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Norway worries about cyber threats during military exercises
Norway is working to protect its military exercises from cyber threats, particularly those from Russia.
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Idaho school works to recover data weeks after cyberattack
The Jerome School District didn’t pay a ransom, and instead opted to rebuilt server systems using backed up files — ones that hadn’t been affected by the cyberattack.
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Congressional budget skirmishes won’t pause cyber issues
Worries that the government may shut down Friday at midnight have dominated the airwaves, but federal cyber policies and posture have seen a lot of activity in the past week. Here’s a roundup of the biggest stories.
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4 ways the Pentagon can secure internet of things devices
The increased use of connected devices opens the door to an unprecedented volume of communication synergy and information, as well as new and serious security risks that the Department of Defense must address.
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Which of these leaders will be the next head of Cyber Command?
With the expected retirement of Adm. Michael Rogers, here’s a rundown of his potential successors and what they’ve said about the cyber environment.
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DISA preps for the ‘terabyte of death’
The outgoing director of the Defense Information Systems Agency says the organization is anticipating new kinds of threats.
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Michigan Air Guard Base is revamped with new cyber squadron
Two United States senators and state and local guard officials were among those who attended an activation ceremony for the 272nd Cyber Operations Squadron, completing the transformation of the missions at the 60-year-old base.
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Protecting against known DoD vulnerabilities is posing a challenge
Many inside and outside the Pentagon have noted the importance of cybersecurity to mission assurance, pointing to senior Pentagon leadership beginning to grapple with these challenges and make them a top priority, something not seen in prior years.
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Defensive cyber continues to mature, still lags offensive cyber
Cyber Command’s defensive operational arm – Joint Force Headquarters-DoD Information Networks, or JFHQ-DoDIN – is slated to reach full operational capability this month, its deputy commander said Thursday.
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The next challenge for Navy cyber teams? Keeping skills sharp
The Navy wants to ensure its Cyber Mission Force teams sustain a high degree of readiness that allows them to deploy anywhere, anytime.
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Norway worries about cyber threats during military exercises
Norway is working to protect its military exercises from cyber threats, particularly those from Russia.
-
Idaho school works to recover data weeks after cyberattack
The Jerome School District didn’t pay a ransom, and instead opted to rebuilt server systems using backed up files — ones that hadn’t been affected by the cyberattack.
-
Congressional budget skirmishes won’t pause cyber issues
Worries that the government may shut down Friday at midnight have dominated the airwaves, but federal cyber policies and posture have seen a lot of activity in the past week. Here’s a roundup of the biggest stories.
-
4 ways the Pentagon can secure internet of things devices
The increased use of connected devices opens the door to an unprecedented volume of communication synergy and information, as well as new and serious security risks that the Department of Defense must address.
-
Which of these leaders will be the next head of Cyber Command?
With the expected retirement of Adm. Michael Rogers, here’s a rundown of his potential successors and what they’ve said about the cyber environment.
-
DISA preps for the ‘terabyte of death’
The outgoing director of the Defense Information Systems Agency says the organization is anticipating new kinds of threats.
-
Michigan Air Guard Base is revamped with new cyber squadron
Two United States senators and state and local guard officials were among those who attended an activation ceremony for the 272nd Cyber Operations Squadron, completing the transformation of the missions at the 60-year-old base.
-
Protecting against known DoD vulnerabilities is posing a challenge
Many inside and outside the Pentagon have noted the importance of cybersecurity to mission assurance, pointing to senior Pentagon leadership beginning to grapple with these challenges and make them a top priority, something not seen in prior years.
-
Defensive cyber continues to mature, still lags offensive cyber
Cyber Command’s defensive operational arm – Joint Force Headquarters-DoD Information Networks, or JFHQ-DoDIN – is slated to reach full operational capability this month, its deputy commander said Thursday.
-
The next challenge for Navy cyber teams? Keeping skills sharp
The Navy wants to ensure its Cyber Mission Force teams sustain a high degree of readiness that allows them to deploy anywhere, anytime.
-
Norway worries about cyber threats during military exercises
Norway is working to protect its military exercises from cyber threats, particularly those from Russia.
-
Idaho school works to recover data weeks after cyberattack
The Jerome School District didn’t pay a ransom, and instead opted to rebuilt server systems using backed up files — ones that hadn’t been affected by the cyberattack.
-
Congressional budget skirmishes won’t pause cyber issues
Worries that the government may shut down Friday at midnight have dominated the airwaves, but federal cyber policies and posture have seen a lot of activity in the past week. Here’s a roundup of the biggest stories.
-
4 ways the Pentagon can secure internet of things devices
The increased use of connected devices opens the door to an unprecedented volume of communication synergy and information, as well as new and serious security risks that the Department of Defense must address.
-
Which of these leaders will be the next head of Cyber Command?
With the expected retirement of Adm. Michael Rogers, here’s a rundown of his potential successors and what they’ve said about the cyber environment.
-
DISA preps for the ‘terabyte of death’
The outgoing director of the Defense Information Systems Agency says the organization is anticipating new kinds of threats.
-
Michigan Air Guard Base is revamped with new cyber squadron
Two United States senators and state and local guard officials were among those who attended an activation ceremony for the 272nd Cyber Operations Squadron, completing the transformation of the missions at the 60-year-old base.
-
Protecting against known DoD vulnerabilities is posing a challenge
Many inside and outside the Pentagon have noted the importance of cybersecurity to mission assurance, pointing to senior Pentagon leadership beginning to grapple with these challenges and make them a top priority, something not seen in prior years.
-
Defensive cyber continues to mature, still lags offensive cyber
Cyber Command’s defensive operational arm – Joint Force Headquarters-DoD Information Networks, or JFHQ-DoDIN – is slated to reach full operational capability this month, its deputy commander said Thursday.
-
The next challenge for Navy cyber teams? Keeping skills sharp
The Navy wants to ensure its Cyber Mission Force teams sustain a high degree of readiness that allows them to deploy anywhere, anytime.
