President Biden's decision to begin his term with an order to investigate Russian hacking and election interference is a dramatic elevation of cybersecurity issues in U.S. national security policy.

Russia hack requires new cybersecurity paradigm by Adam Maruyama and Javed Ali, Opinion Contributors - 01/04/21 6:00 PM ET ...

An IT outage linked to CrowdStrike disrupted flights, banks, and media outlets across the globe. Russia remained unaffected.

U.S. officials will host a meeting with their Russian counterparts next week to discuss cybersecurity issues after another massive attack by criminals believed to be based in Russia.

The secretary gave the order to Air Force Gen. Timothy Haugh in late February, according to the Record, a cybersecurity news publication.The full scope of Hegseth’s directive remains unclear.

There are “strong indications” that Russia was behind a cyber attack on the Dutch public prosecution department’s internal ...

Now, the Russian push for a new and extended OEWG seems counterproductive, especially given a proposed new “Programme of Action” [PDF] (PoA) format for UN cybersecurity deliberations, which is ...

U.S. officials recently warned about pro-Russian hackers targeting poorly secured water systems around the country. While the U.S. was issuing this notice, the Russian government was advancing its own ...

Nathaniel Fick, U.S. ambassador at large for cyberspace and digital policy, said on Thursday that the Russia-Ukraine war prompted the government to significantly increase its partnership with the ...

The Cybersecurity 202: Russia agrees to cyber rules and violates them at the same time. ... (D-Va.) discusses cybersecurity and other issues at a Washington Post Live event today at 11 a.m.

Separately, the Department of Homeland Security has disputed reporting that the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has decided not to follow or report on Russian cyber threats.