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Is ‘Pearl Harbor’ still a valid cyber metaphor?
In 2012, then-Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta introduced the idea of a “Cyber Pearl Harbor,” but some argue that metaphor is dated and needs to be replaced.
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The challenge in securing critical information
In the United States, the rapid advancement of connected devices poses a major security threat to critical information.
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US attorney general says encryption creates security risk
Attorney General William Barr’s comments at a cybersecurity conference mark a continuing effort by the Justice Department to push tech companies to provide law enforcement with access to encrypted devices and applications during investigations.
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IRS missing basic IT security measures
The federal government’s watchdog recommends the Internal Revenue Service implement over 100 old and new recommendations to address a significant deficiency in the agency’s control over its reporting systems.
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The Army wants better cyber defense in 4 areas
The Army wants to hear from contractors how they can help improve the cyber posture of critical areas.
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The top brass is not in your DMs
Governments across the world, including the U.S. Department of Defense, are becoming increasingly concerned about fake social media accounts for leaders as senior as the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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Ex-NSA contractor sentenced to 9 years for stolen documents
Harold Martin, 54, apologized to the federal judge who sentenced him for a theft that prosecutors have called “breathtaking” in scope.
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Is industry cyber(in)security DoD’s Achilles’ heel?
The Department of Defense hosted a prototyping event to test tools that can monitor manufacturing company networks for cyber intrusions.
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How to protect the growing internet of battlefield things
The incoming Secretary of Defense needs to make funding the deployment of Comply to Connect, which monitors networks for unauthorized devices, one of his first priorities.
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What good are ‘exceptional’ cyber capabilities without authority?
Secretary of Defense nominee Mark Esper spoke to Congress on the importance of a streamlined framework for authorizing cyber operations outside U.S. networks.
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Is ‘Pearl Harbor’ still a valid cyber metaphor?
In 2012, then-Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta introduced the idea of a “Cyber Pearl Harbor,” but some argue that metaphor is dated and needs to be replaced.
-
The challenge in securing critical information
In the United States, the rapid advancement of connected devices poses a major security threat to critical information.
-
US attorney general says encryption creates security risk
Attorney General William Barr’s comments at a cybersecurity conference mark a continuing effort by the Justice Department to push tech companies to provide law enforcement with access to encrypted devices and applications during investigations.
-
IRS missing basic IT security measures
The federal government’s watchdog recommends the Internal Revenue Service implement over 100 old and new recommendations to address a significant deficiency in the agency’s control over its reporting systems.
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The Army wants better cyber defense in 4 areas
The Army wants to hear from contractors how they can help improve the cyber posture of critical areas.
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The top brass is not in your DMs
Governments across the world, including the U.S. Department of Defense, are becoming increasingly concerned about fake social media accounts for leaders as senior as the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
-
Ex-NSA contractor sentenced to 9 years for stolen documents
Harold Martin, 54, apologized to the federal judge who sentenced him for a theft that prosecutors have called “breathtaking” in scope.
-
Is industry cyber(in)security DoD’s Achilles’ heel?
The Department of Defense hosted a prototyping event to test tools that can monitor manufacturing company networks for cyber intrusions.
-
How to protect the growing internet of battlefield things
The incoming Secretary of Defense needs to make funding the deployment of Comply to Connect, which monitors networks for unauthorized devices, one of his first priorities.
-
What good are ‘exceptional’ cyber capabilities without authority?
Secretary of Defense nominee Mark Esper spoke to Congress on the importance of a streamlined framework for authorizing cyber operations outside U.S. networks.
-
Is ‘Pearl Harbor’ still a valid cyber metaphor?
In 2012, then-Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta introduced the idea of a “Cyber Pearl Harbor,” but some argue that metaphor is dated and needs to be replaced.
-
The challenge in securing critical information
In the United States, the rapid advancement of connected devices poses a major security threat to critical information.
-
US attorney general says encryption creates security risk
Attorney General William Barr’s comments at a cybersecurity conference mark a continuing effort by the Justice Department to push tech companies to provide law enforcement with access to encrypted devices and applications during investigations.
-
IRS missing basic IT security measures
The federal government’s watchdog recommends the Internal Revenue Service implement over 100 old and new recommendations to address a significant deficiency in the agency’s control over its reporting systems.
-
The Army wants better cyber defense in 4 areas
The Army wants to hear from contractors how they can help improve the cyber posture of critical areas.
-
The top brass is not in your DMs
Governments across the world, including the U.S. Department of Defense, are becoming increasingly concerned about fake social media accounts for leaders as senior as the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
-
Ex-NSA contractor sentenced to 9 years for stolen documents
Harold Martin, 54, apologized to the federal judge who sentenced him for a theft that prosecutors have called “breathtaking” in scope.
-
Is industry cyber(in)security DoD’s Achilles’ heel?
The Department of Defense hosted a prototyping event to test tools that can monitor manufacturing company networks for cyber intrusions.
-
How to protect the growing internet of battlefield things
The incoming Secretary of Defense needs to make funding the deployment of Comply to Connect, which monitors networks for unauthorized devices, one of his first priorities.
-
What good are ‘exceptional’ cyber capabilities without authority?
Secretary of Defense nominee Mark Esper spoke to Congress on the importance of a streamlined framework for authorizing cyber operations outside U.S. networks.
