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Tech Data launches cyber range to fight simulated threats
Tech Data is partnered with the National Cyber Warfare Foundation, which built its own cyberwarfare range in 2012.
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Amazon files paperwork for protest of Pentagon’s JEDI cloud award
In a video obtained by Federal Times, AWS CEO Andy Jassy said the company planned to protest the award.
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Russia and China may not be the top cyberthreats
While Russia and China pose significant threats, especially in the cyber domain, one expert worries that lesser known actors might be a more immediate concern.
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Can the U.S. adequately track employee skills across the entire government? | Cybercon 2019
Find out the answer from the stage at Cybercon 2019.
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What is the number one threat? | Cybercon 2019
Steven Hernandez, the CISO at the Department of Education, explains the greatest threat his department faced last year.
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Are scientists a cybersecurity threat? | Cybercon 2019
Are scientists the most “risky” part of an organization?
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Protecting today to ensure tomorrow | Cybercon 2019
Maj. Gen. Thomas Murphy, director of the Protecting Critical Technology Task Force, explains what his organization is doing to protect tomorrow.
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How is the Department of Homeland Security working with industry? | Cybercon 2019
Rick Driggers, the deputy assistant director at CISA, explains that to Cybercon 2019.
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How checking the dark web can help the Department of Education
The Department of Education is able to purchase open-source intelligence about their employees to discover shadow IT threats before they cause damage.
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How a new Air Force unit could help beat Russian air defense systems
Leaders say the creation of 16th Air Force in October is transforming the way the service fights.
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Tech Data launches cyber range to fight simulated threats
Tech Data is partnered with the National Cyber Warfare Foundation, which built its own cyberwarfare range in 2012.
-
Amazon files paperwork for protest of Pentagon’s JEDI cloud award
In a video obtained by Federal Times, AWS CEO Andy Jassy said the company planned to protest the award.
-
Russia and China may not be the top cyberthreats
While Russia and China pose significant threats, especially in the cyber domain, one expert worries that lesser known actors might be a more immediate concern.
-
Can the U.S. adequately track employee skills across the entire government? | Cybercon 2019
Find out the answer from the stage at Cybercon 2019.
-
What is the number one threat? | Cybercon 2019
Steven Hernandez, the CISO at the Department of Education, explains the greatest threat his department faced last year.
-
Are scientists a cybersecurity threat? | Cybercon 2019
Are scientists the most “risky” part of an organization?
-
Protecting today to ensure tomorrow | Cybercon 2019
Maj. Gen. Thomas Murphy, director of the Protecting Critical Technology Task Force, explains what his organization is doing to protect tomorrow.
-
How is the Department of Homeland Security working with industry? | Cybercon 2019
Rick Driggers, the deputy assistant director at CISA, explains that to Cybercon 2019.
-
How checking the dark web can help the Department of Education
The Department of Education is able to purchase open-source intelligence about their employees to discover shadow IT threats before they cause damage.
-
How a new Air Force unit could help beat Russian air defense systems
Leaders say the creation of 16th Air Force in October is transforming the way the service fights.
-
Tech Data launches cyber range to fight simulated threats
Tech Data is partnered with the National Cyber Warfare Foundation, which built its own cyberwarfare range in 2012.
-
Amazon files paperwork for protest of Pentagon’s JEDI cloud award
In a video obtained by Federal Times, AWS CEO Andy Jassy said the company planned to protest the award.
-
Russia and China may not be the top cyberthreats
While Russia and China pose significant threats, especially in the cyber domain, one expert worries that lesser known actors might be a more immediate concern.
-
Can the U.S. adequately track employee skills across the entire government? | Cybercon 2019
Find out the answer from the stage at Cybercon 2019.
-
What is the number one threat? | Cybercon 2019
Steven Hernandez, the CISO at the Department of Education, explains the greatest threat his department faced last year.
-
Are scientists a cybersecurity threat? | Cybercon 2019
Are scientists the most “risky” part of an organization?
-
Protecting today to ensure tomorrow | Cybercon 2019
Maj. Gen. Thomas Murphy, director of the Protecting Critical Technology Task Force, explains what his organization is doing to protect tomorrow.
-
How is the Department of Homeland Security working with industry? | Cybercon 2019
Rick Driggers, the deputy assistant director at CISA, explains that to Cybercon 2019.
-
How checking the dark web can help the Department of Education
The Department of Education is able to purchase open-source intelligence about their employees to discover shadow IT threats before they cause damage.
-
How a new Air Force unit could help beat Russian air defense systems
Leaders say the creation of 16th Air Force in October is transforming the way the service fights.
