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The Army’s new tool in firing back? Cyber
The Army is continuing to experiment with cyber capabilities on the battlefield.
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Lockheed Martin unveils cyber war-fighting platform
Lockheed Martin unveiled its pitch for Cyber Command’s unified platform.
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Dutch intel agency: Volume, complexity of cyberattacks rises
The Dutch General Intelligence and Security Service said in its 2017 report a growing number of foreign powers are using cyber espionage “to acquire information that they use for (geo) political gain.”
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One-third of agencies still trail email security deadline
Some agencies have yet to institute any of the basic DMARC email security policy required by the Department of Homeland Security, all while a second, more stringent deadline approaches.
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Danish defense minister: Deterring Russia on the cyber battlefield
Russia is in full swing, and NATO and the EU are responding.
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Meet Russia’s trolls: From standup comic to a Siberian Jay Z
They are the 13 Russians indicted by a grand jury in Washington in a sweeping conspiracy to defraud the United States and its political system, including the 2016 presidential election, via bogus social media posts and other “information warfare.”
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The threat that’s coming from inside the house
Most agency IT and security managers agree that the most potent threats lurking around the corner come not from hackers or foreign governments, but from careless, untrained, or malicious insiders.
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Marine Corps announces new cyberspace career track
The Marines announced a new military occupational service dedicated to operating in the cyberwarfare domain.
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Russian election assault poses quandary for 2018 campaigns
Candidates running in 2018 are scared of email hacks and elaborate misinformation schemes like the ones Russia used to disrupt the 2016 campaign, and many candidates say they’re concerned they can’t rely on Congress or the White House for advice, or protection.
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Canada adds new cybersecurity center, hikes funding for electronic spy agency
The Canadian government will significantly improve its cyber security capabilities with funding increases to the Department of National Defence’s electronic spy agency and with the creation of a new cyber security center.
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The Army’s new tool in firing back? Cyber
The Army is continuing to experiment with cyber capabilities on the battlefield.
-
Lockheed Martin unveils cyber war-fighting platform
Lockheed Martin unveiled its pitch for Cyber Command’s unified platform.
-
Dutch intel agency: Volume, complexity of cyberattacks rises
The Dutch General Intelligence and Security Service said in its 2017 report a growing number of foreign powers are using cyber espionage “to acquire information that they use for (geo) political gain.”
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One-third of agencies still trail email security deadline
Some agencies have yet to institute any of the basic DMARC email security policy required by the Department of Homeland Security, all while a second, more stringent deadline approaches.
-
Danish defense minister: Deterring Russia on the cyber battlefield
Russia is in full swing, and NATO and the EU are responding.
-
Meet Russia’s trolls: From standup comic to a Siberian Jay Z
They are the 13 Russians indicted by a grand jury in Washington in a sweeping conspiracy to defraud the United States and its political system, including the 2016 presidential election, via bogus social media posts and other “information warfare.”
-
The threat that’s coming from inside the house
Most agency IT and security managers agree that the most potent threats lurking around the corner come not from hackers or foreign governments, but from careless, untrained, or malicious insiders.
-
Marine Corps announces new cyberspace career track
The Marines announced a new military occupational service dedicated to operating in the cyberwarfare domain.
-
Russian election assault poses quandary for 2018 campaigns
Candidates running in 2018 are scared of email hacks and elaborate misinformation schemes like the ones Russia used to disrupt the 2016 campaign, and many candidates say they’re concerned they can’t rely on Congress or the White House for advice, or protection.
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Canada adds new cybersecurity center, hikes funding for electronic spy agency
The Canadian government will significantly improve its cyber security capabilities with funding increases to the Department of National Defence’s electronic spy agency and with the creation of a new cyber security center.
-
The Army’s new tool in firing back? Cyber
The Army is continuing to experiment with cyber capabilities on the battlefield.
-
Lockheed Martin unveils cyber war-fighting platform
Lockheed Martin unveiled its pitch for Cyber Command’s unified platform.
-
Dutch intel agency: Volume, complexity of cyberattacks rises
The Dutch General Intelligence and Security Service said in its 2017 report a growing number of foreign powers are using cyber espionage “to acquire information that they use for (geo) political gain.”
-
One-third of agencies still trail email security deadline
Some agencies have yet to institute any of the basic DMARC email security policy required by the Department of Homeland Security, all while a second, more stringent deadline approaches.
-
Danish defense minister: Deterring Russia on the cyber battlefield
Russia is in full swing, and NATO and the EU are responding.
-
Meet Russia’s trolls: From standup comic to a Siberian Jay Z
They are the 13 Russians indicted by a grand jury in Washington in a sweeping conspiracy to defraud the United States and its political system, including the 2016 presidential election, via bogus social media posts and other “information warfare.”
-
The threat that’s coming from inside the house
Most agency IT and security managers agree that the most potent threats lurking around the corner come not from hackers or foreign governments, but from careless, untrained, or malicious insiders.
-
Marine Corps announces new cyberspace career track
The Marines announced a new military occupational service dedicated to operating in the cyberwarfare domain.
-
Russian election assault poses quandary for 2018 campaigns
Candidates running in 2018 are scared of email hacks and elaborate misinformation schemes like the ones Russia used to disrupt the 2016 campaign, and many candidates say they’re concerned they can’t rely on Congress or the White House for advice, or protection.
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Canada adds new cybersecurity center, hikes funding for electronic spy agency
The Canadian government will significantly improve its cyber security capabilities with funding increases to the Department of National Defence’s electronic spy agency and with the creation of a new cyber security center.
