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Government rises from bottom of cyber ranking … but not far
On average, the local McDonald’s has better cybersecurity than the typical federal office.
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How much does federal government spend on cybersecurity?
New database of agency cyber spending shows a 270 percent increase over nine years.
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Lawmakers want cyber champion for feds
“Federal employees devote their lives to civil service, and we must make it a priority to both protect against information theft and guarantee robust response if an attack occurs.”
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Employees continue to pose biggest cyber risk to agency
All government entities surveyed named their own employees as the biggest cyber risk.
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IG dings Transportation for poor planning, documentation on cyber spending
The money all went to cyber, but the processes were found to be wanting.
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Navy quickens pace for ship systems overhauls
Three years into the Navy’s effort to modernize fleet tactical networks, the service says it has cut down by more than half the time it takes to install the Consolidated Afloat Networks and Enterprise Services on aircraft carriers and other vessels.
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Future C2 system key to drones flying off Navy carriers
The Navy says it is moving full-throttle on plans to fly unmanned aircraft off of carriers.
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Army reaps benefits of open-source policy
Army Research Laboratory leaders say their explicit embrace of an open-source approach should be a boon to the other military services.
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Army eyes industry for Wi-Fi solutions
The quest for Wi-Fi is at its core a search for a more efficient and effective mechanism, a system that would not only streamline the networks but also make it easier to move the command post as action on the battlefield evolves.
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Researchers seek fresh kernels of code to bridge legacy systems and modern microchips
The Office of Naval Research is working on developing “Popcorn Linux,” a common lingo to allow legacy systems access to modern, multi-core processors without the need for extremely labor-intensive code translation.
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Government rises from bottom of cyber ranking … but not far
On average, the local McDonald’s has better cybersecurity than the typical federal office.
-
How much does federal government spend on cybersecurity?
New database of agency cyber spending shows a 270 percent increase over nine years.
-
Lawmakers want cyber champion for feds
“Federal employees devote their lives to civil service, and we must make it a priority to both protect against information theft and guarantee robust response if an attack occurs.”
-
Employees continue to pose biggest cyber risk to agency
All government entities surveyed named their own employees as the biggest cyber risk.
-
IG dings Transportation for poor planning, documentation on cyber spending
The money all went to cyber, but the processes were found to be wanting.
-
Navy quickens pace for ship systems overhauls
Three years into the Navy’s effort to modernize fleet tactical networks, the service says it has cut down by more than half the time it takes to install the Consolidated Afloat Networks and Enterprise Services on aircraft carriers and other vessels.
-
Future C2 system key to drones flying off Navy carriers
The Navy says it is moving full-throttle on plans to fly unmanned aircraft off of carriers.
-
Army reaps benefits of open-source policy
Army Research Laboratory leaders say their explicit embrace of an open-source approach should be a boon to the other military services.
-
Army eyes industry for Wi-Fi solutions
The quest for Wi-Fi is at its core a search for a more efficient and effective mechanism, a system that would not only streamline the networks but also make it easier to move the command post as action on the battlefield evolves.
-
Researchers seek fresh kernels of code to bridge legacy systems and modern microchips
The Office of Naval Research is working on developing “Popcorn Linux,” a common lingo to allow legacy systems access to modern, multi-core processors without the need for extremely labor-intensive code translation.
-
Government rises from bottom of cyber ranking … but not far
On average, the local McDonald’s has better cybersecurity than the typical federal office.
-
How much does federal government spend on cybersecurity?
New database of agency cyber spending shows a 270 percent increase over nine years.
-
Lawmakers want cyber champion for feds
“Federal employees devote their lives to civil service, and we must make it a priority to both protect against information theft and guarantee robust response if an attack occurs.”
-
Employees continue to pose biggest cyber risk to agency
All government entities surveyed named their own employees as the biggest cyber risk.
-
IG dings Transportation for poor planning, documentation on cyber spending
The money all went to cyber, but the processes were found to be wanting.
-
Navy quickens pace for ship systems overhauls
Three years into the Navy’s effort to modernize fleet tactical networks, the service says it has cut down by more than half the time it takes to install the Consolidated Afloat Networks and Enterprise Services on aircraft carriers and other vessels.
-
Future C2 system key to drones flying off Navy carriers
The Navy says it is moving full-throttle on plans to fly unmanned aircraft off of carriers.
-
Army reaps benefits of open-source policy
Army Research Laboratory leaders say their explicit embrace of an open-source approach should be a boon to the other military services.
-
Army eyes industry for Wi-Fi solutions
The quest for Wi-Fi is at its core a search for a more efficient and effective mechanism, a system that would not only streamline the networks but also make it easier to move the command post as action on the battlefield evolves.
-
Researchers seek fresh kernels of code to bridge legacy systems and modern microchips
The Office of Naval Research is working on developing “Popcorn Linux,” a common lingo to allow legacy systems access to modern, multi-core processors without the need for extremely labor-intensive code translation.
