In the News

• Make Algorithms Accountable
  8/1/2016 – The New York Times
• Understanding New Hacktivism: Where Next for Hackers With a Cause?
  7/31/2016 – Government Technology
• Exclusive: Clinton campaign also hacked in attacks on Democrats
  7/30/2016 – Reuters
• Amazon saw spike in US demands for customer data
  7/29/2016 – ZD Net
• The DNC Leak Shows How Vulnerable This Election Is To Hacking
  7/29/2016 – Buzz Feed News
• A FAMED HACKER IS GRADING THOUSANDS OF PROGRAMS — AND MAY REVOLUTIONIZE SOFTWARE IN THE PROCESS
  7/29/2016 – The Intercept
• Phishing, sophisticated attacks most troubling to IT security pros
  7/28/2016 – ZD Net
• South Korea says North hacked online shopping site
  7/28/2016 – Reuters
• Alexa steps into security with an August lock skill
  7/28/2016 – CNet
• Researchers Find Easy Way to Hack Wireless Keyboards
  7/28/2016 – PC Magazine
• Experts: Obama’s color-coded rankings oversimplify cybersecurity threats
  7/26/2016 – The Christian Science Monitor
• In a major cyber-hack, whom do you call? The White House spells it out.
  7/26/2016 – The Washington Post
• Twitter Email Print LAW Government's Privacy Rights Don't Exceed the Public's
  7/25/2016 – Bloomberg View
• Cyberattack Compromises Unknown Number of Voter Records in Illinois
  7/25/2016 – Government Technology
• SMS-based two-factor authentication will soon be banned
  7/25/2016 – CNet
• Security Experts Team Up to Help You Fight Ransomware
  7/25/2016 – PC Magazine
• Auto-ISAC release automotive cybersecurity best practices
  7/22/2016 – SC Magazine
• WikiLeaks Just Published Tons of Credit Card and Social Security Numbers
  7/22/2016 – Gizmodo
• FTC: Most Americans Don’t Know How Much Companies Track And Sell Their Data
  7/22/2016 – Buzz Feed News
• UMMC to pay $2.75 million fee in federal settlement
  7/22/2016 – Hattiesburg American
• Privacy concerns threaten emergency response bill
  7/21/2016 – Fed Scoop
• Health Gadgets and Apps Outpace Privacy Protections, Report Finds
  7/19/2016 – Pro Publica
• Pokémon Go data mining highlights the public's indifference to privacy
  7/15/2016 – The Inquirer
• U.S. Privacy and Civil Liberty Watchdog Faces Limits in Congress
  7/14/2016 – The New York Times
• Oregon Health & Science University to pay $2.7M to settle 2013 HIPAA violations
  7/14/2016 – Becker's Healthcare