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NATO to integrate offensive cyber capabilities of individual members
The head of the alliance has said NATO members must be willing to use cyber capabilities.
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How secure is the intelligence community’s IT supply chain?
Concerned over threats to the acquisition supply chain from foreign actors, the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence included the establishment of a supply chain risk management task force in the latest Intelligence Authorization Act, approved May 14.
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Does Cyber Command need more electronic warfare tools?
Cyber forces of the future might need to exploit the electromagnetic spectrum to get at targets not connected to traditional networks.
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Why the Air Force is investigating a cyber attack from the Navy
The Air Force has reportedly seized an attorney’s computer and phone as part of an investigation into whether the Navy improperly spied on defense attorneys.
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How secure are political parties’ cyber ahead of the elections?
Jasson Casey, of SecurityScorecard, spoke to Fifth Domain about its recent report detailing political party cybersecurity ahead of crucial elections.
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High-tech Estonia votes online for European Parliament
In 2007, a massive cyberattack crippled Estonia’s networks following a dispute with Russia. Today the nation is so certain of its cyber defenses that it is the only country in the world to allow internet voting for the entire electorate, in every election.
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Huawei hit by US export controls, potential import ban
A Trump administration executive order declares a national economic emergency that empowers the government to ban the technology and services of “foreign adversaries” deemed to pose “unacceptable risks” to national security — including from cyberespionage and sabotage.
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One day they may part, but for now Cyber Command loves working with the NSA
Officials spoke favorably about the dual-hat arrangement.
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The worry about 5G: ‘They control whether or not we communicate’
Chinese company Huawei’s efforts to sell its 5G network equipment to U.S. allies worried members of the Senate Judiciary Committee May 14 about disruptions in global communications, intelligence sharing and military operations
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NATO to integrate offensive cyber capabilities of individual members
The head of the alliance has said NATO members must be willing to use cyber capabilities.
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How secure is the intelligence community’s IT supply chain?
Concerned over threats to the acquisition supply chain from foreign actors, the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence included the establishment of a supply chain risk management task force in the latest Intelligence Authorization Act, approved May 14.
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Does Cyber Command need more electronic warfare tools?
Cyber forces of the future might need to exploit the electromagnetic spectrum to get at targets not connected to traditional networks.
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Why the Air Force is investigating a cyber attack from the Navy
The Air Force has reportedly seized an attorney’s computer and phone as part of an investigation into whether the Navy improperly spied on defense attorneys.
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How secure are political parties’ cyber ahead of the elections?
Jasson Casey, of SecurityScorecard, spoke to Fifth Domain about its recent report detailing political party cybersecurity ahead of crucial elections.
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High-tech Estonia votes online for European Parliament
In 2007, a massive cyberattack crippled Estonia’s networks following a dispute with Russia. Today the nation is so certain of its cyber defenses that it is the only country in the world to allow internet voting for the entire electorate, in every election.
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Huawei hit by US export controls, potential import ban
A Trump administration executive order declares a national economic emergency that empowers the government to ban the technology and services of “foreign adversaries” deemed to pose “unacceptable risks” to national security — including from cyberespionage and sabotage.
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One day they may part, but for now Cyber Command loves working with the NSA
Officials spoke favorably about the dual-hat arrangement.
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The worry about 5G: ‘They control whether or not we communicate’
Chinese company Huawei’s efforts to sell its 5G network equipment to U.S. allies worried members of the Senate Judiciary Committee May 14 about disruptions in global communications, intelligence sharing and military operations
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NATO to integrate offensive cyber capabilities of individual members
The head of the alliance has said NATO members must be willing to use cyber capabilities.
-
How secure is the intelligence community’s IT supply chain?
Concerned over threats to the acquisition supply chain from foreign actors, the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence included the establishment of a supply chain risk management task force in the latest Intelligence Authorization Act, approved May 14.
-
Does Cyber Command need more electronic warfare tools?
Cyber forces of the future might need to exploit the electromagnetic spectrum to get at targets not connected to traditional networks.
-
Why the Air Force is investigating a cyber attack from the Navy
The Air Force has reportedly seized an attorney’s computer and phone as part of an investigation into whether the Navy improperly spied on defense attorneys.
-
How secure are political parties’ cyber ahead of the elections?
Jasson Casey, of SecurityScorecard, spoke to Fifth Domain about its recent report detailing political party cybersecurity ahead of crucial elections.
-
High-tech Estonia votes online for European Parliament
In 2007, a massive cyberattack crippled Estonia’s networks following a dispute with Russia. Today the nation is so certain of its cyber defenses that it is the only country in the world to allow internet voting for the entire electorate, in every election.
-
Huawei hit by US export controls, potential import ban
A Trump administration executive order declares a national economic emergency that empowers the government to ban the technology and services of “foreign adversaries” deemed to pose “unacceptable risks” to national security — including from cyberespionage and sabotage.
-
One day they may part, but for now Cyber Command loves working with the NSA
Officials spoke favorably about the dual-hat arrangement.
-
The worry about 5G: ‘They control whether or not we communicate’
Chinese company Huawei’s efforts to sell its 5G network equipment to U.S. allies worried members of the Senate Judiciary Committee May 14 about disruptions in global communications, intelligence sharing and military operations
