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A government watchdog is investigating Trump’s defense secretary. Here’s why.
The acting defense secretary is under scrutiny for disparaging comments he reportedly made about Lockheed Martin while serving in an official role.
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Here’s how DoD will invest in the cyber mission
Budget documents reveal plans for cyberwarrior training and operations platforms.
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The Army’s next frontier demands transformations
The Army is working on information operations integration with other capabilities, such as cyber and electronic warfare.
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The renewed debate over the NSA-CYBERCOM split
Some members of Congress recently expressed their opinion on splitting the dual-hat arrangement between the NSA and Cyber Command at this time.
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The two key assets in the government’s cybersecurity battle
The fight for good cybersecurity will be ongoing, and it will be incumbent upon agencies to evolve their strategies and tactics to meet these threats over time.
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Should CYBERCOM be granted more acquisition funds?
Some congressional leaders are questioning Cyber Command’s needs given it has yet to exhaust what has already been provided.
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What’s in the $9.6B cyber budget request?
Department of Defense officials provided greater granularity regarding bits of fiscal 2020 cyber monies.
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US prepared to strike back against cyberattacks amid report of naval systems breaches
Cyberattacks from Russia, China, North Korea and Iran are increasingly sophisticated and, until recently, were done with little concern for the consequences, the top Pentagon cyber leaders told a congressional committee on Wednesday.
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Waging war against the troll farms
The U.S. military has the capability, the willingness and, perhaps for the first time, the official permission to preemptively engage in active cyberwarfare against foreign targets.
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How the Army is taking cyber units to the battlefield
The Army is moving out on establishing new cyber and information related units.
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A government watchdog is investigating Trump’s defense secretary. Here’s why.
The acting defense secretary is under scrutiny for disparaging comments he reportedly made about Lockheed Martin while serving in an official role.
-
Here’s how DoD will invest in the cyber mission
Budget documents reveal plans for cyberwarrior training and operations platforms.
-
The Army’s next frontier demands transformations
The Army is working on information operations integration with other capabilities, such as cyber and electronic warfare.
-
The renewed debate over the NSA-CYBERCOM split
Some members of Congress recently expressed their opinion on splitting the dual-hat arrangement between the NSA and Cyber Command at this time.
-
The two key assets in the government’s cybersecurity battle
The fight for good cybersecurity will be ongoing, and it will be incumbent upon agencies to evolve their strategies and tactics to meet these threats over time.
-
Should CYBERCOM be granted more acquisition funds?
Some congressional leaders are questioning Cyber Command’s needs given it has yet to exhaust what has already been provided.
-
What’s in the $9.6B cyber budget request?
Department of Defense officials provided greater granularity regarding bits of fiscal 2020 cyber monies.
-
US prepared to strike back against cyberattacks amid report of naval systems breaches
Cyberattacks from Russia, China, North Korea and Iran are increasingly sophisticated and, until recently, were done with little concern for the consequences, the top Pentagon cyber leaders told a congressional committee on Wednesday.
-
Waging war against the troll farms
The U.S. military has the capability, the willingness and, perhaps for the first time, the official permission to preemptively engage in active cyberwarfare against foreign targets.
-
How the Army is taking cyber units to the battlefield
The Army is moving out on establishing new cyber and information related units.
-
A government watchdog is investigating Trump’s defense secretary. Here’s why.
The acting defense secretary is under scrutiny for disparaging comments he reportedly made about Lockheed Martin while serving in an official role.
-
Here’s how DoD will invest in the cyber mission
Budget documents reveal plans for cyberwarrior training and operations platforms.
-
The Army’s next frontier demands transformations
The Army is working on information operations integration with other capabilities, such as cyber and electronic warfare.
-
The renewed debate over the NSA-CYBERCOM split
Some members of Congress recently expressed their opinion on splitting the dual-hat arrangement between the NSA and Cyber Command at this time.
-
The two key assets in the government’s cybersecurity battle
The fight for good cybersecurity will be ongoing, and it will be incumbent upon agencies to evolve their strategies and tactics to meet these threats over time.
-
Should CYBERCOM be granted more acquisition funds?
Some congressional leaders are questioning Cyber Command’s needs given it has yet to exhaust what has already been provided.
-
What’s in the $9.6B cyber budget request?
Department of Defense officials provided greater granularity regarding bits of fiscal 2020 cyber monies.
-
US prepared to strike back against cyberattacks amid report of naval systems breaches
Cyberattacks from Russia, China, North Korea and Iran are increasingly sophisticated and, until recently, were done with little concern for the consequences, the top Pentagon cyber leaders told a congressional committee on Wednesday.
-
Waging war against the troll farms
The U.S. military has the capability, the willingness and, perhaps for the first time, the official permission to preemptively engage in active cyberwarfare against foreign targets.
-
How the Army is taking cyber units to the battlefield
The Army is moving out on establishing new cyber and information related units.
