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David DiMolfetta’s Biography

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Covering federal government cyber and intel policy for Nextgov/FCW, a unit of GovExec. Previous gigs @ Washington Post and S&P Global Market Intelligence.

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House Democrats want answers on what CISA lost in workforce cuts

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By David DiMolfetta Verified
| Government Executive Verified
Five House Democrats are asking Congress’ investigative arm to examine how significant staffing cuts at the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency have affected the government’s ability to defend federal networks and critical infrastructure.
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House Democrats ask GAO to review CISA workforce cuts

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By David DiMolfetta Verified
| Nextgov/FCW Verified
Five House Democrats are asking Congress’ investigative arm to examine how significant staffing cuts at the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency have affected the government’s ability to defend federal networks and critical infrastructure.
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DOJ charges 17 Iranians in cybertheft campaign

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By David DiMolfetta Verified
| Defense One Verified
Federal prosecutors have charged 17 Iranians affiliated with the Tehran-based Mabna Institute over an alleged hacking-for-hire operation that stole research and intellectual property from hundreds of universities and compromised email accounts belonging to U.S. government agencies and companies. The 14-count superseding indictment, unsealed Tuesday, adds eight defendants to a case brought against nine other members of the firm in 2018.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Reporting at my university's newspaper.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

No

How is social media changing news?

Information moves quickly when social media comes into play, and the news isn't excluded from this; people are informed faster.