Category: national security

The Trump Administration just revived the Cold War-era Space Command

Post author By Randall
Post date August 29, 2019
Categories In air force, Mike Pence, military, national security, pentagon, Politics, revive, Space, space command, space force, Tech, tomorrow, Trump, trump administration, us, us space command

[ad_1] “The dangers to our country constantly evolve, and so must we,” Trump said at an event today. “Now, those who wish to harm the United States, who seek to challenge us in the ultimate high ground of space, it’s going to be a whole different ballgame.” The revived Space Command was first established by […]

US Treasury has ‘serious concerns’ Libra could be used for terrorism

Post author By Randall
Post date July 15, 2019
Categories In anti-money laundering council, bank secrecy act, business, Cryptocurrency, cyber crime, Facebook, financial crimes enforcement network, Internet, libra, money laundering, national security, Politics, ransomware, regulation, safeguards, steven mnuchin, Tech, terrorism, tomorrow, treasury department, trump administration, us

[ad_1] According to Mnuchin, the US has been at the forefront of regulating entities that provide cryptocurrencies. It has also seen cryptocurrencies exploited to support illicit activities including cyber crime, tax evasion, extortion, ransomware, human trafficking and more. Still, Mnuchin said the US “welcomes responsible innovation, including new technologies that may improve the efficiency of […]

China’s supercomputers are the latest target in US trade war

Post author By Randall
Post date June 21, 2019
Categories In business, China, commerce department, export, gear, military, national security, Politics, restrictions, Security, sugon, supercomputer, supercomputing, Tech, tomorrow, trade, trade war, trump administration, us

[ad_1] The Commerce Department has reportedly issued export restrictions that cut five major Chinese supercomputer developers off from US technology. According to the new rule, the firms have been “acting contrary to the national security or foreign policy interests of the United States.” The developers include Sugon of Beijing, three of its affiliates and Wuxi […]