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Twitter airs election meddling data
Twitter is releasing all known accounts and posts related to “information operations” dating back to 2016, when it was first learned that foreign operators were using social media to meddle in U.S. elections.
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Washington state officials brace voting systems against hacking
Election officials in Washington continue to bolster the state’s elections systems against cyber threats that could disrupt voting or cause citizens to lose faith in the results.
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How Russian hybrid warfare changed the Pentagon’s perspective
As the Russians blitzed the Crimean region of Ukraine with cyberattacks, electromagnetic jamming and unmanned aerial systems, the U.S. military closely observed the battle tactics and recognized its need to transform.
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Are Pentagon weapons systems vulnerable to cyberattacks? Here’s what the GAO says
Defense Department weapons programs are vulnerable to cyberattacks, and the Pentagon has been slow to protect the systems that are increasingly reliant on computer networks and software, a federal report said Tuesday.
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Russia dismisses suspected spy actions as routine Dutch trip
The Netherlands revealed the four men’s identities, and media organizations including The Associated Press corroborated these allegations, proving that the men were linked to the GRU.
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Why the Department of Energy is worried about turbine hacking
Hackers are taking aim at America’s power grid, making renewable energy infrastructure such as wind turbines an increasingly tantalizing target.
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Army works to overcome personnel challenges for offensive cyber
Despite issues facing certain cyber personnel, the Army has a plan.
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How the Army Cyber Center of Excellence fits into the high-tech battlefield
Maj. Gen. John Morrison, the commanding general of Fort Gordon, talks about the Army’s role in the cyber mission force, training electronic warfare officers and more.
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Navy cyber unit commander fired
The commander was relieved last month after an investigation raised questions about his “integrity and leadership,” Navy officials said.
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Twitter airs election meddling data
Twitter is releasing all known accounts and posts related to “information operations” dating back to 2016, when it was first learned that foreign operators were using social media to meddle in U.S. elections.
-
Washington state officials brace voting systems against hacking
Election officials in Washington continue to bolster the state’s elections systems against cyber threats that could disrupt voting or cause citizens to lose faith in the results.
-
How Russian hybrid warfare changed the Pentagon’s perspective
As the Russians blitzed the Crimean region of Ukraine with cyberattacks, electromagnetic jamming and unmanned aerial systems, the U.S. military closely observed the battle tactics and recognized its need to transform.
-
Are Pentagon weapons systems vulnerable to cyberattacks? Here’s what the GAO says
Defense Department weapons programs are vulnerable to cyberattacks, and the Pentagon has been slow to protect the systems that are increasingly reliant on computer networks and software, a federal report said Tuesday.
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Rethinking the concept of trust
How best to protect the government’s critical data.
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Russia dismisses suspected spy actions as routine Dutch trip
The Netherlands revealed the four men’s identities, and media organizations including The Associated Press corroborated these allegations, proving that the men were linked to the GRU.
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Why the Department of Energy is worried about turbine hacking
Hackers are taking aim at America’s power grid, making renewable energy infrastructure such as wind turbines an increasingly tantalizing target.
-
Army works to overcome personnel challenges for offensive cyber
Despite issues facing certain cyber personnel, the Army has a plan.
-
How the Army Cyber Center of Excellence fits into the high-tech battlefield
Maj. Gen. John Morrison, the commanding general of Fort Gordon, talks about the Army’s role in the cyber mission force, training electronic warfare officers and more.
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Navy cyber unit commander fired
The commander was relieved last month after an investigation raised questions about his “integrity and leadership,” Navy officials said.
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Twitter airs election meddling data
Twitter is releasing all known accounts and posts related to “information operations” dating back to 2016, when it was first learned that foreign operators were using social media to meddle in U.S. elections.
-
Washington state officials brace voting systems against hacking
Election officials in Washington continue to bolster the state’s elections systems against cyber threats that could disrupt voting or cause citizens to lose faith in the results.
-
How Russian hybrid warfare changed the Pentagon’s perspective
As the Russians blitzed the Crimean region of Ukraine with cyberattacks, electromagnetic jamming and unmanned aerial systems, the U.S. military closely observed the battle tactics and recognized its need to transform.
-
Are Pentagon weapons systems vulnerable to cyberattacks? Here’s what the GAO says
Defense Department weapons programs are vulnerable to cyberattacks, and the Pentagon has been slow to protect the systems that are increasingly reliant on computer networks and software, a federal report said Tuesday.
-
Rethinking the concept of trust
How best to protect the government’s critical data.
-
Russia dismisses suspected spy actions as routine Dutch trip
The Netherlands revealed the four men’s identities, and media organizations including The Associated Press corroborated these allegations, proving that the men were linked to the GRU.
-
Why the Department of Energy is worried about turbine hacking
Hackers are taking aim at America’s power grid, making renewable energy infrastructure such as wind turbines an increasingly tantalizing target.
-
Army works to overcome personnel challenges for offensive cyber
Despite issues facing certain cyber personnel, the Army has a plan.
-
How the Army Cyber Center of Excellence fits into the high-tech battlefield
Maj. Gen. John Morrison, the commanding general of Fort Gordon, talks about the Army’s role in the cyber mission force, training electronic warfare officers and more.
-
Navy cyber unit commander fired
The commander was relieved last month after an investigation raised questions about his “integrity and leadership,” Navy officials said.
