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GSA adds new cyber services to its tech acquisition vehicle
The new contract format better addresses the government’s need to protect high value assets, according to the General Services Administration.
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How military hacking can improve
An Australian official details an offensive cyber operation undertaken against the Islamic State.
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NIST’s Ron Ross on the state of cyber: ‘We literally are hemorrhaging critical information’
And throwing money at the problem won’t help, the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s fellow said during an interview at the RSA Federal Summit.
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Gay dating app Grindr declared threat to military personnel by US government
The app, which had 27 million users as of 2017, made personal information available without permission.
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The Army wants to know how to deploy cyber teams during peacetime
The Army wants to use cyber and information capabilities to compete with adversaries below the threshold of conflict.
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Why the DoD must rethink digital talent
The Department of Defense must create strategies to attract, recruit, develop and promote a “digital talent” workforce that will government compete and dominate the global software arena, according to a draft report released by the Defense Innovation Board.
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Pentagon hopes to have new cybersecurity standards for contractors in 2020
The Pentagon is working with government agencies to develop cybersecurity standards that industry partners will soon need to follow before they can win a contract.
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Here’s what’s different about the Navy’s new cybersecurity review
The Department of the Navy is taking a holistic view at cybersecurity.
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Where CYBERCOM wants to expand the mission force
U.S. Cyber Command seeks to equip cyberwarriors under four main elements.
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The Air Force wants to start a new $35M offensive cyber program
The project will support the Air Force’s portion of Cyber Command’s cyber teams.
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GSA adds new cyber services to its tech acquisition vehicle
The new contract format better addresses the government’s need to protect high value assets, according to the General Services Administration.
-
How military hacking can improve
An Australian official details an offensive cyber operation undertaken against the Islamic State.
-
NIST’s Ron Ross on the state of cyber: ‘We literally are hemorrhaging critical information’
And throwing money at the problem won’t help, the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s fellow said during an interview at the RSA Federal Summit.
-
Gay dating app Grindr declared threat to military personnel by US government
The app, which had 27 million users as of 2017, made personal information available without permission.
-
The Army wants to know how to deploy cyber teams during peacetime
The Army wants to use cyber and information capabilities to compete with adversaries below the threshold of conflict.
-
Why the DoD must rethink digital talent
The Department of Defense must create strategies to attract, recruit, develop and promote a “digital talent” workforce that will government compete and dominate the global software arena, according to a draft report released by the Defense Innovation Board.
-
Pentagon hopes to have new cybersecurity standards for contractors in 2020
The Pentagon is working with government agencies to develop cybersecurity standards that industry partners will soon need to follow before they can win a contract.
-
Here’s what’s different about the Navy’s new cybersecurity review
The Department of the Navy is taking a holistic view at cybersecurity.
-
Where CYBERCOM wants to expand the mission force
U.S. Cyber Command seeks to equip cyberwarriors under four main elements.
-
The Air Force wants to start a new $35M offensive cyber program
The project will support the Air Force’s portion of Cyber Command’s cyber teams.
-
GSA adds new cyber services to its tech acquisition vehicle
The new contract format better addresses the government’s need to protect high value assets, according to the General Services Administration.
-
How military hacking can improve
An Australian official details an offensive cyber operation undertaken against the Islamic State.
-
NIST’s Ron Ross on the state of cyber: ‘We literally are hemorrhaging critical information’
And throwing money at the problem won’t help, the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s fellow said during an interview at the RSA Federal Summit.
-
Gay dating app Grindr declared threat to military personnel by US government
The app, which had 27 million users as of 2017, made personal information available without permission.
-
The Army wants to know how to deploy cyber teams during peacetime
The Army wants to use cyber and information capabilities to compete with adversaries below the threshold of conflict.
-
Why the DoD must rethink digital talent
The Department of Defense must create strategies to attract, recruit, develop and promote a “digital talent” workforce that will government compete and dominate the global software arena, according to a draft report released by the Defense Innovation Board.
-
Pentagon hopes to have new cybersecurity standards for contractors in 2020
The Pentagon is working with government agencies to develop cybersecurity standards that industry partners will soon need to follow before they can win a contract.
-
Here’s what’s different about the Navy’s new cybersecurity review
The Department of the Navy is taking a holistic view at cybersecurity.
-
Where CYBERCOM wants to expand the mission force
U.S. Cyber Command seeks to equip cyberwarriors under four main elements.
-
The Air Force wants to start a new $35M offensive cyber program
The project will support the Air Force’s portion of Cyber Command’s cyber teams.
