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Controversial ‘hack back’ debate undecided after new details
A new book has added to a long-running debate regarding whether a company should be able to retaliate in cyberspace.
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The new cyber leader focused on national defense
The Cyber National Mission Force has a new commander.
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Mysterious use of hacked OPM data raises questions
The first illicit use of federal employee data swiped by suspected Chinese hackers in 2015 has created a cloud of mystery that has sparked the attention of members of Congress.
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Woman accused of leaking US secrets enters plea
“All of these actions I did willfully, meaning I did them of my own free will,” she told the court, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported .
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How industry helps shape the Army’s emerging tech
Members of industry work side by side with the Army during Cyber Quest as it seeks to inform future cyber and electronic warfare capabilities.
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How telework fuels the insider threat
Following several intelligence leaks, a large percentage of corporate executives and small business owners believe that data breach risks increase when employees work out of the office, a new study finds.
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The Army is most excited about these 3 capabilities
Here are cyber and electronic warfare emerging technologies the Army is evaluating at Cyber Quest.
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Illinois finalizes its plans to prevent another Russian hack
Local election officials hoping to use federal cybersecurity funding to upgrade Illinois’ decades-old voting machines will have to keep waiting, as the State Board of Elections announced that the majority of the $13.9 million coming into the state will be funneled to training and bolstering cyber defenses.
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How the Army is virtually prepping for real cyberattacks
In a digital battlefield, soldiers and contractors practiced repelling cyberattacks from banks, hospitals and energy systems.
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DoD makes significant updates to cyber operations doctrine
The Pentagon has released an updated version of ts cyber operations doctrine for the first time in four years.
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Controversial ‘hack back’ debate undecided after new details
A new book has added to a long-running debate regarding whether a company should be able to retaliate in cyberspace.
-
The new cyber leader focused on national defense
The Cyber National Mission Force has a new commander.
-
Mysterious use of hacked OPM data raises questions
The first illicit use of federal employee data swiped by suspected Chinese hackers in 2015 has created a cloud of mystery that has sparked the attention of members of Congress.
-
Woman accused of leaking US secrets enters plea
“All of these actions I did willfully, meaning I did them of my own free will,” she told the court, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported .
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How industry helps shape the Army’s emerging tech
Members of industry work side by side with the Army during Cyber Quest as it seeks to inform future cyber and electronic warfare capabilities.
-
How telework fuels the insider threat
Following several intelligence leaks, a large percentage of corporate executives and small business owners believe that data breach risks increase when employees work out of the office, a new study finds.
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The Army is most excited about these 3 capabilities
Here are cyber and electronic warfare emerging technologies the Army is evaluating at Cyber Quest.
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Illinois finalizes its plans to prevent another Russian hack
Local election officials hoping to use federal cybersecurity funding to upgrade Illinois’ decades-old voting machines will have to keep waiting, as the State Board of Elections announced that the majority of the $13.9 million coming into the state will be funneled to training and bolstering cyber defenses.
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How the Army is virtually prepping for real cyberattacks
In a digital battlefield, soldiers and contractors practiced repelling cyberattacks from banks, hospitals and energy systems.
-
DoD makes significant updates to cyber operations doctrine
The Pentagon has released an updated version of ts cyber operations doctrine for the first time in four years.
-
Controversial ‘hack back’ debate undecided after new details
A new book has added to a long-running debate regarding whether a company should be able to retaliate in cyberspace.
-
The new cyber leader focused on national defense
The Cyber National Mission Force has a new commander.
-
Mysterious use of hacked OPM data raises questions
The first illicit use of federal employee data swiped by suspected Chinese hackers in 2015 has created a cloud of mystery that has sparked the attention of members of Congress.
-
Woman accused of leaking US secrets enters plea
“All of these actions I did willfully, meaning I did them of my own free will,” she told the court, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported .
-
How industry helps shape the Army’s emerging tech
Members of industry work side by side with the Army during Cyber Quest as it seeks to inform future cyber and electronic warfare capabilities.
-
How telework fuels the insider threat
Following several intelligence leaks, a large percentage of corporate executives and small business owners believe that data breach risks increase when employees work out of the office, a new study finds.
-
The Army is most excited about these 3 capabilities
Here are cyber and electronic warfare emerging technologies the Army is evaluating at Cyber Quest.
-
Illinois finalizes its plans to prevent another Russian hack
Local election officials hoping to use federal cybersecurity funding to upgrade Illinois’ decades-old voting machines will have to keep waiting, as the State Board of Elections announced that the majority of the $13.9 million coming into the state will be funneled to training and bolstering cyber defenses.
-
How the Army is virtually prepping for real cyberattacks
In a digital battlefield, soldiers and contractors practiced repelling cyberattacks from banks, hospitals and energy systems.
-
DoD makes significant updates to cyber operations doctrine
The Pentagon has released an updated version of ts cyber operations doctrine for the first time in four years.
