MOSCOW - Cyberspace is rapidly becoming, if not a battlefield in the direct sense of the word, then a central arena for future wars. In this context, the decision by the Russian Ministry of Defense to create a specialized network command is justified and timely. According to media reports, Russia?s Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu recently
SOUTHFIELD - The State Court Administrative Office has selected ImageSoft TrueFiling platform as the Electronic Filing Manager for a statewide eFiling initiative in Michigan. The decision means that a central Electronic Filing Manager platform will soon be available to all courts throughout the State, including District, Circuit, Probate, Court of Appeals and the Supreme Court.
LANSING - Benefit from the expertise of the GE-CERT team as they provide a fun and meaningful scenario focusing on incident response. The scenario, exercises, instructional assistance, and summary will be provided by two highly seasoned and time tested IT security experts from GE-CERT. The venue this year is the amazing Technical Training Center at
BEIJING, China - China's Ministry of National Defense said that cyberattacks against its military sites have increased over the past few years. Based on checks of IP addresses, the Defense Ministry claimed an average of 144,000 cyberattacks per month last year, and it fingered the U.S. for almost 63 percent of them. The allegations from
SAN FRANCISCO - A new attack is targeting European governments through flaws exploited in Adobe's Reader software, according to security researchers. Kaspersky Lab and CrySys Lab today detailed a new malicious program in the wild, called "MiniDuke," that has been attacking government entities and institutions across Europe. Government entities in the Ukraine, Portugal, Romania, and
BAY CITY - Troop Health Initiatives has received a contract from the Office of Emergency Management of the Department of Veterans Affairs in Ann Arbor for the JEMS Technology Disaster Relief Telehealth System. The JEMS systems will be used by the VA as a disaster relief telehealth unit, connecting medical professionals and first responders in
TROY - Center for Computer Resources announced Wednesday said that it has successfully completed a secondary SOC reporting examination in regards to its security and availability. The examination, which was performed by Godfrey Hammell, Danneels & Company, P.C., a nationally recognized, independent auditing firm located in St. Clair Shores, Michigan, involves testing the design and
SAN FRANCISCO - The New York Times' report Monday of state-sponsored hacking in China drew new attention to the sophisticated techniques that would-be infiltrators use to gain access to victims' accounts. But it's not just China, Google said - the techniques used against U.S. government agencies and corporations are being used increasingly by hackers around
SAN FRANCISCO - A new backdoor Trojan for OS X is making the rounds, attempting to set up a secure connection for a remote hacker to connect through and grab private information. The malware, dubbed Pintsized by Intego, is suspected of using a modified implementation of OpenSSH to set up a reverse shell that creates
NEW YORK - While many security experts have been pointing the blame at China for the recent wave of cyberattacks on U.S. companies and newspapers, Bloomberg reports that some of the malware attacks actually may be coming from Eastern Europe. Investigators familiar with the matter told Bloomberg they believe a cybercriminal group based in either