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A new company-level unit to support information warfare
The Army plans to launch a new company-level unit in fiscal 2021 to support information warfare efforts, according to military officials, with a contract already awarded to its parent battalion.
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Former airman pleads guilty in scheme to offer information to Russia
A West Virginia woman who previously served in the Air Force planned to offer top-secret information from the National Security Agency to the Russian government, prosecutors said Monday in announcing her conviction in federal court.
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Understanding Russia’s quest to rid itself of foreign tech
Will a Russian rule requiring pre-approved software to be installed on devices promote domestic innovation? Perhaps, argues Justin Sherman, but perhaps not in the way Russia expects.
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Senators seek to cut Army cyber program for greater joint investment
The Senate Armed Services Committee wants to cut funds from the Army’s Cyber Situational Understanding program.
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Senate wants more details on Cyber Command’s tools
The Senate has issues with the way Cyber Command is developing and procuring its capabilities and platforms.
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The Navy aims to install cyber baselines aboard 180 ships
The efforts come as the Navy continues to work to improve its cybersecurity after an assessment last year found the service lacked effective cyber hygiene.
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India must actively protect its air defense systems’ OODA loop
One of the crucial elements of India’s defensive capability that remains vulnerable is the OODA loop — observe, orient, decide and act — which is responsible for decision-making during times of crisis.
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Three strategies to help the digital Air Force achieve takeoff
The Air Force must ask the question, “What data values do we want to definitely monitor?” and then expose those data values to their monitoring protocols.
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Pandemic doesn’t slow cyber training for the Army
The Army’s Cyber School has been largely unaffected from the global pandemic by using virtual learning tools it already had.
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House bill charges Guard, Reserve forces with defending the nation in cyberspace
Among several cyber items in a House subcommittee version of the NDAA are markups calling for the strengthening and better understanding of the National Guard and Reserve cyber components.
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A new company-level unit to support information warfare
The Army plans to launch a new company-level unit in fiscal 2021 to support information warfare efforts, according to military officials, with a contract already awarded to its parent battalion.
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Former airman pleads guilty in scheme to offer information to Russia
A West Virginia woman who previously served in the Air Force planned to offer top-secret information from the National Security Agency to the Russian government, prosecutors said Monday in announcing her conviction in federal court.
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Understanding Russia’s quest to rid itself of foreign tech
Will a Russian rule requiring pre-approved software to be installed on devices promote domestic innovation? Perhaps, argues Justin Sherman, but perhaps not in the way Russia expects.
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Senators seek to cut Army cyber program for greater joint investment
The Senate Armed Services Committee wants to cut funds from the Army’s Cyber Situational Understanding program.
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Senate wants more details on Cyber Command’s tools
The Senate has issues with the way Cyber Command is developing and procuring its capabilities and platforms.
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The Navy aims to install cyber baselines aboard 180 ships
The efforts come as the Navy continues to work to improve its cybersecurity after an assessment last year found the service lacked effective cyber hygiene.
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India must actively protect its air defense systems’ OODA loop
One of the crucial elements of India’s defensive capability that remains vulnerable is the OODA loop — observe, orient, decide and act — which is responsible for decision-making during times of crisis.
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Three strategies to help the digital Air Force achieve takeoff
The Air Force must ask the question, “What data values do we want to definitely monitor?” and then expose those data values to their monitoring protocols.
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Pandemic doesn’t slow cyber training for the Army
The Army’s Cyber School has been largely unaffected from the global pandemic by using virtual learning tools it already had.
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House bill charges Guard, Reserve forces with defending the nation in cyberspace
Among several cyber items in a House subcommittee version of the NDAA are markups calling for the strengthening and better understanding of the National Guard and Reserve cyber components.
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A new company-level unit to support information warfare
The Army plans to launch a new company-level unit in fiscal 2021 to support information warfare efforts, according to military officials, with a contract already awarded to its parent battalion.
-
Former airman pleads guilty in scheme to offer information to Russia
A West Virginia woman who previously served in the Air Force planned to offer top-secret information from the National Security Agency to the Russian government, prosecutors said Monday in announcing her conviction in federal court.
-
Understanding Russia’s quest to rid itself of foreign tech
Will a Russian rule requiring pre-approved software to be installed on devices promote domestic innovation? Perhaps, argues Justin Sherman, but perhaps not in the way Russia expects.
-
Senators seek to cut Army cyber program for greater joint investment
The Senate Armed Services Committee wants to cut funds from the Army’s Cyber Situational Understanding program.
-
Senate wants more details on Cyber Command’s tools
The Senate has issues with the way Cyber Command is developing and procuring its capabilities and platforms.
-
The Navy aims to install cyber baselines aboard 180 ships
The efforts come as the Navy continues to work to improve its cybersecurity after an assessment last year found the service lacked effective cyber hygiene.
-
India must actively protect its air defense systems’ OODA loop
One of the crucial elements of India’s defensive capability that remains vulnerable is the OODA loop — observe, orient, decide and act — which is responsible for decision-making during times of crisis.
-
Three strategies to help the digital Air Force achieve takeoff
The Air Force must ask the question, “What data values do we want to definitely monitor?” and then expose those data values to their monitoring protocols.
-
Pandemic doesn’t slow cyber training for the Army
The Army’s Cyber School has been largely unaffected from the global pandemic by using virtual learning tools it already had.
-
House bill charges Guard, Reserve forces with defending the nation in cyberspace
Among several cyber items in a House subcommittee version of the NDAA are markups calling for the strengthening and better understanding of the National Guard and Reserve cyber components.
