-
The DoD IG expands its drone cybersecurity audit
The potential for cybersecurity risks when purchasing and using select commercial items has forced a change.
-
Senators demand creation of tech cybersecurity council
Security concerns surrounding companies like Russia-based Kaspersky and China-based ZTE have motivated members of the Senate to call for a council to evaluate supply chain vulnerabilities.
-
Former CIA official charged with espionage
A former C.I.A. officer is suspected of being behind one of the agency’s most embarrassing leaks in history.
-
How the Five Eyes can win the race for quantum computing supremacy
To protect against this growing threat to their data and security, Americans should look to the country’s oldest intelligence allies.
-
Justice Dept. releases new details on ‘micro-jamming’
New technology can block cellphone service inside an area as small as a jail cell.
-
Kaspersky woes grow after ‘confirmed malicious’ accusation
The Russia-based company faced a tumultuous three days after accusations its software was a sieve for authorities in Moscow.
-
‘Quads for Squads’ grounded over cyber concerns
About 600 quadcopters have already been issued to Marine rifle squads.
-
Top Marine says cyber warriors must get more flexibility
Neller laid out a futuristic vision for the Marines that embraced digital war-fighting and warned contractors.
-
Can a software program predict the future?
The multitude of “what would happen if” questions keeps military planners up at night, and proves to be difficult to simulate. Now, BAE Systems may have the answer.
-
The DoD IG expands its drone cybersecurity audit
The potential for cybersecurity risks when purchasing and using select commercial items has forced a change.
-
Senators demand creation of tech cybersecurity council
Security concerns surrounding companies like Russia-based Kaspersky and China-based ZTE have motivated members of the Senate to call for a council to evaluate supply chain vulnerabilities.
-
Fleet Cyber Command has a new leader
Vice Adm. Timothy White took command of Fleet Cyber Command.
-
Former CIA official charged with espionage
A former C.I.A. officer is suspected of being behind one of the agency’s most embarrassing leaks in history.
-
How the Five Eyes can win the race for quantum computing supremacy
To protect against this growing threat to their data and security, Americans should look to the country’s oldest intelligence allies.
-
Justice Dept. releases new details on ‘micro-jamming’
New technology can block cellphone service inside an area as small as a jail cell.
-
Kaspersky woes grow after ‘confirmed malicious’ accusation
The Russia-based company faced a tumultuous three days after accusations its software was a sieve for authorities in Moscow.
-
‘Quads for Squads’ grounded over cyber concerns
About 600 quadcopters have already been issued to Marine rifle squads.
-
Top Marine says cyber warriors must get more flexibility
Neller laid out a futuristic vision for the Marines that embraced digital war-fighting and warned contractors.
-
Can a software program predict the future?
The multitude of “what would happen if” questions keeps military planners up at night, and proves to be difficult to simulate. Now, BAE Systems may have the answer.
-
The DoD IG expands its drone cybersecurity audit
The potential for cybersecurity risks when purchasing and using select commercial items has forced a change.
-
Senators demand creation of tech cybersecurity council
Security concerns surrounding companies like Russia-based Kaspersky and China-based ZTE have motivated members of the Senate to call for a council to evaluate supply chain vulnerabilities.
-
Fleet Cyber Command has a new leader
Vice Adm. Timothy White took command of Fleet Cyber Command.
-
Former CIA official charged with espionage
A former C.I.A. officer is suspected of being behind one of the agency’s most embarrassing leaks in history.
-
How the Five Eyes can win the race for quantum computing supremacy
To protect against this growing threat to their data and security, Americans should look to the country’s oldest intelligence allies.
-
Justice Dept. releases new details on ‘micro-jamming’
New technology can block cellphone service inside an area as small as a jail cell.
-
Kaspersky woes grow after ‘confirmed malicious’ accusation
The Russia-based company faced a tumultuous three days after accusations its software was a sieve for authorities in Moscow.
-
‘Quads for Squads’ grounded over cyber concerns
About 600 quadcopters have already been issued to Marine rifle squads.
-
Top Marine says cyber warriors must get more flexibility
Neller laid out a futuristic vision for the Marines that embraced digital war-fighting and warned contractors.
-
Can a software program predict the future?
The multitude of “what would happen if” questions keeps military planners up at night, and proves to be difficult to simulate. Now, BAE Systems may have the answer.
