Trump’s workforce blitz comes for CISA

The White House’s proposed cybersecurity budget cuts put one of CISA’s core divisions on the chopping block.

A seismic transition in Senate cybersecurity oversight looms as key committees fall under new Republican control.

The march through Mar-a-Lago (aka the “Winter White House”) continues this week with a dinner for Republican governors on Thursday, according to two people familiar with the plans. It...

The U.S. appears to have used its cyber capabilities to capture Venezuela’s leader over the weekend — revealing how the U.S. could wield cyber power in future geopolitical showdowns.

Security experts say advanced AI tools are evolving at a breakneck pace, but policymakers remain divided over how to regulate them without ceding ground to China.

Scammers are using AI tools to craft hyper-realistic phishing emails and deepfake impersonations, targeting both filers and the accountants who hold their data.

Cybercriminals are using AI tools to impersonate doctors online and cash out on pushing fake medications.

Some of the country’s top tech companies are hiring remote information technology workers — only to find out their employees are actually North Korean cyber operatives.

As the deadline for DHS personnel to decide on employment deferment arrives, CISA’s workforce shakeup could have a devastating effect on cybersecurity efforts across the country.

European officials are working to respond to the withdrawal in U.S. cybersecurity funds for Ukraine.