Senate intelligence panel agrees with US intel agencies that Russia intervened in 2016 election to help Trump
Senate has votes to advance bill to retain 2015 net neutrality rules
"The [Intelligence Community Assessment] conclusions were accurate and on point" says SSCI ViceChair @MarkWarner "The Russian effort was extensive, sophisticated, and ordered by President Putin himself for the purpose of helping Donald Trump and hurting Hillary Clinton"
1 week agoAfter 14 months, Senate Intelligence Committee finished looking at US intel's conclusion Russia meddled in Election 2016. "We see no reason to dispute the conclusions" says SSCI Chair @SenatorBurr "There is no doubt that Russia undertook an unprecedented effort to interfere"
1 week agoSecGen Stoltenberg on the role of cyber in NATO: "cyber is a core part of our operation"
Kenya's president signs cybercrimes law opposed by media rights groups
U.S. investigating Cambridge Analytica: New York Times
Committee of British lawmakers says Facebook has not fully answered its questions about data privacy with sufficient detail or evidence
SBU: Vyshinsky used his journalists to produce materials in support of terrorist organizations of DNR and LNR
The Moscow City Court today announced that the decision to block Telegram has not yet entered into force
1 week agoNATO has 3 key roles in cybersecurity: to drive progress across the Alliance; act as a hub for information sharing, training and expertise; and to protect our networks - @jensstoltenberg at Paris conference
1 week agoIn 2016, NATO leaders agreed to the Cyberdefence pledge - as a result, almost every Ally has upgraded their cyber defence. France is leading the way: @jensstoltenberg at Paris conference
1 week agoSome are using software to wage a soft-war - with very real and potentially deadly consequences: @jensstoltenberg at NATO Cyberdefence pledge conference in Paris
A Russian company accused by Special Counsel Robert Mueller of funding a propaganda operation to interfere in the 2016 U.S. presidential election is asking a federal judge for access to secret information reviewed by a grand jury before it indicted the firm
Dutch government will stop using Kaspersky software
"Cyber threats are real and evolving," European Commissioner for Security Union @JKingEU said at today's symposium about threats to Germany. He said one of his commission's teams has found 3,000+ cases of organized pro-Kremlin disinformation
Russia counting more on propaganda: NATO official
Possible cyber attack targeting Mexican banks led to large cash withdrawals in recent weeks, central bank says
MI5 director Parker on Russian disinformation campaign: "bare-faced lying seems to be the default mode, coupled with the ridicule of critics"
A doctored video was watched more than 500,000 times on @facebook and @odnoklassniki ahead of Moldova's local elections on May 20
1 week agoProtesters being detained by police in central Moscow, Russia, during a protest in support of free internet today
2 week agoFull statement from Facebook on mistakenly rolling out page transparency tool early. The tool showed how some pages designed to look American are being run from Serbia, Kosovo, and elsewhere
U.S. 'net neutrality' rules will end around June 10, FCC says; the U.S. Senate is expected to vote on the issue by June 12 - REU
Alt-right websites were registered to the Russia-linked company that hired Michael Cohen
US military wives were threatened by Russian hackers posing as ISIS.
2 week agoMarat Musin, the founder and the chief of AnnaNews agency has died.
Iran's Rouhani criticizes ban on Telegram messaging app
3 week agoUS intel officials have been warning the Russians are coming for Election2018 - @Potus met with senior officials about election security efforts Thursday
Ex-U.N. chief Annan tells Facebook to move faster on hate speech
Bangladesh open to out-of-court settlement over $81 million cyber heist
