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Cyber Command moves toward standardized cyber kits
Cyber Command is working on standards for a joint cyber kit to be used by cyber warriors.
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NIST’s lead cryptographer talks encryption’s paradigm shifts
Fifth Domain recently caught up with Dr. Lily Chen, the lead of the Cryptographic Technology Group in the Computer Security Division at the National Institute of Standards and Technology.
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DHS offering more free cyber career training options for feds
The Department of Homeland Security is beefing up a free online learning tool aimed at helping government IT professionals build up their cyber skills.
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![The FY18 Defense Authorization and insider threat [Commentary]](https://one.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/insider-threat.jpg.jpg?w=1024)
The FY18 Defense Authorization and insider threat [Commentary]
As the fiscal 2018 NDAA winds its way through Congress, it is worth noting how differently the House and Senate are treating matters related to reducing threats from insiders.
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Putin: Leader in artificial intelligence will rule world
Russia’s president has said whoever becomes the leader in AI “the ruler of the world.”
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Government rises from bottom of cyber ranking … but not far
On average, the local McDonald’s has better cybersecurity than the typical federal office.
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How much does federal government spend on cybersecurity?
New database of agency cyber spending shows a 270 percent increase over nine years.
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![Cybersecurity from the infrastructure up: Don’t ignore SSH keys [Commentary]](https://one.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/noise-defeat.jpg.jpg?w=573)
Cybersecurity from the infrastructure up: Don’t ignore SSH keys [Commentary]
Focusing too much on chasing the latest cyber threat is the “noise before defeat.”
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NIST, DHS sponsor cyber challenge for ‘smart cities’
The 2018 Global City Teams Challenge, or GCTC, will focus on cybersecurity for networked systems that cities increasingly rely on to run essential services.
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Ex-contractor in NSA leak case wants FBI admission suppressed
A young woman charged with leaking classified U.S. documents has asked a federal judge to rule that comments she made to FBI agents before her arrest can’t be used as evidence.
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Cyber Command moves toward standardized cyber kits
Cyber Command is working on standards for a joint cyber kit to be used by cyber warriors.
-
NIST’s lead cryptographer talks encryption’s paradigm shifts
Fifth Domain recently caught up with Dr. Lily Chen, the lead of the Cryptographic Technology Group in the Computer Security Division at the National Institute of Standards and Technology.
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DHS offering more free cyber career training options for feds
The Department of Homeland Security is beefing up a free online learning tool aimed at helping government IT professionals build up their cyber skills.
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The FY18 Defense Authorization and insider threat [Commentary]
As the fiscal 2018 NDAA winds its way through Congress, it is worth noting how differently the House and Senate are treating matters related to reducing threats from insiders.
-
Putin: Leader in artificial intelligence will rule world
Russia’s president has said whoever becomes the leader in AI “the ruler of the world.”
-
Government rises from bottom of cyber ranking … but not far
On average, the local McDonald’s has better cybersecurity than the typical federal office.
-
How much does federal government spend on cybersecurity?
New database of agency cyber spending shows a 270 percent increase over nine years.
-
Cybersecurity from the infrastructure up: Don’t ignore SSH keys [Commentary]
Focusing too much on chasing the latest cyber threat is the “noise before defeat.”
-
NIST, DHS sponsor cyber challenge for ‘smart cities’
The 2018 Global City Teams Challenge, or GCTC, will focus on cybersecurity for networked systems that cities increasingly rely on to run essential services.
-
Ex-contractor in NSA leak case wants FBI admission suppressed
A young woman charged with leaking classified U.S. documents has asked a federal judge to rule that comments she made to FBI agents before her arrest can’t be used as evidence.
-
Cyber Command moves toward standardized cyber kits
Cyber Command is working on standards for a joint cyber kit to be used by cyber warriors.
-
NIST’s lead cryptographer talks encryption’s paradigm shifts
Fifth Domain recently caught up with Dr. Lily Chen, the lead of the Cryptographic Technology Group in the Computer Security Division at the National Institute of Standards and Technology.
-
DHS offering more free cyber career training options for feds
The Department of Homeland Security is beefing up a free online learning tool aimed at helping government IT professionals build up their cyber skills.
-
The FY18 Defense Authorization and insider threat [Commentary]
As the fiscal 2018 NDAA winds its way through Congress, it is worth noting how differently the House and Senate are treating matters related to reducing threats from insiders.
-
Putin: Leader in artificial intelligence will rule world
Russia’s president has said whoever becomes the leader in AI “the ruler of the world.”
-
Government rises from bottom of cyber ranking … but not far
On average, the local McDonald’s has better cybersecurity than the typical federal office.
-
How much does federal government spend on cybersecurity?
New database of agency cyber spending shows a 270 percent increase over nine years.
-
Cybersecurity from the infrastructure up: Don’t ignore SSH keys [Commentary]
Focusing too much on chasing the latest cyber threat is the “noise before defeat.”
-
NIST, DHS sponsor cyber challenge for ‘smart cities’
The 2018 Global City Teams Challenge, or GCTC, will focus on cybersecurity for networked systems that cities increasingly rely on to run essential services.
-
Ex-contractor in NSA leak case wants FBI admission suppressed
A young woman charged with leaking classified U.S. documents has asked a federal judge to rule that comments she made to FBI agents before her arrest can’t be used as evidence.
