Tech/Cyber

The Insider Threat

The CEO of the XYZ Company, which relies on intellectual property for its corporate success, is frightened by increasing cyber attacks against major corporations like […] More

Nation States

President Barack Obama spent much of his last State of the Union address dwelling on domestic issues, but he also pointedly reminded Americans that the […] More

Homegrown Terrorists

With the recent rise in domestic homegrown terrorist attacks, the fear of a domestic WMD attack is also rising.  John Cohen, former Acting Under Secretary […] More

Countering Bioterror

Advances in biotechnology have brought a wide range of benefits in health and medical research, food and agriculture, even manufacturing. At the same time, biotechnology […] More

The Security Impact of Biotech

There is increasingly rapid progress in understanding how biological systems work. This gives us new tools to meaningfully manipulate those systems towards a given end. […] More

Biotechnology’s Dark Side

Right now, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) at the Pentagon is trying to figure out how to create artificial life forms and living […] More

Protecting Your Digital Identity

How many sites do you log into everyday? Between work email, personal email, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and all the other accounts the average person has […] More

Biometrics: Not a Panacea

Last fall brought news that the victims of the OPM fingerprint breach expanded to over five million prints. It’s for this reason that the safety […] More

The Problem with Passwords

As data breaches become more common and cyber-criminals become more adept at stealing personal data, there’s a need to develop better ways to protect people’s […] More

Cyber Crime

Scott Kessler and Eric Rachner are the co-founders of Secure Senses Inc, which provides human intelligence-based cybersecurity services. In an interview with the Cipher Brief, […] More

Moscow’s Cyber Buildup

The legacy of the Cold War has left many enduring images in the minds of most Americans, images that are usually associated with Russia and […] More

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