DoJ Won’t Charge ‘Good Faith’ Security Researchers
Revised policy means security analysts won't be charged under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
CISA to Federal Agencies: Patch VMWare Products Now or Take Them Offline
Last month attackers quickly reverse-engineered VMWare patches to launch RCE attacks. CISA warns it's going to happen again.
New Venture Capital Fund Focuses on Emerging Cybersecurity Tech
The founders behind more than 90 cybersecurity firms have set up a $300 million investment fund.
iPhones Open to Attack Even When Off, Researchers Say
Wireless chips that run when the iPhone iOS is shut down can be exploited.
US Agrees to International Electronic Cybercrime Evidence Swap
The Budapest Convention is a multinational coalition that agrees to share electronic evidence across international jurisdictions to track down cybercriminals.
Linux, OpenSSF Champion Plan to Improve Open Source Security
The White House and tech industry pledge $150 million over two years to boost open source resiliency and supply chain…
US Pledges to Help Ukraine Keep the Internet and Lights On
US State Department outlines coordinated government effort to provide Ukraine with cybersecurity intelligence, expertise, and resources amid invasion.
Ikea Canada Breach Exposes 95K Customer Records
An unauthorized employee accessed Ikea's customer database, but it's unclear what the intention was.
White House Moves to Shore Up US Post-Quantum Cryptography Posture
Biden's executive order pushes new NIST quantum-cryptography standards and directs federal government to move toward quantum-resistant cybersecurity.
NIST Issues Guidance for Addressing Software Supply-Chain Risk
Amid ongoing software supply-chain jitters, the US' top tech division is offering a finalized, comprehensive cybersecurity control framework for managing…