The NSA has long used security posters to warn workers to keep their mouths shut. The latest declassified batch, from the 1950s and ‘60s, comes to us courtesy of Government Attic, a website that ...

Microsoft has introduced a new Email Security Transparency Dashboard in Microsoft Defender for Office 365, offering customers ...

Security Posters Make a Comeback The National Security Agency has issued a set of print advertisements that call to mind the "Loose Lips Sink Ships" messages of World War II. On Weekend Edition ...

Half of organizations are now using an automated email client plug-in for users to report suspicious email messages for analysis by trained security professionals, up from 37 percent in a 2019 survey.

The posters are a time capsule of Cold War era government secrecy culture, and they use every possible approach in the propaganda and advertising book to hammer home the need for security ...

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Online Danger Contest Winner-Faith from Williamsburg (Center For Cyber Security). Congratulations to this year’s national winners: First Place – Faith, Grade 11, Williamsburg, Virginia ...

Two years on, the US government has released more than 100 security flyers produced between the 1950s and the 1970s. Subscribe to The Week Escape your echo chamber.