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Is Homeland Security prepared for its central role in cybersecurity?
A new DHS inspector general report found significant shortfalls in a workforce expected to secure federal networks.
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Time to rededicate America’s commitment to innovation leadership
Today, our technical leadership is being challenged by near-peer adversaries, particularly in areas related to national security. Similar to the race to reach the Moon, this creates a clear opportunity for America.
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This is the US threat intel firm referenced in the Trump-Ukraine controversy
President Donald Trump brought up CrowdStrike in a phone call that has led to an impeachment inquiry in the House.
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The cyber concerns campaigns should consider as they grow
Joel Wallenstrom, CEO of Wickr, discusses security inside of political campaigns.
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Is there a plan to protect the electric grid from cyberattacks?
The Government Accountability Office examined whether a national strategy exists to identify and respond to cybersecurity threats.
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Cyber Command’s first major weapons system needs the cloud
The Air Force plans to spend as much as $95 million on cloud services from several companies to work on one of Cyber Command’s first major weapon systems.
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Here are 3 areas where states need more money for election security
States need more money for election security, a top federal security official said Sept. 19.
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Key Senate panel approves $250 million for election security
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell announced in a floor speech in advance of the Appropriations Committee vote that he would support the funding.
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Air Force creates new information warfare organization, revamps Cyber Command teams
The Air Force is creating 16th Air Force that will combine cyber, electronic warfare, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance and information operations into a single organization.
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Why the Air Force acquisition chief wants to be hacked
As software becomes increasingly important to combat capability, Will Roper, the assistant secretary of the Air Force for acquisition, technology and logistics, shares what he feels must be a top priority.
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Is Homeland Security prepared for its central role in cybersecurity?
A new DHS inspector general report found significant shortfalls in a workforce expected to secure federal networks.
-
Time to rededicate America’s commitment to innovation leadership
Today, our technical leadership is being challenged by near-peer adversaries, particularly in areas related to national security. Similar to the race to reach the Moon, this creates a clear opportunity for America.
-
This is the US threat intel firm referenced in the Trump-Ukraine controversy
President Donald Trump brought up CrowdStrike in a phone call that has led to an impeachment inquiry in the House.
-
The cyber concerns campaigns should consider as they grow
Joel Wallenstrom, CEO of Wickr, discusses security inside of political campaigns.
-
Is there a plan to protect the electric grid from cyberattacks?
The Government Accountability Office examined whether a national strategy exists to identify and respond to cybersecurity threats.
-
Cyber Command’s first major weapons system needs the cloud
The Air Force plans to spend as much as $95 million on cloud services from several companies to work on one of Cyber Command’s first major weapon systems.
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Here are 3 areas where states need more money for election security
States need more money for election security, a top federal security official said Sept. 19.
-
Key Senate panel approves $250 million for election security
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell announced in a floor speech in advance of the Appropriations Committee vote that he would support the funding.
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Air Force creates new information warfare organization, revamps Cyber Command teams
The Air Force is creating 16th Air Force that will combine cyber, electronic warfare, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance and information operations into a single organization.
-
Why the Air Force acquisition chief wants to be hacked
As software becomes increasingly important to combat capability, Will Roper, the assistant secretary of the Air Force for acquisition, technology and logistics, shares what he feels must be a top priority.
-
Is Homeland Security prepared for its central role in cybersecurity?
A new DHS inspector general report found significant shortfalls in a workforce expected to secure federal networks.
-
Time to rededicate America’s commitment to innovation leadership
Today, our technical leadership is being challenged by near-peer adversaries, particularly in areas related to national security. Similar to the race to reach the Moon, this creates a clear opportunity for America.
-
This is the US threat intel firm referenced in the Trump-Ukraine controversy
President Donald Trump brought up CrowdStrike in a phone call that has led to an impeachment inquiry in the House.
-
The cyber concerns campaigns should consider as they grow
Joel Wallenstrom, CEO of Wickr, discusses security inside of political campaigns.
-
Is there a plan to protect the electric grid from cyberattacks?
The Government Accountability Office examined whether a national strategy exists to identify and respond to cybersecurity threats.
-
Cyber Command’s first major weapons system needs the cloud
The Air Force plans to spend as much as $95 million on cloud services from several companies to work on one of Cyber Command’s first major weapon systems.
-
Here are 3 areas where states need more money for election security
States need more money for election security, a top federal security official said Sept. 19.
-
Key Senate panel approves $250 million for election security
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell announced in a floor speech in advance of the Appropriations Committee vote that he would support the funding.
-
Air Force creates new information warfare organization, revamps Cyber Command teams
The Air Force is creating 16th Air Force that will combine cyber, electronic warfare, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance and information operations into a single organization.
-
Why the Air Force acquisition chief wants to be hacked
As software becomes increasingly important to combat capability, Will Roper, the assistant secretary of the Air Force for acquisition, technology and logistics, shares what he feels must be a top priority.
