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Vermont secretary of state says efforts will ensure voting security
Vermont’s top election official said Tuesday that his office has been working hard to ensure next week’s vote is secure and the choices people make will be properly counted, a fundamental pillar of a functioning democracy.
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The threat to US cyber intelligence
How “failure of imagination” continues to plague counterintelligence efforts.
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Inside the Pentagon’s struggle to build a cyber force
Experts suggest the armed forces have structural problems that prevent it from becoming a digitally cohesive force.
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Cyber Command awards $54M contract for ‘cyber carrier’
Northrop was awarded a contract for the Unified Platform.
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How Russia, China and Iran spread propaganda in the US
Russia, China and Iran have taken different approaches in their disinformation campaign targeting the U.S., according to experts and American officials.
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An innovative partnership could help Cyber Command fight malware
Companies and organizations recently competed in a hackathon-style prototyping event bringing their capabilities to bear.
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Cyber operators get first crack at training platform
The Army recently concluded the first user assessment for the Persistent Cyber Training Environment.
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North Korea is using the internet ‘like a criminal syndicate’
A new report says North Korean leaders have ‘dramatically’ changed their internet use in a way that could be costly to U.S. interests, and former U.S. officials say it is difficult to deter the country’s hacking operations.
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Top NSA official skeptical of ‘hack back’
Experts have called hack back “the worst idea in cybersecurity” despite recent support for the idea.
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Calls grow for Bloomberg to retract ‘Big Hack’ report
Heads of Amazon Web Services, Apple and Super Micro, as well as United States intelligence officials, have disputed Bloomberg’s findings.
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Vermont secretary of state says efforts will ensure voting security
Vermont’s top election official said Tuesday that his office has been working hard to ensure next week’s vote is secure and the choices people make will be properly counted, a fundamental pillar of a functioning democracy.
-
The threat to US cyber intelligence
How “failure of imagination” continues to plague counterintelligence efforts.
-
Inside the Pentagon’s struggle to build a cyber force
Experts suggest the armed forces have structural problems that prevent it from becoming a digitally cohesive force.
-
Cyber Command awards $54M contract for ‘cyber carrier’
Northrop was awarded a contract for the Unified Platform.
-
How Russia, China and Iran spread propaganda in the US
Russia, China and Iran have taken different approaches in their disinformation campaign targeting the U.S., according to experts and American officials.
-
An innovative partnership could help Cyber Command fight malware
Companies and organizations recently competed in a hackathon-style prototyping event bringing their capabilities to bear.
-
Cyber operators get first crack at training platform
The Army recently concluded the first user assessment for the Persistent Cyber Training Environment.
-
North Korea is using the internet ‘like a criminal syndicate’
A new report says North Korean leaders have ‘dramatically’ changed their internet use in a way that could be costly to U.S. interests, and former U.S. officials say it is difficult to deter the country’s hacking operations.
-
Top NSA official skeptical of ‘hack back’
Experts have called hack back “the worst idea in cybersecurity” despite recent support for the idea.
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Calls grow for Bloomberg to retract ‘Big Hack’ report
Heads of Amazon Web Services, Apple and Super Micro, as well as United States intelligence officials, have disputed Bloomberg’s findings.
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Vermont secretary of state says efforts will ensure voting security
Vermont’s top election official said Tuesday that his office has been working hard to ensure next week’s vote is secure and the choices people make will be properly counted, a fundamental pillar of a functioning democracy.
-
The threat to US cyber intelligence
How “failure of imagination” continues to plague counterintelligence efforts.
-
Inside the Pentagon’s struggle to build a cyber force
Experts suggest the armed forces have structural problems that prevent it from becoming a digitally cohesive force.
-
Cyber Command awards $54M contract for ‘cyber carrier’
Northrop was awarded a contract for the Unified Platform.
-
How Russia, China and Iran spread propaganda in the US
Russia, China and Iran have taken different approaches in their disinformation campaign targeting the U.S., according to experts and American officials.
-
An innovative partnership could help Cyber Command fight malware
Companies and organizations recently competed in a hackathon-style prototyping event bringing their capabilities to bear.
-
Cyber operators get first crack at training platform
The Army recently concluded the first user assessment for the Persistent Cyber Training Environment.
-
North Korea is using the internet ‘like a criminal syndicate’
A new report says North Korean leaders have ‘dramatically’ changed their internet use in a way that could be costly to U.S. interests, and former U.S. officials say it is difficult to deter the country’s hacking operations.
-
Top NSA official skeptical of ‘hack back’
Experts have called hack back “the worst idea in cybersecurity” despite recent support for the idea.
-
Calls grow for Bloomberg to retract ‘Big Hack’ report
Heads of Amazon Web Services, Apple and Super Micro, as well as United States intelligence officials, have disputed Bloomberg’s findings.
