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What the midterm elections could mean for the federal cybersecurity agenda
With Democrats taking control of the House and key lawmakers leaving Washington, digital changes could be coming in Washington.
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How cyberspace makes the DoD think differently
Key Pentagon leaders assert nontraditional partnerships are critical in competing against top threats.
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How can augmented AI help monitor voting networks?
Darien Kindlund of Insight Engines talks voting security and shows how Insight Investigator may be used by voting officials to secure their networks.
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How the world’s first cyberattack set the stage for modern cybersecurity challenges
Back in November 1988, Robert Tappan Morris, son of the famous cryptographer Robert Morris Sr., was a 20-something graduate student at Cornell who wanted to know how big the internet was – that is, how many devices were connected to it. So he wrote a program that would travel from computer to computer and ask…
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Why recruiting cyberwarriors in the military is harder than retaining forces
Recruiting the American military’s cyber force is more difficult than retaining digital warriors, top Pentagon officials said during the CyberCon conference hosted by Fifth Domain Nov. 1.
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Pentagon official: Cyber Command and NSA may split infrastructure
The split stems from the different missions of the two agencies, according to Capt. Ed Devinney, director of corporate partnerships and technology outreach at Cyber Command.
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Everyone in DoD is a cyberwarrior
Each person is responsible for cyber hygiene and cyber defense today, according to Vice Adm. Nancy Norton, director of DISA and commander of Joint Force Headquarters-DoD Information Networks.
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National cyber strategy takes action on long-known solutions
Though the administration’s new cyber strategy relies on many well-known practices, it is new in that it promotes action and accountability, according to Federal CISO Grant Schneider.
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Pentagon teams prep for possible hack on Election Day
The Pentagon will have officials on standby in case of a late-breaking cyber incident during the mid-term elections.
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Infantino expects release of info from cyberattack on FIFA
FIFA President Gianni Infantino is braced for a release of private information gained by hackers after world soccer’s governing body said its computer network was subject to another cyberattack.
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What the midterm elections could mean for the federal cybersecurity agenda
With Democrats taking control of the House and key lawmakers leaving Washington, digital changes could be coming in Washington.
-
How cyberspace makes the DoD think differently
Key Pentagon leaders assert nontraditional partnerships are critical in competing against top threats.
-
How can augmented AI help monitor voting networks?
Darien Kindlund of Insight Engines talks voting security and shows how Insight Investigator may be used by voting officials to secure their networks.
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How the world’s first cyberattack set the stage for modern cybersecurity challenges
Back in November 1988, Robert Tappan Morris, son of the famous cryptographer Robert Morris Sr., was a 20-something graduate student at Cornell who wanted to know how big the internet was – that is, how many devices were connected to it. So he wrote a program that would travel from computer to computer and ask…
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Why recruiting cyberwarriors in the military is harder than retaining forces
Recruiting the American military’s cyber force is more difficult than retaining digital warriors, top Pentagon officials said during the CyberCon conference hosted by Fifth Domain Nov. 1.
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Pentagon official: Cyber Command and NSA may split infrastructure
The split stems from the different missions of the two agencies, according to Capt. Ed Devinney, director of corporate partnerships and technology outreach at Cyber Command.
-
Everyone in DoD is a cyberwarrior
Each person is responsible for cyber hygiene and cyber defense today, according to Vice Adm. Nancy Norton, director of DISA and commander of Joint Force Headquarters-DoD Information Networks.
-
National cyber strategy takes action on long-known solutions
Though the administration’s new cyber strategy relies on many well-known practices, it is new in that it promotes action and accountability, according to Federal CISO Grant Schneider.
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Pentagon teams prep for possible hack on Election Day
The Pentagon will have officials on standby in case of a late-breaking cyber incident during the mid-term elections.
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Infantino expects release of info from cyberattack on FIFA
FIFA President Gianni Infantino is braced for a release of private information gained by hackers after world soccer’s governing body said its computer network was subject to another cyberattack.
-
What the midterm elections could mean for the federal cybersecurity agenda
With Democrats taking control of the House and key lawmakers leaving Washington, digital changes could be coming in Washington.
-
How cyberspace makes the DoD think differently
Key Pentagon leaders assert nontraditional partnerships are critical in competing against top threats.
-
How can augmented AI help monitor voting networks?
Darien Kindlund of Insight Engines talks voting security and shows how Insight Investigator may be used by voting officials to secure their networks.
-
How the world’s first cyberattack set the stage for modern cybersecurity challenges
Back in November 1988, Robert Tappan Morris, son of the famous cryptographer Robert Morris Sr., was a 20-something graduate student at Cornell who wanted to know how big the internet was – that is, how many devices were connected to it. So he wrote a program that would travel from computer to computer and ask…
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Why recruiting cyberwarriors in the military is harder than retaining forces
Recruiting the American military’s cyber force is more difficult than retaining digital warriors, top Pentagon officials said during the CyberCon conference hosted by Fifth Domain Nov. 1.
-
Pentagon official: Cyber Command and NSA may split infrastructure
The split stems from the different missions of the two agencies, according to Capt. Ed Devinney, director of corporate partnerships and technology outreach at Cyber Command.
-
Everyone in DoD is a cyberwarrior
Each person is responsible for cyber hygiene and cyber defense today, according to Vice Adm. Nancy Norton, director of DISA and commander of Joint Force Headquarters-DoD Information Networks.
-
National cyber strategy takes action on long-known solutions
Though the administration’s new cyber strategy relies on many well-known practices, it is new in that it promotes action and accountability, according to Federal CISO Grant Schneider.
-
Pentagon teams prep for possible hack on Election Day
The Pentagon will have officials on standby in case of a late-breaking cyber incident during the mid-term elections.
-
Infantino expects release of info from cyberattack on FIFA
FIFA President Gianni Infantino is braced for a release of private information gained by hackers after world soccer’s governing body said its computer network was subject to another cyberattack.
