Cybersecurity

In cyberwarfare, Washington should recognize that the best defense is a good offense.

Terrorist groups such as al Qaeda and ISIS could use CRISPR technology to commit acts of bioterrorism.

When the U.S. government discovers a vulnerability in a piece of software, it can either keep it secret or it can alert the software vendor. In the case of WannaCry...

Recent cyberattacks against Germany match the pattern of earlier attacks elsewhere in the West. In response, Germany has taken a number of steps in response,...

To ward off digital subterfuge, Germany must transform the way it deals with cyberattacks.

Developing a "golden key" or backdoor to the software running on cellphones or personal computers is not only unproductive but also dangerous.

Why did the Russian government hack the DNC? Because it could. Knowledge is power.

Most Kremlin offensives include an aggressive cyber component.

As cyberthreats have evolved, protection has best been left in the hands of private industry, rather than Washington.

Over the last few years, Washington has lost its touch in dealing with China. Instead, the U.S. tech community has come to fill the diplomacy vacuum and make...

Brazil is at the epicenter of a global cybercrime wave, and the problem is only getting worse. Brazilian citizens, legislators, and policymakers all need to start...