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What early air warfare can tell us about protecting cloud workloads
An old saying should be updated for modern warfare to read: “the hacker will always get through.” There’s no such thing as an impregnable computer defense.
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How businesses can view the Pentagon’s new cybersecurity standards
What level of cyber hygiene makes the most sense for businesses to aspire to as part of the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification, the Department of Defense-mandated security framework? Here’s one way to think about it.
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Will coronavirus stall DoD’s Silicon Valley outreach efforts?
The Pentagon has been making inroads into the Silicon Valley-based venture capital community. Will COVID-19 force them to hit pause?
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Commission suggests creating reserve force of civilian cybersecurity experts
A new commission suggests several changes to address the government’s cybersecurity workforce problems
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Who should be responsible for critical infrastructure’s cybersecurity?
A new survey asked IT professionals who they think should be tasked with securing critical infrastructure.
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Should government pay the ransom from digital hijacking?
The best protection against ransomware is prevention. But when it happens, how should the government deal with it?
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Trump administration must produce 5G security strategy under new law
The law requires the president to send a report to Congress on how the administration will address several 5G security challenges.
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Europe eyes smartphone location data to stem virus spread
Several European nations are evaluating powerful but potentially intrusive tools for fighting the new coronavirus pandemic, a move that could put public health at odds with individual privacy.
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Pentagon loosens cash flow for industry, more measures likely coming
Industry will be getting more cash up front to help combat the impacts of the coronavirus.
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Pentagon declares defense contractors ‘critical infrastructure,’ must continue work
Defense contractors need to keep working, despite the viral outbreak, the department says.
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What early air warfare can tell us about protecting cloud workloads
An old saying should be updated for modern warfare to read: “the hacker will always get through.” There’s no such thing as an impregnable computer defense.
-
How businesses can view the Pentagon’s new cybersecurity standards
What level of cyber hygiene makes the most sense for businesses to aspire to as part of the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification, the Department of Defense-mandated security framework? Here’s one way to think about it.
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Will coronavirus stall DoD’s Silicon Valley outreach efforts?
The Pentagon has been making inroads into the Silicon Valley-based venture capital community. Will COVID-19 force them to hit pause?
-
Commission suggests creating reserve force of civilian cybersecurity experts
A new commission suggests several changes to address the government’s cybersecurity workforce problems
-
Who should be responsible for critical infrastructure’s cybersecurity?
A new survey asked IT professionals who they think should be tasked with securing critical infrastructure.
-
Should government pay the ransom from digital hijacking?
The best protection against ransomware is prevention. But when it happens, how should the government deal with it?
-
Trump administration must produce 5G security strategy under new law
The law requires the president to send a report to Congress on how the administration will address several 5G security challenges.
-
Europe eyes smartphone location data to stem virus spread
Several European nations are evaluating powerful but potentially intrusive tools for fighting the new coronavirus pandemic, a move that could put public health at odds with individual privacy.
-
Pentagon loosens cash flow for industry, more measures likely coming
Industry will be getting more cash up front to help combat the impacts of the coronavirus.
-
Pentagon declares defense contractors ‘critical infrastructure,’ must continue work
Defense contractors need to keep working, despite the viral outbreak, the department says.
-
What early air warfare can tell us about protecting cloud workloads
An old saying should be updated for modern warfare to read: “the hacker will always get through.” There’s no such thing as an impregnable computer defense.
-
How businesses can view the Pentagon’s new cybersecurity standards
What level of cyber hygiene makes the most sense for businesses to aspire to as part of the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification, the Department of Defense-mandated security framework? Here’s one way to think about it.
-
Will coronavirus stall DoD’s Silicon Valley outreach efforts?
The Pentagon has been making inroads into the Silicon Valley-based venture capital community. Will COVID-19 force them to hit pause?
-
Commission suggests creating reserve force of civilian cybersecurity experts
A new commission suggests several changes to address the government’s cybersecurity workforce problems
-
Who should be responsible for critical infrastructure’s cybersecurity?
A new survey asked IT professionals who they think should be tasked with securing critical infrastructure.
-
Should government pay the ransom from digital hijacking?
The best protection against ransomware is prevention. But when it happens, how should the government deal with it?
-
Trump administration must produce 5G security strategy under new law
The law requires the president to send a report to Congress on how the administration will address several 5G security challenges.
-
Europe eyes smartphone location data to stem virus spread
Several European nations are evaluating powerful but potentially intrusive tools for fighting the new coronavirus pandemic, a move that could put public health at odds with individual privacy.
-
Pentagon loosens cash flow for industry, more measures likely coming
Industry will be getting more cash up front to help combat the impacts of the coronavirus.
-
Pentagon declares defense contractors ‘critical infrastructure,’ must continue work
Defense contractors need to keep working, despite the viral outbreak, the department says.
