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Refining the Defense Department’s cyberwarrior ‘carrier’
All the service components are providing input on the development of the next-generation cyber operations platform.
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The Trump administration hopes to change the ‘entire ecosystem’ of cybersecurity norms
Top administration officials previewed a “cybersecurity moonshot” — a plan they hope will increase the digital security of Americans.
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Homeland Security vows change in face of cyber ‘pandemic’
Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen outlined a reorganization of the agency to focus on nation-state threats amid a growing number of cyberattacks, but lawmakers seem unaware of the changes.
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The surprising test ground for DoD information operations
The intensity of operations in the Middle East over the past decade-plus has provided an unprecedented learning laboratory for Cyber Command to test concepts and forces.
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North Korean charged in crippling Sony hack, WannaCry virus
The Justice Department has charged a computer programmer working on behalf of the North Korean government with the hacks
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How risk-adaptive programs can boost government cybersecurity
The next steps in a critical government program will require how and when employees use data.
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US to ‘turn up the knob’ on election security
Can better collaboration successfully reinforce the structures in place to protect the midterms?
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How election security became a Homeland Security priority
Election security wasn’t a mission initially envisioned for the Department of Homeland Security, the sprawling department creating after the Sept. 11 attacks. But it’s now one of the highest priorities, Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen said Wednesday.
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Who is in charge during an energy sector hack? The answer may not be clear
A new report says that a chaotic debate over which government agency is in charge after a cyberattack on critical infrastructure can cripple the response and exacerbate hacks.
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How the Pentagon’s new cloud initiative ignores the quantum threat
A mindset that ignores how emerging technologies will interact risks America falling increasingly behind the pace of its competitors.
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Refining the Defense Department’s cyberwarrior ‘carrier’
All the service components are providing input on the development of the next-generation cyber operations platform.
-
The Trump administration hopes to change the ‘entire ecosystem’ of cybersecurity norms
Top administration officials previewed a “cybersecurity moonshot” — a plan they hope will increase the digital security of Americans.
-
Homeland Security vows change in face of cyber ‘pandemic’
Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen outlined a reorganization of the agency to focus on nation-state threats amid a growing number of cyberattacks, but lawmakers seem unaware of the changes.
-
The surprising test ground for DoD information operations
The intensity of operations in the Middle East over the past decade-plus has provided an unprecedented learning laboratory for Cyber Command to test concepts and forces.
-
North Korean charged in crippling Sony hack, WannaCry virus
The Justice Department has charged a computer programmer working on behalf of the North Korean government with the hacks
-
How risk-adaptive programs can boost government cybersecurity
The next steps in a critical government program will require how and when employees use data.
-
US to ‘turn up the knob’ on election security
Can better collaboration successfully reinforce the structures in place to protect the midterms?
-
How election security became a Homeland Security priority
Election security wasn’t a mission initially envisioned for the Department of Homeland Security, the sprawling department creating after the Sept. 11 attacks. But it’s now one of the highest priorities, Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen said Wednesday.
-
Who is in charge during an energy sector hack? The answer may not be clear
A new report says that a chaotic debate over which government agency is in charge after a cyberattack on critical infrastructure can cripple the response and exacerbate hacks.
-
How the Pentagon’s new cloud initiative ignores the quantum threat
A mindset that ignores how emerging technologies will interact risks America falling increasingly behind the pace of its competitors.
-
Refining the Defense Department’s cyberwarrior ‘carrier’
All the service components are providing input on the development of the next-generation cyber operations platform.
-
The Trump administration hopes to change the ‘entire ecosystem’ of cybersecurity norms
Top administration officials previewed a “cybersecurity moonshot” — a plan they hope will increase the digital security of Americans.
-
Homeland Security vows change in face of cyber ‘pandemic’
Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen outlined a reorganization of the agency to focus on nation-state threats amid a growing number of cyberattacks, but lawmakers seem unaware of the changes.
-
The surprising test ground for DoD information operations
The intensity of operations in the Middle East over the past decade-plus has provided an unprecedented learning laboratory for Cyber Command to test concepts and forces.
-
North Korean charged in crippling Sony hack, WannaCry virus
The Justice Department has charged a computer programmer working on behalf of the North Korean government with the hacks
-
How risk-adaptive programs can boost government cybersecurity
The next steps in a critical government program will require how and when employees use data.
-
US to ‘turn up the knob’ on election security
Can better collaboration successfully reinforce the structures in place to protect the midterms?
-
How election security became a Homeland Security priority
Election security wasn’t a mission initially envisioned for the Department of Homeland Security, the sprawling department creating after the Sept. 11 attacks. But it’s now one of the highest priorities, Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen said Wednesday.
-
Who is in charge during an energy sector hack? The answer may not be clear
A new report says that a chaotic debate over which government agency is in charge after a cyberattack on critical infrastructure can cripple the response and exacerbate hacks.
-
How the Pentagon’s new cloud initiative ignores the quantum threat
A mindset that ignores how emerging technologies will interact risks America falling increasingly behind the pace of its competitors.
