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New Interest in Hacking as Threat to Security

3/14/2012

 
WASHINGTON — During the five-month period between October and February, there were 86 reported attacks on computer systems in the United States that control critical infrastructure, factories and databases, according to the Department of Homeland Security, compared with 11 over the same period a year ago.

Authorities: Hackers busted when 1 turns informant

3/7/2012

 
NEW YORK - (AP) -- The shadowy underworld of Internet hackers was rocked Tuesday by news that one of the world's most-wanted and most-feared computer vandals has been an FBI informant for months and helped authorities build a case against five people they say were comrades.

Did Chinese Espionage Lead to F-35 Delays?

3/6/2012

 
Did Chinese cyber spying cause the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter’s cost spikes and production delays? That’s the question Pentagon budget officials are asking according to Aviation Week.

Could hackers seize control of your car?

3/6/2012

 
(CNN) -- When car companies begin exhibiting at mobile phone shows, it's a sign that the "connected" vehicle has truly arrived -- allowing us to take our digital lives with us as we hit the highway.

Fighting in the Fifth Dimension

3/6/2012

 
Innovations in technology are changing the tactics of modern-day conflict. There are new tools in today's arsenal of weapons. Helped by advances in electro-magnetics and modern information and communications technology, a new form of electronic warfare has been created. It is called cyberwar and is increasingly recognized by governments and the military as posing a potentially grave threat.

DOD wants in on protecting civilian infrastructure

3/2/2012

 
SAN FRANCISCO — Deputy Defense Secretary Ashton B. Carter told the security industry at the RSA Conference that protecting cyberspace is a cooperative effort between the government and the private sector, and that the Defense Department is preparing to play an active role in both military and civilian systems.

    Cyber Security

    Never before in history has there been a more complex form of warfare than Cyberwarfare. The cyber battlefield is an ever evolving and seemingly insurmountable obstacle. At 361Security we have dedicated this section to writings from IT professionals from the US and European defense communities. They have volunteered to offer 361 and its readers a professional approach to current and future Cyber threats. Additionally we will provide ample updates to others writings.

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