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Ines Kagubare

Cybersecurity Reporter

AS SEEN ON
The Hill

Preston's Summary

Ines Kagubare is a Senior Analyst at KharonData, specializing in cybersecurity reporting. With previous experience at The Hill, GIR Alerts, and E&E News Updates, Ines covers a range of topics including national security, technology, and policy. Her work has been featured in Yahoo News, WDAF-TV FOX4, FOX31 KDVR, and Channel 2 KWGN.

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Geo Focus

United States (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Government Announcement: 47 %
Legal Policy Regulation: 26 %
Breaking News: 10 %
Evolving Stories: 6 %
Cites Data: 5 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Tech Regulation
  • Mergers & Acquisitions
  • NSA
  • Section 702
  • Cyber Security
  • US China Relations

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Articles

The Hill

GOP sets date for Zuckerberg contempt vote

GOP sets date for Zuckerberg contempt vote

By: Ines Kagubare, Rebecca Kheel

Welcome to The Hill’s Technology newsletter {beacon} Technology Technology   The Big Story GOP tees up Zuckerberg contempt vote The GOP-led House Judiciary Committee is moving for…

The Hill

Musk unveils ChatGPT rival

Musk unveils ChatGPT rival

By: Rebecca Klar, Ines Kagubare

Welcome to The Hill’s Technology newsletter{beacon} Technology Technology   The Big Story Musk unveils ChatGPT rival Elon Musk’s new artificial intelligence (AI) venture has…

The Hill

SEC adopts rule requiring companies to disclose cyber incidents

SEC adopts rule requiring companies to disclose cyber incidents

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) adopted a rule this week that will require publicly traded companies to report significant cyber incidents that are “material” to investors. Companies will have four business days to report to the agency from the time they determine that the incident was material.  “Whether a company loses a factory in…

The Hill

Tackling the labor shortage in cybersecurity

Tackling the labor shortage in cybersecurity

Tatyana Bolton’s passion for national security and defending her country drew her into cybersecurity, and she says the U.S. needs more who follow that path: The industry is facing a critical labor shortage.  “There’s just not enough folks doing cybersecurity work either in policy or in threat analysis, vulnerability disclosure, critical infrastructure protection, all of…

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