geek inside.
Tags: Cybersecurity Update , cybersecurity , Chrome , Chromium , CSIS , twitter , Kaspersky Lab
China denies involvement in Google hackings
China denied involvement in Internet attacks and defended its online restrictions as lawful Monday after the United States urged Beijing to investigate a computer attack against search engine giant Google.
Tags: Cybersecurity Update , cybersecurity , China , DarkReading , Facebook , CERT , RealAudio
