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Eric Geller

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Covers:  cybersecurity, hacking, encryption, data breaches, surveillance, critical infrastructure, election security
Senior reporter at @CyberSecDive covering all things digital security. I also co-host @hothtakes. | Send me tips: ericjgeller.com/contact.html
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MS-ISAC enters uncertain new era after losing federal funding and thousands of members

MS-ISAC enters uncertain new era after losing federal funding and thousands of members

Cybersecurity Dive — The information-sharing group, a vital resource for state and local governments, has cut staff and pinned its hopes on a membership surge.
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How a government contest launched a revolution in AI-based bug hunting

How a government contest launched a revolution in AI-based bug hunting

Cybersecurity Dive — Security researchers have spent months honing AI systems that can find and fix serious vulnerabilities. Critical infrastructure everywhere could benefit.
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New cybersecurity industry coalition aims to lead US critical infrastructure protection

New cybersecurity industry coalition aims to lead US critical infrastructure protection

Cybersecurity Dive — The new Alliance for Critical Infrastructure's biggest goal: changing how the nation plans for a major cybersecurity crisis.
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‘Missed opportunity’: US government’s absence from RSAC Conference leaves stark void

‘Missed opportunity’: US government’s absence from RSAC Conference leaves stark void

Cybersecurity Dive — The cybersecurity world just wrapped up its biggest gathering of the year, full of discussions about AI, software vulnerabilities and nation-state hacking threats. But for the first time in years, the U.S. government wasn’t there.
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CISA will shutter some missions to prioritize others

CISA will shutter some missions to prioritize others

Cybersecurity Dive — The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency is preparing employees for a reorganization that will reduce the depleted agency’s focus on certain missions in order to emphasize operational technology security and other high-profile goals.
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Manufacturers fortify cyber defenses in response to dramatic surge in attacks

Manufacturers fortify cyber defenses in response to dramatic surge in attacks

Cybersecurity Dive — IT/OT convergence and other trends are making the manufacturing industry's networks more vulnerable and more frequently targeted, but sector leaders are working to improve their cyber posture.
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NIST is rethinking its role in analyzing software vulnerabilities

NIST is rethinking its role in analyzing software vulnerabilities

Cybersecurity Dive — As the agency's vulnerability database buckles under a flood of submissions, it's planning to shift some responsibilities to other parties.
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DHS prepares replacement for critical infrastructure collaboration framework

DHS prepares replacement for critical infrastructure collaboration framework

Cybersecurity Dive — It remains unclear if the new system will include liability protections that companies say are necessary.
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CISA's 7 Biggest Challenges in 2026

CISA's 7 Biggest Challenges in 2026

Cybersecurity Dive — From infrastructure protection to improving morale, the cybersecurity agency has a lot on its plate - and it still lacks a leader.
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CISA loses key employee behind early ransomware warnings

CISA loses key employee behind early ransomware warnings

Cybersecurity Dive — The future of a program that has helped prevent an estimated $9 billion in economic damages is now unclear.
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CISA, eyeing China, plans hiring spree to rebuild its depleted ranks

CISA, eyeing China, plans hiring spree to rebuild its depleted ranks

Cybersecurity Dive — The agency will also change some of its workforce policies to avoid driving away talented staff.
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Why security awareness training doesn't work - and how to fix it

Why security awareness training doesn't work - and how to fix it

Cybersecurity Dive — Companies have built their security strategies around phishing simulations and educational webinars, tactics that research shows are ineffective.
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Federal cuts force many state and local governments out of cyber collaboration group

Federal cuts force many state and local governments out of cyber collaboration group

Cybersecurity Dive — The Multi-State Information Sharing and Analysis Center lost U.S. government funding at midnight, jeopardizing the cybersecurity of thousands of cash-strapped counties, cities and towns.
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How the retail sector teams up to defend against cybercrime

How the retail sector teams up to defend against cybercrime

Cybersecurity Dive — The cyberthreat intel-sharing and collaboration group RH-ISAC is helping companies confront cyberattacks. But the challenge is delivering timely intelligence in a dynamic threat environment.
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How AI and politics hampered the secure open-source software movement

How AI and politics hampered the secure open-source software movement

Cybersecurity Dive — Tech giants pledged millions to secure open-source code. Then AI came along.
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How the newest ISAC aims to help food and agriculture firms thwart cyberattacks

How the newest ISAC aims to help food and agriculture firms thwart cyberattacks

Cybersecurity Dive — Food industry executives used to shrug off ransomware and cyber-espionage risks. A threat intel group is helping to change that, but its reach remains unclear.
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FCC investigation could derail its own IoT security certification program

FCC investigation could derail its own IoT security certification program

Cybersecurity Dive — Internet of Things device makers are eager to participate, but the commission's concerns about its lead administrator have halted progress of the U.S. Cyber Trust Mark program.
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Water sector expands partnership with volunteer hackers

Water sector expands partnership with volunteer hackers

Cybersecurity Dive — As threats to critical infrastructure grow and government funding stagnates, operators are turning to civic-minded volunteers from the cybersecurity industry.
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Dwindling federal cyber support for critical infrastructure raises alarms

Dwindling federal cyber support for critical infrastructure raises alarms

Cybersecurity Dive — A plan to transfer cybersecurity and resilience responsibilities to states could have major unintended consequences.
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State Department cyber diplomacy firings and changes threaten U.S. defenses

State Department cyber diplomacy firings and changes threaten U.S. defenses

Cybersecurity Dive — Departures and restructuring will make it harder for the agency to pursue global policies that strengthen its own critical infrastructure, experts said.
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'Suspended animation': US government upheaval has frayed partnerships with critical infrastructur...

'Suspended animation': US government upheaval has frayed partnerships with critical infrastructur...

Cybersecurity Dive — Recent federal cuts, reorganizations and other disruptions have alarmed industry leaders, who say the government is a less reliable partner even as cyber threats increase.
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NIST loses key cyber experts in standards and research

NIST loses key cyber experts in standards and research

Cybersecurity Dive — The head of NIST's Computer Security Division and roughly a dozen of his subordinates took the Trump administration's retirement offers, placing key programs at risk.
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Solar power gear vulnerable to remote sabotage

Solar power gear vulnerable to remote sabotage

Cybersecurity Dive — Security flaws underscore the risk of cyber threat actors commandeering parts of the electric grid.
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How Trump's Foreign Aid Freeze Could Set Back U.S. Cybersecurity

How Trump's Foreign Aid Freeze Could Set Back U.S. Cybersecurity

The Cipher Brief — Experts argue that the benefits of global cyber defense programs backed and funded by USAID far outweigh the costs.
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