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Four principles to guide the US response to cyberattacks
Four principles should guide American decision makers in developing tough responses to other nations’ cyber provocations.
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The Pentagon’s red team hackers need more time, personnel and money
DoD has work to do regarding its cyber red teams, DOT&E finds.
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Report finds no significant interference in midterm elections
The new report is significant because security of the midterm elections was one metric that could be used to judge the success of the Trump administration’s plan to become more aggressive in cyberspace,
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Surprising ways the government shutdown actually boosted federal cybersecurity
New research shows how the shutdown did and didn’t impact the government’s digital defenses.
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For DoD cyber, 2019 is the year of doing
A main priority for the Department of Defense’s cyber enterprise this year will be implementing elements of its cyber strategy, according to the DoD’s top uniformed cyber policy adviser.
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Intelligence chiefs single out China in threat hearing
The U.S. intelligence community took aim at China during its annual assessment of worldwide threats, accusing the East Asian giant of blistering cyberattacks that are the foundation of a prolonged espionage campaign.
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Why note cards can’t simulate a cyberattack
The Pentagon’s rudimentary training methods to prepare for cyberwar have raised concern that the United States will not be prepared for future battles.
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Why cyberwar is contributing to a potential doomsday
The rise of cyberattacks and information warfare is a contributing factor to an existential threat to humanity, according to the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
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DHS orders ‘emergency directive’ to guard against hacks
The Department of Homeland Security said in Jan. 22 emergency directive that multiple executive agency websites have been impacted by a hacking campaign that has been linked to Iran.
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Can the National Guard help solve states’ cyber problems?
The Department of Defense, in conjunction with the National Guard, has drafted a plan to allow for better coordination and information sharing to states in the event of a cyber emergency.
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Four principles to guide the US response to cyberattacks
Four principles should guide American decision makers in developing tough responses to other nations’ cyber provocations.
-
The Pentagon’s red team hackers need more time, personnel and money
DoD has work to do regarding its cyber red teams, DOT&E finds.
-
Report finds no significant interference in midterm elections
The new report is significant because security of the midterm elections was one metric that could be used to judge the success of the Trump administration’s plan to become more aggressive in cyberspace,
-
Surprising ways the government shutdown actually boosted federal cybersecurity
New research shows how the shutdown did and didn’t impact the government’s digital defenses.
-
For DoD cyber, 2019 is the year of doing
A main priority for the Department of Defense’s cyber enterprise this year will be implementing elements of its cyber strategy, according to the DoD’s top uniformed cyber policy adviser.
-
Intelligence chiefs single out China in threat hearing
The U.S. intelligence community took aim at China during its annual assessment of worldwide threats, accusing the East Asian giant of blistering cyberattacks that are the foundation of a prolonged espionage campaign.
-
Why note cards can’t simulate a cyberattack
The Pentagon’s rudimentary training methods to prepare for cyberwar have raised concern that the United States will not be prepared for future battles.
-
Why cyberwar is contributing to a potential doomsday
The rise of cyberattacks and information warfare is a contributing factor to an existential threat to humanity, according to the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
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DHS orders ‘emergency directive’ to guard against hacks
The Department of Homeland Security said in Jan. 22 emergency directive that multiple executive agency websites have been impacted by a hacking campaign that has been linked to Iran.
-
Can the National Guard help solve states’ cyber problems?
The Department of Defense, in conjunction with the National Guard, has drafted a plan to allow for better coordination and information sharing to states in the event of a cyber emergency.
-
Four principles to guide the US response to cyberattacks
Four principles should guide American decision makers in developing tough responses to other nations’ cyber provocations.
-
The Pentagon’s red team hackers need more time, personnel and money
DoD has work to do regarding its cyber red teams, DOT&E finds.
-
Report finds no significant interference in midterm elections
The new report is significant because security of the midterm elections was one metric that could be used to judge the success of the Trump administration’s plan to become more aggressive in cyberspace,
-
Surprising ways the government shutdown actually boosted federal cybersecurity
New research shows how the shutdown did and didn’t impact the government’s digital defenses.
-
For DoD cyber, 2019 is the year of doing
A main priority for the Department of Defense’s cyber enterprise this year will be implementing elements of its cyber strategy, according to the DoD’s top uniformed cyber policy adviser.
-
Intelligence chiefs single out China in threat hearing
The U.S. intelligence community took aim at China during its annual assessment of worldwide threats, accusing the East Asian giant of blistering cyberattacks that are the foundation of a prolonged espionage campaign.
-
Why note cards can’t simulate a cyberattack
The Pentagon’s rudimentary training methods to prepare for cyberwar have raised concern that the United States will not be prepared for future battles.
-
Why cyberwar is contributing to a potential doomsday
The rise of cyberattacks and information warfare is a contributing factor to an existential threat to humanity, according to the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
-
DHS orders ‘emergency directive’ to guard against hacks
The Department of Homeland Security said in Jan. 22 emergency directive that multiple executive agency websites have been impacted by a hacking campaign that has been linked to Iran.
-
Can the National Guard help solve states’ cyber problems?
The Department of Defense, in conjunction with the National Guard, has drafted a plan to allow for better coordination and information sharing to states in the event of a cyber emergency.
