NEWS & ANALYSIS

Morning Security Brief: Lessons from Iraqi Insurgents, JP Morgan Chase Actions Questioned, Data Privacy, and More

Mar 15, 2013 -A researcher says that the U.S. has much to learn from the Iraqi insurgents. Report says that JP Morgan Chase misled investors and regulators. And More.

Morning Security Brief: Google and Privacy, Suspicious Activity Reports, Cybersecurity, and More

Mar 14, 2013 -Google gets the message on privacy, GAO examines whether states and feds are sharing information on suspicious activity, Iran steps up support for Syria, and more.

Morning Security Brief: Microsoft Launching Cybercrime Center, U.S. trains Cyber battalions, and More

Mar 13, 2013 -Microsoft is creating a Cybercrime Center to centralize all investigations. The U.S. Defense Department is envisioning cybersecurity specialist battalions. And Japan's prime minister calls for increased antiterrorism measures at Nuclear plants.

Morning Security Brief: Chinese Cyber Attacks, Google Readies a Settlement for Data Collection, And More

Mar 12, 2013 -The U.S. National Security Adviser warns China regarding cyber attacks, Google readies a settlement in a case alleging the company stole personal information through its Street View cars, and a company finds vulnerabilities in the iOS system.

Morning Security Brief: New Law Arms Teachers, DHS Must Turn Over Documents, and School Searches E-mails

Mar 11, 2013 -South Dakota becomes the first state to pass a law to arm school teachers, the government must release documents on the safety of airport scanners, and administrators at Harvard search the e-mail accounts of employees to uncover who leaked information to the press.

Morning Security Brief: Money Laundering, PTSD Report, and Cyber Command

Mar 08, 2013 -Senate Committee criticizes lax treatment of banks that violate money laundering laws; a report finds flaws with how the Army handles PTSD, and the DOD explains the Cyber Command mission.

Iraq Reconstruction Efforts Full of Waste, Says Latest Report

Mar 06, 2013 -At least $8 billion of the money the U.S. poured into Iraq for reconstruction was wasted, says a report from the special inspector general for Iraq reconstruction.

Morning Security Brief: Drone Strikes, National Security Letters, and Cell Phones

Mar 06, 2013 -Attorney General addresses President's theoretical authority to order domestic drone strikes; Google lifts the veil on secret National Security Letters; and there's a push to allow consumers to legally unlock cell phones.

Morning Security Brief: Mystery Drone, Tools to Fight Terrorists, and Armed Officers

Mar 06, 2013 -A mystery drone came close to a commercial jet at JFK. A law meant to fight al Qaeda is being applied too broadly. Newtown, Connecticut, considers armed school security officers.

Morning Security Brief: Discovering the Motives of Hackers, Arming Teachers, and Defending Whistleblowers

Mar 05, 2013 -Experts ponder the motives of hackers, a Utah bill requires disclosure if teachers are armed, and the U.S. government orders a company to pay whistleblowers.
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