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Inside the Army’s cyber ‘Shark Tank’
The Cyberspace Real-time Acquisition Prototyping Innovation Development promises generate cutting-edge solutions to evolving cyber threats through a rapid, 30-day process.
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Trans-Alaska pipeline fights 22 million cyberattacks per day
The Alyeska Pipeline Service Company’s chief information officer said that Alyeska has never been breached, but the challenge is growing. The rate of cyberattacks has roughly doubled in the last five years, he said.
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Nakasone not bullish on NSA/Cyber Command split
Lt. Gen. Paul Nakasone, the nominee to head both the National Security Agency and U.S. Cyber Command, told the Senate Intelligence Committee that the decision to split the two should be done with the best interests of the nation in mind.
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US gets tougher on Russia; new sanctions, accusations
The accusations and accompanying Russian sanctions were the most severe yet by the Trump administration in connection with hacking and other efforts to sow discord in America’s democracy and compromise its infrastructure.
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Sweden’s plan to deter a Russian digital attack
Sweden plans to tap its private cybersecurity industry to help prepare for a potential attack from Russia.
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GAO dismisses protest of DoD cloud support contract
The contract, awarded to Alaska-based Eagle Harbor Solutions, will support the Department of Defense’s Cloud Executive Steering Group in its multibillion-dollar JEDI acquisition of a departmentwide commercial cloud.
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Is DoD organized to combat Russian information operations?
Senators continued to pressure DoD leaders regarding Russian information warfare.
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Information operations officers get their own school
Air Force officers in the newly formed 14F information operations career field will get their own technical training school in late fiscal 2019.
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Czech top court delays alleged Russian hacker extradition
Czech authorities arrested Yevgeniy Nikulin in Prague in cooperation with the FBI in October 2016. He is accused by U.S. prosecutors of hacking computers at Silicon Valley firms including LinkedIn and Dropbox in 2012 and the U.S. wanted him extradited to face a trial there.
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US Air Force orders freeze on public outreach
New guidance from the U.S. Air Force hits pause on public affairs while the entire enterprise is retrained — and could have a long-term impact on how the service shares information.
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Inside the Army’s cyber ‘Shark Tank’
The Cyberspace Real-time Acquisition Prototyping Innovation Development promises generate cutting-edge solutions to evolving cyber threats through a rapid, 30-day process.
-
Trans-Alaska pipeline fights 22 million cyberattacks per day
The Alyeska Pipeline Service Company’s chief information officer said that Alyeska has never been breached, but the challenge is growing. The rate of cyberattacks has roughly doubled in the last five years, he said.
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Nakasone not bullish on NSA/Cyber Command split
Lt. Gen. Paul Nakasone, the nominee to head both the National Security Agency and U.S. Cyber Command, told the Senate Intelligence Committee that the decision to split the two should be done with the best interests of the nation in mind.
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US gets tougher on Russia; new sanctions, accusations
The accusations and accompanying Russian sanctions were the most severe yet by the Trump administration in connection with hacking and other efforts to sow discord in America’s democracy and compromise its infrastructure.
-
Sweden’s plan to deter a Russian digital attack
Sweden plans to tap its private cybersecurity industry to help prepare for a potential attack from Russia.
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GAO dismisses protest of DoD cloud support contract
The contract, awarded to Alaska-based Eagle Harbor Solutions, will support the Department of Defense’s Cloud Executive Steering Group in its multibillion-dollar JEDI acquisition of a departmentwide commercial cloud.
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Is DoD organized to combat Russian information operations?
Senators continued to pressure DoD leaders regarding Russian information warfare.
-
Information operations officers get their own school
Air Force officers in the newly formed 14F information operations career field will get their own technical training school in late fiscal 2019.
-
Czech top court delays alleged Russian hacker extradition
Czech authorities arrested Yevgeniy Nikulin in Prague in cooperation with the FBI in October 2016. He is accused by U.S. prosecutors of hacking computers at Silicon Valley firms including LinkedIn and Dropbox in 2012 and the U.S. wanted him extradited to face a trial there.
-
US Air Force orders freeze on public outreach
New guidance from the U.S. Air Force hits pause on public affairs while the entire enterprise is retrained — and could have a long-term impact on how the service shares information.
-
Inside the Army’s cyber ‘Shark Tank’
The Cyberspace Real-time Acquisition Prototyping Innovation Development promises generate cutting-edge solutions to evolving cyber threats through a rapid, 30-day process.
-
Trans-Alaska pipeline fights 22 million cyberattacks per day
The Alyeska Pipeline Service Company’s chief information officer said that Alyeska has never been breached, but the challenge is growing. The rate of cyberattacks has roughly doubled in the last five years, he said.
-
Nakasone not bullish on NSA/Cyber Command split
Lt. Gen. Paul Nakasone, the nominee to head both the National Security Agency and U.S. Cyber Command, told the Senate Intelligence Committee that the decision to split the two should be done with the best interests of the nation in mind.
-
US gets tougher on Russia; new sanctions, accusations
The accusations and accompanying Russian sanctions were the most severe yet by the Trump administration in connection with hacking and other efforts to sow discord in America’s democracy and compromise its infrastructure.
-
Sweden’s plan to deter a Russian digital attack
Sweden plans to tap its private cybersecurity industry to help prepare for a potential attack from Russia.
-
GAO dismisses protest of DoD cloud support contract
The contract, awarded to Alaska-based Eagle Harbor Solutions, will support the Department of Defense’s Cloud Executive Steering Group in its multibillion-dollar JEDI acquisition of a departmentwide commercial cloud.
-
Is DoD organized to combat Russian information operations?
Senators continued to pressure DoD leaders regarding Russian information warfare.
-
Information operations officers get their own school
Air Force officers in the newly formed 14F information operations career field will get their own technical training school in late fiscal 2019.
-
Czech top court delays alleged Russian hacker extradition
Czech authorities arrested Yevgeniy Nikulin in Prague in cooperation with the FBI in October 2016. He is accused by U.S. prosecutors of hacking computers at Silicon Valley firms including LinkedIn and Dropbox in 2012 and the U.S. wanted him extradited to face a trial there.
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US Air Force orders freeze on public outreach
New guidance from the U.S. Air Force hits pause on public affairs while the entire enterprise is retrained — and could have a long-term impact on how the service shares information.
