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Here’s how to ensure readiness of cyber forces
Now that Cyber Command has completed the build of its cyber teams, the focus will now shift to readiness.
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Senators look to emphasize U.S. cyber prowess
The Senate’s version of the NDAA looks to certify DoD’s cyber authorities.
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US Senate defense bill would prep for high-tech fights
Cyber, hypersonic weapons and AI are among the technologies emphasized in the Senate’s version of the annual defense policy bill.
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An offensive cyber capability for every country
Today the Attorney General of the UK outlined the full range of lawful behavior for states in cyberspace
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Governor wants Florida to hurry up on getting election security money
Florida Gov. Rick Scott ordered state officials Wednesday to expedite the acquisition of a $19 million federal grant aimed at protecting the state’s election systems from cyberattack, one day after the state’s top elections official said the money wouldn’t be available until after the November election.
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What would a cyberattack in Ukraine mean for the U.S. government?
U.S. tech company Cisco says that hundreds of thousands of routers have been compromised in preparation for what could be a major cyberattack against Ukraine.
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Are DoD’s cyber forces too focused on the network?
Some believe the Department of Defense should move away from typical information network defense and expand its coverage to include industrial control and data acquisition systems more extensively.
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How one AI company is transforming its portfolio
Parsons has announced an acquisition that will broaden its access to cyber, space and C4ISR markets.
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The reasons US cyber defense must up its battle rhythm
The elevation of CYBERCOM is prompting changes for its defensive arm.
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How a new cyber cell is protecting DoD networks
Officials tout progress one year after standing up a cyber intelligence/operations fusion cell.
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Here’s how to ensure readiness of cyber forces
Now that Cyber Command has completed the build of its cyber teams, the focus will now shift to readiness.
-
Senators look to emphasize U.S. cyber prowess
The Senate’s version of the NDAA looks to certify DoD’s cyber authorities.
-
US Senate defense bill would prep for high-tech fights
Cyber, hypersonic weapons and AI are among the technologies emphasized in the Senate’s version of the annual defense policy bill.
-
An offensive cyber capability for every country
Today the Attorney General of the UK outlined the full range of lawful behavior for states in cyberspace
-
Governor wants Florida to hurry up on getting election security money
Florida Gov. Rick Scott ordered state officials Wednesday to expedite the acquisition of a $19 million federal grant aimed at protecting the state’s election systems from cyberattack, one day after the state’s top elections official said the money wouldn’t be available until after the November election.
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What would a cyberattack in Ukraine mean for the U.S. government?
U.S. tech company Cisco says that hundreds of thousands of routers have been compromised in preparation for what could be a major cyberattack against Ukraine.
-
Are DoD’s cyber forces too focused on the network?
Some believe the Department of Defense should move away from typical information network defense and expand its coverage to include industrial control and data acquisition systems more extensively.
-
How one AI company is transforming its portfolio
Parsons has announced an acquisition that will broaden its access to cyber, space and C4ISR markets.
-
The reasons US cyber defense must up its battle rhythm
The elevation of CYBERCOM is prompting changes for its defensive arm.
-
How a new cyber cell is protecting DoD networks
Officials tout progress one year after standing up a cyber intelligence/operations fusion cell.
-
Here’s how to ensure readiness of cyber forces
Now that Cyber Command has completed the build of its cyber teams, the focus will now shift to readiness.
-
Senators look to emphasize U.S. cyber prowess
The Senate’s version of the NDAA looks to certify DoD’s cyber authorities.
-
US Senate defense bill would prep for high-tech fights
Cyber, hypersonic weapons and AI are among the technologies emphasized in the Senate’s version of the annual defense policy bill.
-
An offensive cyber capability for every country
Today the Attorney General of the UK outlined the full range of lawful behavior for states in cyberspace
-
Governor wants Florida to hurry up on getting election security money
Florida Gov. Rick Scott ordered state officials Wednesday to expedite the acquisition of a $19 million federal grant aimed at protecting the state’s election systems from cyberattack, one day after the state’s top elections official said the money wouldn’t be available until after the November election.
-
What would a cyberattack in Ukraine mean for the U.S. government?
U.S. tech company Cisco says that hundreds of thousands of routers have been compromised in preparation for what could be a major cyberattack against Ukraine.
-
Are DoD’s cyber forces too focused on the network?
Some believe the Department of Defense should move away from typical information network defense and expand its coverage to include industrial control and data acquisition systems more extensively.
-
How one AI company is transforming its portfolio
Parsons has announced an acquisition that will broaden its access to cyber, space and C4ISR markets.
-
The reasons US cyber defense must up its battle rhythm
The elevation of CYBERCOM is prompting changes for its defensive arm.
-
How a new cyber cell is protecting DoD networks
Officials tout progress one year after standing up a cyber intelligence/operations fusion cell.
