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U.S. Government May Pay Cybersecurity Pros As Much As Veep  

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has launched a new cybersecurity recruiting and retention program, under which top cybersecurity pros could earn as much as the vice president. So reports ZDNet.

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G-7 Teams Up On 'Cybersecurity Exercise' Amid Financial Threats  

Finance officials and central bank chiefs from the Group of Seven, a club of economic powers, have run a “cybersecurity exercise” to show the need for global coordination as the financial system faces mounting threats. So reports Bloomberg.

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Cybersecurity Pioneer Alan Paller Dead at 76  

Alan Paller, founder of the SANS Institute, has died at age 76, the cybersecurity training organization confirmed. So reports The New York Times.

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FBI Email System Hacked to Send Hoax Cybersecurity Alerts  

The FBI acknowledged that a hacker took advantage of a “software misconfiguration” in an agency messaging system to pump out emails warning of phony cyberattacks. So reports ThreatPost.

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Cybersecurity Firm Zix Sold for $860M  

Dallas-based cloud email security provider Zix has agreed to be sold to Canadian software giant OpenText for about $860 million. So reports The Dallas Morning-News.

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UnitedHealth CISO Dubs Ransomware 'An Existential Risk'  

UnitedHealthGroup chief information security officer Aimee Cardwell has called ransomware attacks “an existential risk to the delivery of care.” So reports Healthcare IT News.

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White House Touts Cyber Component of Infrastructure Bill  

President Joe Biden has talked up the cybersecurity investment in the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill recently passed by the House of Representatives. So reports Nextgov.

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McAfee To Go Private in $14B Deal

McAfee agreed to go private in a buyout deal with investors worth more than $14 billion. So reports The Verge.

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Robinhood Support Snafu Exposes Data of 7 million  

Robinhood Markets, the online brokerage that ramped up its customer support after criticism last year, has suffered a data breach after a hacker tricked a customer support representative. So reports Bloomberg.

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Missouri Retains Data Breach Service After Security Flaw Detected

Missouri has hired a company for data breach and credit monitoring services, two weeks after journalists found a security vulnerability on a state website. So reports the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.

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