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7 funding priorities in the Pentagon’s cyber budget
Pentagon leaders asked for $2.8 billion to improve specific cyber skills.
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White House ups DoD cyber budget request
The White House is requesting more than last year for Department of Defense cyber initiatives in fiscal 2020.
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Can DoD’s cyber teams overcome readiness issues?
A Government Accountability Office report assesses that Cyber Command’s cyber mission force teams need to improve aspects of training.
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The roastings will continue until security improves
Making work in the fifth domain visible is vital to mitigating threats.
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A lack of urgency is creating a federal cyber problem
Congress’s watchdog agency noted that of the Government Accountability Office’s 35 “priority” recommendations to improve cybersecurity oversight, 26 have “not been fully implemented.”
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What misinformation strategies took from Justin Bieber
Tools designed to facilitate speech adapt to a world of bad actors.
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At RSA, governments still prove to be more powerful than cyber
The ‘S’ in RSA is missing. One of the namesake cryptographers at the venerable security conference was barred from attending by immigration authorities, casting a shadow of state power over the whole affair.
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FBI director wants the Bureau to be a fixed answer in a world of blended threats
Partnerships with private industry are one way FBI Director Christopher Wray sees law enforcement uncovering the information it needs.
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Foreign trolls are targeting service members — and we’re not doing enough to stop them
Congress and federal agencies need to recognize that the military and veterans community is being targeted by foreign adversaries and to take immediate action to protect it.
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Should the Pentagon help protect private networks?
The Pentagon has worked to clarify its role in protecting non-government entities from threats.
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7 funding priorities in the Pentagon’s cyber budget
Pentagon leaders asked for $2.8 billion to improve specific cyber skills.
-
White House ups DoD cyber budget request
The White House is requesting more than last year for Department of Defense cyber initiatives in fiscal 2020.
-
Can DoD’s cyber teams overcome readiness issues?
A Government Accountability Office report assesses that Cyber Command’s cyber mission force teams need to improve aspects of training.
-
The roastings will continue until security improves
Making work in the fifth domain visible is vital to mitigating threats.
-
A lack of urgency is creating a federal cyber problem
Congress’s watchdog agency noted that of the Government Accountability Office’s 35 “priority” recommendations to improve cybersecurity oversight, 26 have “not been fully implemented.”
-
What misinformation strategies took from Justin Bieber
Tools designed to facilitate speech adapt to a world of bad actors.
-
At RSA, governments still prove to be more powerful than cyber
The ‘S’ in RSA is missing. One of the namesake cryptographers at the venerable security conference was barred from attending by immigration authorities, casting a shadow of state power over the whole affair.
-
FBI director wants the Bureau to be a fixed answer in a world of blended threats
Partnerships with private industry are one way FBI Director Christopher Wray sees law enforcement uncovering the information it needs.
-
Foreign trolls are targeting service members — and we’re not doing enough to stop them
Congress and federal agencies need to recognize that the military and veterans community is being targeted by foreign adversaries and to take immediate action to protect it.
-
Should the Pentagon help protect private networks?
The Pentagon has worked to clarify its role in protecting non-government entities from threats.
-
7 funding priorities in the Pentagon’s cyber budget
Pentagon leaders asked for $2.8 billion to improve specific cyber skills.
-
White House ups DoD cyber budget request
The White House is requesting more than last year for Department of Defense cyber initiatives in fiscal 2020.
-
Can DoD’s cyber teams overcome readiness issues?
A Government Accountability Office report assesses that Cyber Command’s cyber mission force teams need to improve aspects of training.
-
The roastings will continue until security improves
Making work in the fifth domain visible is vital to mitigating threats.
-
A lack of urgency is creating a federal cyber problem
Congress’s watchdog agency noted that of the Government Accountability Office’s 35 “priority” recommendations to improve cybersecurity oversight, 26 have “not been fully implemented.”
-
What misinformation strategies took from Justin Bieber
Tools designed to facilitate speech adapt to a world of bad actors.
-
At RSA, governments still prove to be more powerful than cyber
The ‘S’ in RSA is missing. One of the namesake cryptographers at the venerable security conference was barred from attending by immigration authorities, casting a shadow of state power over the whole affair.
-
FBI director wants the Bureau to be a fixed answer in a world of blended threats
Partnerships with private industry are one way FBI Director Christopher Wray sees law enforcement uncovering the information it needs.
-
Foreign trolls are targeting service members — and we’re not doing enough to stop them
Congress and federal agencies need to recognize that the military and veterans community is being targeted by foreign adversaries and to take immediate action to protect it.
-
Should the Pentagon help protect private networks?
The Pentagon has worked to clarify its role in protecting non-government entities from threats.
