2006-01-29 04:00:00 PDT Washington-- A program that was supposed to help the National Security ... investigated the project's first three years, it found "inadequate management and oversight ...

On Day Two, things started to get a little weirder. The lone editor’s vision grew hazy, his palms clammy. Perhaps this is something more than a typical bug. I mean, the cough is getting a little ...

I saw an article on FB reporting that Ed Snowden is saying that the Elf on a Shelf craze started out as an NSA joke. Was wondering if you all had any insight? Speaking via Google Hangout to ...

Well, that’s exactly what an NSA-funded project at Carnegie Mellon University seeks to achieve. The“polyglot” programming language is called Wyvern—the name comes from a a mythical dragon ...

(Bloomberg) -- An “experienced” analyst working at the National Security Agency developed a surveillance project about a decade ago that resulted in the unauthorized targeting and collection ...

The National Security Agency has finally admitted that it recently operated a surveillance program that involved collecting Americans’ cellphone location data. But the NSA continues to conceal ...

Comparing the proposed high-assurance software initiative to the famous atomic bomb research project of the 1940s, NSA's director for information assurance, Daniel Wolf, said the research would ...

The concepts called out in the CISA-NSA guidance fall under the broader framework of identity and access management, a critical component of zero-trust security and a pillar of the government’s ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I cover all things privacy, security and technology. Documents released by the U.S. National Security Agency in the last ...

Details of the project are the latest of a series of revelations from NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden. Documents provided to the Washington Post showed that a secret project, entitled OTN ...

a $79.7 million project. The NSA isn't the only entity working on making a quantum computer reality, and such technologies would have widespread benefits beyond the cryptographically-oriented ...

including the US DoD and NSA. Given these certifications, defense-in-depth mechanisms should be rock solid. But according to Project Zero's Gal Beniamini, who last year tore apart Android's full ...