From POLITICO to the Hill, the cyber scene is heating up as Election Day looms.

Both the House and Senate come back into session this week after more than a month of recess, and multiple cyber and tech-related issues are high on the to-do list for the returning members.

A small, China-linked influence operation is targeting U.S. voters with divisive posts on social media ahead of November, according to new research out this morning.

China hawks in D.C. are zeroing in on their next tech bogeymen: the Chinese manufacturers who build hardware connecting U.S. consumer devices to the internet.

The hack and leak operation aimed at former President Donald Trump’s presidential campaign is raising concerns around the cybersecurity of campaigns — though according to experts, there should have been red flags long ago.

Top former White House cyber officials are going all in on Kamala Harris, launching a high-octane fundraiser that’s so far raised tens of thousands of dollars for her presidential campaign.

In a little over three years, the Cyber Safety Review Board has proven it has the chops to take on some big issues in security.

Vice President Kamala Harris, President Joe Biden’s pick to succeed him as the Democratic nominee for president, has a history of endorsing cybersecurity and tech measures.

America’s state and local election workers know as well as anyone the costs of politically charged violence.

NATO's got a paradoxical security problem on its hands as leaders huddle in Washington this week.

The Kremlin-backed hackers who breached Microsoft’s systems earlier this year didn't just peek at staff inboxes — they also nabbed customer emails.

In patients' rooms is where the next ransomware attacks on hospitals are being simulated.

Elon Musk set the Xverse ablaze this weekend with a viral post calling to “eliminate electronic voting machines” due to hacking risks, racking up over 75,000 reposts.

The White House is enlisting tech giants Microsoft and Google to provide free and low-cost cybersecurity resources, services, and training at rural hospitals across America.

Since it won’t be able to compete for any real medals, Russia is going for gold in spreading disinformation ahead of the Paris Summer Olympics.

The decades-old tech that powers pretty much every electronic map, aircraft navigation system and cellular and internet data networks is facing an existential crisis in its old age.

OPM is responding to a likely hacking campaign in which unknown crooks are siphoning off money from several hundred federal employees via a federal health benefits vendor.

The battle over the SEC's cyber incident reporting rule for public companies raged on at the RSA Conference.

The cybersecurity universe is converging on San Francisco this week for one of the biggest confabs of the year — the RSA Conference.

A South Korean company’s voting machines were at the center of major technical issues in recent elections in Iraq and Congo.

In his closing act as Congressman and Chair of the House Select committee on China, Mike Gallagher fired a parting shot about the existential cyber threat America faces from Beijing’s hackers.

Israel's national cyber agency says Iranian hackers weren’t able to break through during this weekend's missile barrage. But a major cybersecurity firm offered a conflicting view.

The Senate Budget Committee's top ranking Republican is criticizing seven federal agencies for not adequately addressing years (for some) of recommendations from the Government Accountability Office to bolster cyber defenses for critical infrastructure.

A brazen attempt to inject malicious code into a critical open source software tool is fueling urgent conversations in Washington about fortifying the digital supply chain.

While Russia's reported push to put an anti-satellite nuclear weapon in orbit is rattling U.S. lawmakers, there's a more immediate threat to satellites that could wreak havoc with far less effort: cyberattacks.

The nation’s leading cybersecurity is caught in the crosshairs of a Supreme Court case being heard today.

While the unclassified threat assessment rarely contains major surprises, it lays the foundation for dialogue between America's top spies and congressional overseers.

Health care executives and IT pros are pleading with the Biden administration and Congress to play a more forceful role in responding to the ongoing outage at medical billing giant Change Healthcare.

Iran's cyber capabilities, once subpar, are now estimated to be backed by 16 intra-governmental intelligence agencies.