Hold the Phone: DOJ Releases Inspector General Report on FBI Texts/Actions During Investigation Before the 2016 Election
Latest OIG report analyzed more than 40,000 text messages between two FBI agents.
Tagged: Russia
Social Media Snare: Russia’s Influence in the U.S. Energy Markets
Committee reports that Russia has been meddling in the pipeline debate.
War of Words: Cyber-enabled Information Operations
In the cyber war of words, how does the truth make it through the noise?
The Deterrence Calculus: Where U.S. Goals Meet NATO-Russian Relations
The Deterrence Calculus: Where US Goals Meet NATO-Russian Relations
Trolls of Moscow: Russian Interference in U.S. Elections
Moscow uses cyber espionage to influence U.S. elections – did it work?
Catching Credit Thieves: A Global Approach
The U.S. Department of Justice published a new report, “Examining the Structure, Organization, and Processes of the International Market for Stolen Data”, by Thomas Holt and Olga Smirnova. This report found that Russia provides a “home base” for hackers and that many hackers and data thieves are operating primarily in...
Security Heats Up as the Olympic Torch Nears Sochi: Is Russia Doing Enough To Freeze Terrorism at the 2014 Winter Games?
The Olympic Games have historically been a target for terrorist attacks. Since 1972, 16 of the countries to host the Olympics experienced terrorist attacks in the year or months approaching the Games. With the international presence and heightened media coverage, the Olympics provides a stage that few malicious actors can...
Reducing Nuclear Arsenals: U.S. and Russia Hold More than Necessary for Deterrence
Despite reduction of their nuclear arsenals the United States and Russia still maintain 16,000 nuclear warheads. This is 15 times more than the combined total nuclear arsenals of all the seven other nuclear weapon states in the world. The Federation of American Scientists (FAS) released a new report Trimming Nuclear...