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North Korea’s growing criminal cyberthreat
North Korea’s cybercrime efforts — all seemingly state-sponsored — steal money that is then used to fund its cash-strapped government.
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Army requests $429 million for new cyber training platform
Army budget documents outline how much the service is looking to spend on one of its top priorities: the Persistent Cyber Training Environment.
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How Twitter bots affected the US presidential campaign
About one in every five election-related tweets from Sept. 16 to Oct. 21, 2016, was generated by computer software programs called “social bots,” according to a research assistant professor of computer science, University of Southern California.
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Air Force wants to mitigate cyber vulnerabilities in avionics systems
Here’s how the Air Force is investing in mitigating and detecting cyber vulnerabilities in avionics systems.
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The Air Force requested $30M to develop a ‘cyber carrier’
The Department of Defense’s budget request for fiscal 2019 describes a plan to develop such a war-fighting platform for Cyber Command.
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The Bundeswehr, famously bureaucratic, wants to charm technology startups
Germany’s tech companies could see new business with the military, as Defense Minister Ursula von der Leyen seeks to funnel more funding toward cyber technologies under plans to grow the country’s defense budget.
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UK blames Russian military for ‘malicious’ cyberattack
Foreign Minister Tariq Ahmad said “the U.K. government judges that the Russian government, specifically the Russian military, was responsible for the destructive NotPetya cyberattack of June 2017.”
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The Army’s next network strategy: halt, fix, pivot
The Army has submitted a report to Congress that describes the Army’s strategy for modernizing its networks.
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When might Cyber Command and the NSA split? Good question.
The Defense Department does not have a hard timeline for splitting Cyber Command from the National Security Agency, but work on the division is ongoing.
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DoD’s secret weapon against election meddling: its reputation
According to experts, convincing the public to be on the lookout for Russian cyber operations will require leveraging the people’s trust in the military.
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North Korea’s growing criminal cyberthreat
North Korea’s cybercrime efforts — all seemingly state-sponsored — steal money that is then used to fund its cash-strapped government.
-
Army requests $429 million for new cyber training platform
Army budget documents outline how much the service is looking to spend on one of its top priorities: the Persistent Cyber Training Environment.
-
How Twitter bots affected the US presidential campaign
About one in every five election-related tweets from Sept. 16 to Oct. 21, 2016, was generated by computer software programs called “social bots,” according to a research assistant professor of computer science, University of Southern California.
-
Air Force wants to mitigate cyber vulnerabilities in avionics systems
Here’s how the Air Force is investing in mitigating and detecting cyber vulnerabilities in avionics systems.
-
The Air Force requested $30M to develop a ‘cyber carrier’
The Department of Defense’s budget request for fiscal 2019 describes a plan to develop such a war-fighting platform for Cyber Command.
-
The Bundeswehr, famously bureaucratic, wants to charm technology startups
Germany’s tech companies could see new business with the military, as Defense Minister Ursula von der Leyen seeks to funnel more funding toward cyber technologies under plans to grow the country’s defense budget.
-
UK blames Russian military for ‘malicious’ cyberattack
Foreign Minister Tariq Ahmad said “the U.K. government judges that the Russian government, specifically the Russian military, was responsible for the destructive NotPetya cyberattack of June 2017.”
-
The Army’s next network strategy: halt, fix, pivot
The Army has submitted a report to Congress that describes the Army’s strategy for modernizing its networks.
-
When might Cyber Command and the NSA split? Good question.
The Defense Department does not have a hard timeline for splitting Cyber Command from the National Security Agency, but work on the division is ongoing.
-
DoD’s secret weapon against election meddling: its reputation
According to experts, convincing the public to be on the lookout for Russian cyber operations will require leveraging the people’s trust in the military.
-
North Korea’s growing criminal cyberthreat
North Korea’s cybercrime efforts — all seemingly state-sponsored — steal money that is then used to fund its cash-strapped government.
-
Army requests $429 million for new cyber training platform
Army budget documents outline how much the service is looking to spend on one of its top priorities: the Persistent Cyber Training Environment.
-
How Twitter bots affected the US presidential campaign
About one in every five election-related tweets from Sept. 16 to Oct. 21, 2016, was generated by computer software programs called “social bots,” according to a research assistant professor of computer science, University of Southern California.
-
Air Force wants to mitigate cyber vulnerabilities in avionics systems
Here’s how the Air Force is investing in mitigating and detecting cyber vulnerabilities in avionics systems.
-
The Air Force requested $30M to develop a ‘cyber carrier’
The Department of Defense’s budget request for fiscal 2019 describes a plan to develop such a war-fighting platform for Cyber Command.
-
The Bundeswehr, famously bureaucratic, wants to charm technology startups
Germany’s tech companies could see new business with the military, as Defense Minister Ursula von der Leyen seeks to funnel more funding toward cyber technologies under plans to grow the country’s defense budget.
-
UK blames Russian military for ‘malicious’ cyberattack
Foreign Minister Tariq Ahmad said “the U.K. government judges that the Russian government, specifically the Russian military, was responsible for the destructive NotPetya cyberattack of June 2017.”
-
The Army’s next network strategy: halt, fix, pivot
The Army has submitted a report to Congress that describes the Army’s strategy for modernizing its networks.
-
When might Cyber Command and the NSA split? Good question.
The Defense Department does not have a hard timeline for splitting Cyber Command from the National Security Agency, but work on the division is ongoing.
-
DoD’s secret weapon against election meddling: its reputation
According to experts, convincing the public to be on the lookout for Russian cyber operations will require leveraging the people’s trust in the military.
