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Report: DDoS attacks up from last quarter
A report says the second quarter of 2017 saw a 28 percent increase in total DDoS attacks as well as a 28 percent increase in the average number of attacks per target.
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Analysis: election infrastructure amendment vital for stable democracy
A proposed amendment has been analyzed by the Institute for Critical Infrastructure Technology. The analysis determined the amendment to not only be beneficial, but necessary and “vital [for the] stability of democracy” in the United States.
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Army mobilizes largest-ever National Guard cyber task force
The Army has stood up a full-time National Guard cyber task force that will be controlled directly by Army Cyber Command and support U.S. Cyber Command’s cyberspace operations against adversaries.
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Hacker admits creating malware used to hack DNC in 2016 election
The investigation into Russian involvement with the 2016 United States’ election has gained invaluable intel.
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Tracing the sources of today’s Russian cyberthreat [Commentary]
Who are these operators, why are they so skilled and what are they up to?
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America’s top 4 cyberspace foes
Kevin Mandia, CEO of FireEye, provided an in-depth review of tactics, techniques and procedures of the top adversaries facing the U.S. in cyberspace at DoDIIS Worldwide 2017.
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Report: New cyber center a step forward for health care sector at risk
A new analysis has been released explaining the importance of maintaining oversight and regulation on the healthcare sector.
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DARPA’s ‘mosaic warfare’ concept turns complexity into asymmetric advantage
DARPA’s Strategic Technology Office recently revealed updates on its current research into how the U.S. military can use complexity as an asymmetric weapon against adversaries.
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Army to begin transitioning EW personnel to cyber in January
Training of mobile training teams will begin in early January to ensure the force will be ready to go on Oct. 1.
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China successfully sent ‘unhackable’ message to Earth
The first “unhackable” message was sent to Earth from the Chinese satellite, Micius.
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Report: DDoS attacks up from last quarter
A report says the second quarter of 2017 saw a 28 percent increase in total DDoS attacks as well as a 28 percent increase in the average number of attacks per target.
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Analysis: election infrastructure amendment vital for stable democracy
A proposed amendment has been analyzed by the Institute for Critical Infrastructure Technology. The analysis determined the amendment to not only be beneficial, but necessary and “vital [for the] stability of democracy” in the United States.
-
Army mobilizes largest-ever National Guard cyber task force
The Army has stood up a full-time National Guard cyber task force that will be controlled directly by Army Cyber Command and support U.S. Cyber Command’s cyberspace operations against adversaries.
-
Hacker admits creating malware used to hack DNC in 2016 election
The investigation into Russian involvement with the 2016 United States’ election has gained invaluable intel.
-
Tracing the sources of today’s Russian cyberthreat [Commentary]
Who are these operators, why are they so skilled and what are they up to?
-
America’s top 4 cyberspace foes
Kevin Mandia, CEO of FireEye, provided an in-depth review of tactics, techniques and procedures of the top adversaries facing the U.S. in cyberspace at DoDIIS Worldwide 2017.
-
Report: New cyber center a step forward for health care sector at risk
A new analysis has been released explaining the importance of maintaining oversight and regulation on the healthcare sector.
-
DARPA’s ‘mosaic warfare’ concept turns complexity into asymmetric advantage
DARPA’s Strategic Technology Office recently revealed updates on its current research into how the U.S. military can use complexity as an asymmetric weapon against adversaries.
-
Army to begin transitioning EW personnel to cyber in January
Training of mobile training teams will begin in early January to ensure the force will be ready to go on Oct. 1.
-
China successfully sent ‘unhackable’ message to Earth
The first “unhackable” message was sent to Earth from the Chinese satellite, Micius.
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Report: DDoS attacks up from last quarter
A report says the second quarter of 2017 saw a 28 percent increase in total DDoS attacks as well as a 28 percent increase in the average number of attacks per target.
-
Analysis: election infrastructure amendment vital for stable democracy
A proposed amendment has been analyzed by the Institute for Critical Infrastructure Technology. The analysis determined the amendment to not only be beneficial, but necessary and “vital [for the] stability of democracy” in the United States.
-
Army mobilizes largest-ever National Guard cyber task force
The Army has stood up a full-time National Guard cyber task force that will be controlled directly by Army Cyber Command and support U.S. Cyber Command’s cyberspace operations against adversaries.
-
Hacker admits creating malware used to hack DNC in 2016 election
The investigation into Russian involvement with the 2016 United States’ election has gained invaluable intel.
-
Tracing the sources of today’s Russian cyberthreat [Commentary]
Who are these operators, why are they so skilled and what are they up to?
-
America’s top 4 cyberspace foes
Kevin Mandia, CEO of FireEye, provided an in-depth review of tactics, techniques and procedures of the top adversaries facing the U.S. in cyberspace at DoDIIS Worldwide 2017.
-
Report: New cyber center a step forward for health care sector at risk
A new analysis has been released explaining the importance of maintaining oversight and regulation on the healthcare sector.
-
DARPA’s ‘mosaic warfare’ concept turns complexity into asymmetric advantage
DARPA’s Strategic Technology Office recently revealed updates on its current research into how the U.S. military can use complexity as an asymmetric weapon against adversaries.
-
Army to begin transitioning EW personnel to cyber in January
Training of mobile training teams will begin in early January to ensure the force will be ready to go on Oct. 1.
-
China successfully sent ‘unhackable’ message to Earth
The first “unhackable” message was sent to Earth from the Chinese satellite, Micius.
