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Why more research is needed to craft good cyber policy
How cyber operations pertain to geopolitical interaction and act as a tool of statecraft is still largely not understood despite decades of cyber activity, experts said Feb. 12.
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Hackers could shut down satellites – or turn them into weapons
New satellites have the potential to revolutionize many aspects of everyday life, but, amid all the fanfare, a critical danger has flown under the radar: the lack of cybersecurity standards and regulations for commercial satellites.
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White House claims Huawei equipment has backdoor for spying
The Trump administration has been lobbying for more than a year to persuade allies to exclude Huawei equipment from their next-generation cellular networks, known as 5G.
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Which cyber programs asked for more money … and which didn’t?
One of the early winners in the Department of Defense’s cyber budget request for fiscal year 2021 is the Joint Cyber Command and Control (JCC2) program, which aims to provide commanders with enhanced situational awareness and assist in battle management as it relates to cyber.
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Pentagon cyber budget is flat in new request
The administration requested $9.8 billion for cyber activities in next year’s budget for the Department of Defense.
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Pentagon budget request increases R&D funding, cuts legacy planes
Budget documents were branded with the phrase “irreversible implementation of the National Defense Strategy,” a notable signal in an election year that, should Trump not be reelected, could result in major changes to the national budget and American strategy come January.
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Once wary of feds, state election leaders now welcome help
After strained relations in 2016, state secretaries of state described to Fifth Domain how their relationship with the federal government has improved since the last presidential election.
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Barr warns against Chinese ‘dominance’ in wireless networks
The U.S. government has been lobbying allies to ban Chinese tech giant Huawei from involvement in the network because of cybersecurity concerns.
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Senate: Obama officials hamstrung by Russia election attack
Committee members said they hoped lessons learned from 2016 will better position the U.S. to foil another round of potential interference, as the nation’s intelligence chiefs warn that Russia, China, Iran and North Korea remain a threat.
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Cybersecurity AI is ready for prime time: why the skeptics are wrong
Government leaders need a stronger understanding of commercial offerings to better determine what artificial intelligence for cybersecurity is … and is not.
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Why more research is needed to craft good cyber policy
How cyber operations pertain to geopolitical interaction and act as a tool of statecraft is still largely not understood despite decades of cyber activity, experts said Feb. 12.
-
Hackers could shut down satellites – or turn them into weapons
New satellites have the potential to revolutionize many aspects of everyday life, but, amid all the fanfare, a critical danger has flown under the radar: the lack of cybersecurity standards and regulations for commercial satellites.
-
White House claims Huawei equipment has backdoor for spying
The Trump administration has been lobbying for more than a year to persuade allies to exclude Huawei equipment from their next-generation cellular networks, known as 5G.
-
Which cyber programs asked for more money … and which didn’t?
One of the early winners in the Department of Defense’s cyber budget request for fiscal year 2021 is the Joint Cyber Command and Control (JCC2) program, which aims to provide commanders with enhanced situational awareness and assist in battle management as it relates to cyber.
-
Pentagon cyber budget is flat in new request
The administration requested $9.8 billion for cyber activities in next year’s budget for the Department of Defense.
-
Pentagon budget request increases R&D funding, cuts legacy planes
Budget documents were branded with the phrase “irreversible implementation of the National Defense Strategy,” a notable signal in an election year that, should Trump not be reelected, could result in major changes to the national budget and American strategy come January.
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Once wary of feds, state election leaders now welcome help
After strained relations in 2016, state secretaries of state described to Fifth Domain how their relationship with the federal government has improved since the last presidential election.
-
Barr warns against Chinese ‘dominance’ in wireless networks
The U.S. government has been lobbying allies to ban Chinese tech giant Huawei from involvement in the network because of cybersecurity concerns.
-
Senate: Obama officials hamstrung by Russia election attack
Committee members said they hoped lessons learned from 2016 will better position the U.S. to foil another round of potential interference, as the nation’s intelligence chiefs warn that Russia, China, Iran and North Korea remain a threat.
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Cybersecurity AI is ready for prime time: why the skeptics are wrong
Government leaders need a stronger understanding of commercial offerings to better determine what artificial intelligence for cybersecurity is … and is not.
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Why more research is needed to craft good cyber policy
How cyber operations pertain to geopolitical interaction and act as a tool of statecraft is still largely not understood despite decades of cyber activity, experts said Feb. 12.
-
Hackers could shut down satellites – or turn them into weapons
New satellites have the potential to revolutionize many aspects of everyday life, but, amid all the fanfare, a critical danger has flown under the radar: the lack of cybersecurity standards and regulations for commercial satellites.
-
White House claims Huawei equipment has backdoor for spying
The Trump administration has been lobbying for more than a year to persuade allies to exclude Huawei equipment from their next-generation cellular networks, known as 5G.
-
Which cyber programs asked for more money … and which didn’t?
One of the early winners in the Department of Defense’s cyber budget request for fiscal year 2021 is the Joint Cyber Command and Control (JCC2) program, which aims to provide commanders with enhanced situational awareness and assist in battle management as it relates to cyber.
-
Pentagon cyber budget is flat in new request
The administration requested $9.8 billion for cyber activities in next year’s budget for the Department of Defense.
-
Pentagon budget request increases R&D funding, cuts legacy planes
Budget documents were branded with the phrase “irreversible implementation of the National Defense Strategy,” a notable signal in an election year that, should Trump not be reelected, could result in major changes to the national budget and American strategy come January.
-
Once wary of feds, state election leaders now welcome help
After strained relations in 2016, state secretaries of state described to Fifth Domain how their relationship with the federal government has improved since the last presidential election.
-
Barr warns against Chinese ‘dominance’ in wireless networks
The U.S. government has been lobbying allies to ban Chinese tech giant Huawei from involvement in the network because of cybersecurity concerns.
-
Senate: Obama officials hamstrung by Russia election attack
Committee members said they hoped lessons learned from 2016 will better position the U.S. to foil another round of potential interference, as the nation’s intelligence chiefs warn that Russia, China, Iran and North Korea remain a threat.
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Cybersecurity AI is ready for prime time: why the skeptics are wrong
Government leaders need a stronger understanding of commercial offerings to better determine what artificial intelligence for cybersecurity is … and is not.
