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Federal Hot Take podcast episode 3: Personal data in the federal system
In this episode of Federal Hot Take, Mike Gruss, editor of C4ISRNET and Fifth Domain, is joined by Jessie Bur, associate editor of Federal Times, and Justin Lynch, associate editor of Fifth Domain. The group talks about why the federal government needs so much personally identifiable information, how the Office of Personnel and Management hack…
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How to fix the gaps in weapons system cybersecurity
The Department of Defense can neither protect the assets nor defeat the threats its leaders cannot see.
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Trade group pushes DoD to get on the same page with industry on cybersecurity standards
The message to DoD is one of a handful from the Aerospace Industries Association to encourage what CEO Eric Fanning called “smart regulation” during a media briefing about AIA’s 2019 agenda.
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How Cyber Command’s plan to ‘frustrate’ hackers is working
Cyber Command is now taking the fight to adversaries in cyberspace.
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Ukrainian official: Hacking intensifies as election nears
Russian hackers are redoubling their efforts in the run-up to presidential elections in Ukraine, according to the head of Ukraine’s cyber-police.
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Why it’s time to make cybersecurity a national priority
The United States must be united around the concept of becoming a dominant cybersecurity force.
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Is the new US strategy on artificial intelligence to play catch up?
Both the White House and the Department of Defense are eager to follow the private sector in using AI however they can.
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Pentagon to funnel tens of millions into cyber training for American soldiers
The Pentagon is investing tens of millions of dollars into new cyber training centers, which comes as the American military has pledged to take more offensive operations in cyberspace.
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Undercover spy exposed in NYC was 1 of many
The details of these covert efforts offer a glimpse into the sometimes shadowy world of cyber surveillance technology.
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How the Syrian battlefield is preparing the Corps for a fight with Russia or China
A SOCOM commander said U.S. forces in Syria faced aggressive electronic attack.
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Federal Hot Take podcast episode 3: Personal data in the federal system
In this episode of Federal Hot Take, Mike Gruss, editor of C4ISRNET and Fifth Domain, is joined by Jessie Bur, associate editor of Federal Times, and Justin Lynch, associate editor of Fifth Domain. The group talks about why the federal government needs so much personally identifiable information, how the Office of Personnel and Management hack…
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How to fix the gaps in weapons system cybersecurity
The Department of Defense can neither protect the assets nor defeat the threats its leaders cannot see.
-
Trade group pushes DoD to get on the same page with industry on cybersecurity standards
The message to DoD is one of a handful from the Aerospace Industries Association to encourage what CEO Eric Fanning called “smart regulation” during a media briefing about AIA’s 2019 agenda.
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How Cyber Command’s plan to ‘frustrate’ hackers is working
Cyber Command is now taking the fight to adversaries in cyberspace.
-
Ukrainian official: Hacking intensifies as election nears
Russian hackers are redoubling their efforts in the run-up to presidential elections in Ukraine, according to the head of Ukraine’s cyber-police.
-
Why it’s time to make cybersecurity a national priority
The United States must be united around the concept of becoming a dominant cybersecurity force.
-
Is the new US strategy on artificial intelligence to play catch up?
Both the White House and the Department of Defense are eager to follow the private sector in using AI however they can.
-
Pentagon to funnel tens of millions into cyber training for American soldiers
The Pentagon is investing tens of millions of dollars into new cyber training centers, which comes as the American military has pledged to take more offensive operations in cyberspace.
-
Undercover spy exposed in NYC was 1 of many
The details of these covert efforts offer a glimpse into the sometimes shadowy world of cyber surveillance technology.
-
How the Syrian battlefield is preparing the Corps for a fight with Russia or China
A SOCOM commander said U.S. forces in Syria faced aggressive electronic attack.
-
Federal Hot Take podcast episode 3: Personal data in the federal system
In this episode of Federal Hot Take, Mike Gruss, editor of C4ISRNET and Fifth Domain, is joined by Jessie Bur, associate editor of Federal Times, and Justin Lynch, associate editor of Fifth Domain. The group talks about why the federal government needs so much personally identifiable information, how the Office of Personnel and Management hack…
-
How to fix the gaps in weapons system cybersecurity
The Department of Defense can neither protect the assets nor defeat the threats its leaders cannot see.
-
Trade group pushes DoD to get on the same page with industry on cybersecurity standards
The message to DoD is one of a handful from the Aerospace Industries Association to encourage what CEO Eric Fanning called “smart regulation” during a media briefing about AIA’s 2019 agenda.
-
How Cyber Command’s plan to ‘frustrate’ hackers is working
Cyber Command is now taking the fight to adversaries in cyberspace.
-
Ukrainian official: Hacking intensifies as election nears
Russian hackers are redoubling their efforts in the run-up to presidential elections in Ukraine, according to the head of Ukraine’s cyber-police.
-
Why it’s time to make cybersecurity a national priority
The United States must be united around the concept of becoming a dominant cybersecurity force.
-
Is the new US strategy on artificial intelligence to play catch up?
Both the White House and the Department of Defense are eager to follow the private sector in using AI however they can.
-
Pentagon to funnel tens of millions into cyber training for American soldiers
The Pentagon is investing tens of millions of dollars into new cyber training centers, which comes as the American military has pledged to take more offensive operations in cyberspace.
-
Undercover spy exposed in NYC was 1 of many
The details of these covert efforts offer a glimpse into the sometimes shadowy world of cyber surveillance technology.
-
How the Syrian battlefield is preparing the Corps for a fight with Russia or China
A SOCOM commander said U.S. forces in Syria faced aggressive electronic attack.
