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Eric Geller's coverage focuses heavily on privacy & cybersecurity, with a significant emphasis on government announcements and breaking news. He would likely be receptive to pitches from experts in cybersecurity, government policy, and technology who can provide insights into breaking developments or offer expert analysis of relevant government policies.
Given the national focus of his reporting (United States), sources with expertise in U.S. cybersecurity laws, regulations, and practices may have an edge when reaching out to him. Additionally, professionals with direct knowledge or involvement in high-profile cyber incidents or governmental initiatives related to cybersecurity could also catch his attention.
Potential contributors should ensure their pitches are timely and well-aligned with the latest trends within the privacy & cybersecurity space while offering unique perspectives that add value to Eric's coverage.
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Cybersecurity professionals discussed the balance between autonomy and oversight at the recent conference.
By: Eric Geller
The Alliance for Critical Infrastructure's biggest goal: changing how the nation plans for a major cybersecurity crisis.
By: Eric Geller
Security researchers have spent months honing AI systems that can find and fix serious vulnerabilities. Critical infrastructure everywhere could benefit.
Federal government involvement in an existing group chilled some cybersecurity discussions among major telecom providers. The new group is intended to alleviate those anxieties.
By: Eric Geller
The attack is the latest example of hackers’ intense focus on open-source packages.
By: Eric Geller
Companies, particularly those in the affected industries, should harden their defenses against impersonation schemes, Palo Alto Networks said.
By: Eric Geller
A new report dismisses the hackers’ claims of being patriotic but unaffiliated activists.
By: Eric Geller
Hackers could subvert frontier models with attacks that their developers overlook, Cisco said.
By: Eric Geller
The tech giant’s project could make it easier for businesses to safely use open-source packages.
By: Eric Geller
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