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US tipped France to Russian election hacking, says Cyber Command chief
The U.S. watched as Russia “penetrated” French systems during the election runup and gave French officials “a heads up,” Adm. Mike Rogers said Tuesday.
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Rockwell Collins wins DARPA cyber contract
The company will use cyber defense techniques that developed under DARPA’s High Assurance Cyber Military Systems program.
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FCC hit with DDoS attack Monday, not wave of John Oliver comments
Despite the coincidental timing, the FCC is blaming a slow-down of its commenting system on a coordinated cyberattack, not comedian John Oliver.
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Feds, DoD need substantial investment to keep skilled cyber talent, says survey
A study of over 19,000 information security professionals, including 2,620 federal respondents, offered insights into the substantial investments agencies need to make to compete with private-sector employers to reinforce the government cybersecurity workforce.
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DoD must act like a startup to meet cyberthreat [Commentary]
Perhaps part of the answer to addressing the cyberthreat environment is for the defense and intelligence organizations and industry players to think and act like a startup.
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Joint Staff links cyber ops to countering air, missile threats
In an update to a 2012 joint publication, the Joint Staff now includes cyberspace operations for support in countering air and missile threats.
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Outdated organizational structure?
There is little doubt that cyber impacts military strategy, policy, decision-making, training, equipment/weapons, as well as organizational operations. Given the magnitude of impact, it should be addressed organizationally.
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DoD must act like a startup
Perhaps part of the answer to addressing the cyberthreat environment is for the defense and intelligence organizations and industry players to think and act like a startup.
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Joint Staff links cyber ops to countering air, missile threats
In an update to a 2012 joint publication, the Joint Staff now includes cyberspace operations for support in countering air and missile threats.
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Cyberattacks on government doubled in 2016
New report from Dimension Data shows the public and financial sectors suffered the most attacks last year.
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US tipped France to Russian election hacking, says Cyber Command chief
The U.S. watched as Russia “penetrated” French systems during the election runup and gave French officials “a heads up,” Adm. Mike Rogers said Tuesday.
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Rockwell Collins wins DARPA cyber contract
The company will use cyber defense techniques that developed under DARPA’s High Assurance Cyber Military Systems program.
-
FCC hit with DDoS attack Monday, not wave of John Oliver comments
Despite the coincidental timing, the FCC is blaming a slow-down of its commenting system on a coordinated cyberattack, not comedian John Oliver.
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Feds, DoD need substantial investment to keep skilled cyber talent, says survey
A study of over 19,000 information security professionals, including 2,620 federal respondents, offered insights into the substantial investments agencies need to make to compete with private-sector employers to reinforce the government cybersecurity workforce.
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DoD must act like a startup to meet cyberthreat [Commentary]
Perhaps part of the answer to addressing the cyberthreat environment is for the defense and intelligence organizations and industry players to think and act like a startup.
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Joint Staff links cyber ops to countering air, missile threats
In an update to a 2012 joint publication, the Joint Staff now includes cyberspace operations for support in countering air and missile threats.
-
Outdated organizational structure?
There is little doubt that cyber impacts military strategy, policy, decision-making, training, equipment/weapons, as well as organizational operations. Given the magnitude of impact, it should be addressed organizationally.
-
DoD must act like a startup
Perhaps part of the answer to addressing the cyberthreat environment is for the defense and intelligence organizations and industry players to think and act like a startup.
-
Joint Staff links cyber ops to countering air, missile threats
In an update to a 2012 joint publication, the Joint Staff now includes cyberspace operations for support in countering air and missile threats.
-
Cyberattacks on government doubled in 2016
New report from Dimension Data shows the public and financial sectors suffered the most attacks last year.
-
US tipped France to Russian election hacking, says Cyber Command chief
The U.S. watched as Russia “penetrated” French systems during the election runup and gave French officials “a heads up,” Adm. Mike Rogers said Tuesday.
-
Rockwell Collins wins DARPA cyber contract
The company will use cyber defense techniques that developed under DARPA’s High Assurance Cyber Military Systems program.
-
FCC hit with DDoS attack Monday, not wave of John Oliver comments
Despite the coincidental timing, the FCC is blaming a slow-down of its commenting system on a coordinated cyberattack, not comedian John Oliver.
-
Feds, DoD need substantial investment to keep skilled cyber talent, says survey
A study of over 19,000 information security professionals, including 2,620 federal respondents, offered insights into the substantial investments agencies need to make to compete with private-sector employers to reinforce the government cybersecurity workforce.
-
DoD must act like a startup to meet cyberthreat [Commentary]
Perhaps part of the answer to addressing the cyberthreat environment is for the defense and intelligence organizations and industry players to think and act like a startup.
-
Joint Staff links cyber ops to countering air, missile threats
In an update to a 2012 joint publication, the Joint Staff now includes cyberspace operations for support in countering air and missile threats.
-
Outdated organizational structure?
There is little doubt that cyber impacts military strategy, policy, decision-making, training, equipment/weapons, as well as organizational operations. Given the magnitude of impact, it should be addressed organizationally.
-
DoD must act like a startup
Perhaps part of the answer to addressing the cyberthreat environment is for the defense and intelligence organizations and industry players to think and act like a startup.
-
Joint Staff links cyber ops to countering air, missile threats
In an update to a 2012 joint publication, the Joint Staff now includes cyberspace operations for support in countering air and missile threats.
-
Cyberattacks on government doubled in 2016
New report from Dimension Data shows the public and financial sectors suffered the most attacks last year.



