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National Guard strengthens cyber incident response capabilities
The National Guard kicked off its premier cyber defense training exercise, also known as Cyber Shield 17, at Camp Williams, Utah, on April 23 and will continue until May 5. The exercise has brought National Guard, Army Reserve, state and federal government agencies, and nongovernmental organization and private industry members together from 44 states and…
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Finland launches national security initiatives defending against hybrid threats
Finland’s military and national security agencies will receive more expansive powers to conduct intelligence gathering inside and outside Finland’s borders.
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America, not the services, needs cyber forces [Commentary]
Jim Perkins argues for why the U.S. Army should drop its own cyber force.
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America, not the services, needs cyber forces [Commentary]
Jim Perkins argues for why the U.S. Army should drop its cyber force.
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Israel says it repelled a wide-ranging cyberattack
The national cyber bureau at the prime minister’s office said Wednesday that hackers posed as a “legitimate organization” and targeted “about 120 organizations, government offices, public institutions and private citizens.”
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Spy chief urges German firms to take cybersecurity seriously
The head of Germany’s domestic intelligence agency says companies aren’t taking cybersecurity seriously enough at a time when the threat of electronic attacks is rising.
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Now the Air Force wants to get hacked, too
The Air Force is joining the club alongside the Pentagon and Army as it announces the Hack the Air Force bug bounty initiative.
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Now the Air Force wants to get hacked, too
The Air Force is joining the club alongside the Pentagon and Army as it announces the Hack the Air Force bug bounty initiative.
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Think tank, senator want devices to be more resilient to cyberattacks
The Institute for Critical Infrastructure Technology and the office of Sen. Edward Markey are looking at ways to improve the security-by-design, cyber hygiene and layered defenses of devices.
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Afghan women tackle stereotypes through IT
The girls, who just a few months ago didnt know how to turn on a computer, have learned coding, how to use social media and some are writing blogs.
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National Guard strengthens cyber incident response capabilities
The National Guard kicked off its premier cyber defense training exercise, also known as Cyber Shield 17, at Camp Williams, Utah, on April 23 and will continue until May 5. The exercise has brought National Guard, Army Reserve, state and federal government agencies, and nongovernmental organization and private industry members together from 44 states and…
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Finland launches national security initiatives defending against hybrid threats
Finland’s military and national security agencies will receive more expansive powers to conduct intelligence gathering inside and outside Finland’s borders.
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America, not the services, needs cyber forces [Commentary]
Jim Perkins argues for why the U.S. Army should drop its own cyber force.
-
America, not the services, needs cyber forces [Commentary]
Jim Perkins argues for why the U.S. Army should drop its cyber force.
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Israel says it repelled a wide-ranging cyberattack
The national cyber bureau at the prime minister’s office said Wednesday that hackers posed as a “legitimate organization” and targeted “about 120 organizations, government offices, public institutions and private citizens.”
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Spy chief urges German firms to take cybersecurity seriously
The head of Germany’s domestic intelligence agency says companies aren’t taking cybersecurity seriously enough at a time when the threat of electronic attacks is rising.
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Now the Air Force wants to get hacked, too
The Air Force is joining the club alongside the Pentagon and Army as it announces the Hack the Air Force bug bounty initiative.
-
Now the Air Force wants to get hacked, too
The Air Force is joining the club alongside the Pentagon and Army as it announces the Hack the Air Force bug bounty initiative.
-
Think tank, senator want devices to be more resilient to cyberattacks
The Institute for Critical Infrastructure Technology and the office of Sen. Edward Markey are looking at ways to improve the security-by-design, cyber hygiene and layered defenses of devices.
-
Afghan women tackle stereotypes through IT
The girls, who just a few months ago didnt know how to turn on a computer, have learned coding, how to use social media and some are writing blogs.
-
National Guard strengthens cyber incident response capabilities
The National Guard kicked off its premier cyber defense training exercise, also known as Cyber Shield 17, at Camp Williams, Utah, on April 23 and will continue until May 5. The exercise has brought National Guard, Army Reserve, state and federal government agencies, and nongovernmental organization and private industry members together from 44 states and…
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Finland launches national security initiatives defending against hybrid threats
Finland’s military and national security agencies will receive more expansive powers to conduct intelligence gathering inside and outside Finland’s borders.
-
America, not the services, needs cyber forces [Commentary]
Jim Perkins argues for why the U.S. Army should drop its own cyber force.
-
America, not the services, needs cyber forces [Commentary]
Jim Perkins argues for why the U.S. Army should drop its cyber force.
-
Israel says it repelled a wide-ranging cyberattack
The national cyber bureau at the prime minister’s office said Wednesday that hackers posed as a “legitimate organization” and targeted “about 120 organizations, government offices, public institutions and private citizens.”
-
Spy chief urges German firms to take cybersecurity seriously
The head of Germany’s domestic intelligence agency says companies aren’t taking cybersecurity seriously enough at a time when the threat of electronic attacks is rising.
-
Now the Air Force wants to get hacked, too
The Air Force is joining the club alongside the Pentagon and Army as it announces the Hack the Air Force bug bounty initiative.
-
Now the Air Force wants to get hacked, too
The Air Force is joining the club alongside the Pentagon and Army as it announces the Hack the Air Force bug bounty initiative.
-
Think tank, senator want devices to be more resilient to cyberattacks
The Institute for Critical Infrastructure Technology and the office of Sen. Edward Markey are looking at ways to improve the security-by-design, cyber hygiene and layered defenses of devices.
-
Afghan women tackle stereotypes through IT
The girls, who just a few months ago didnt know how to turn on a computer, have learned coding, how to use social media and some are writing blogs.



