A new White House memo signed by U.S. President Donald Trump instructs the National Coordination Center (NCC) to establish a program that would allow private security companies to apply for approval ...

President Donald Trump signed a national security memorandum Wednesday that lays the groundwork for private sector companies to take a larger role in helping law enforcement carry out offensive ...

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Can a centuries-old war power used for legalizing piracy be the key to U.S. cyber retaliation? The Trump administration and industry partners have discussed whether privateering contracts — once used ...

SAN FRANCISCO — In his first major discussion as the top cybersecurity official in the National Security Council, Alexei Bulazel said he wants to normalize the use of offensive cyber activity as a ...

The Department of Defense plans to spend $1 billion on “offensive cyber operations” over the next four years, TechCrunch reported. The funding comes from a provision tucked into President Donald Trump ...

Under a new executive order, a participating company could manipulate, disrupt, degrade, and even destroy an IT system in an effort to shut down cybercrime.

The U.S. government has an offensive cyber wish list, and the private sector is already bidding. Many federal contractors back the effort, though they still have deeper questions about semantics and ...

A few weeks ago, several media sources reported headlines like this one: “Google is getting ready to 'hack back' as US considers shifting from cyber defense to offense.” Here's an excerpt: “Google ...