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Why more agencies aren’t starting bug bounty programs
A leader from the Hack the Pentagon bug bounty program describes the challenges associated with bringing bug bounties to the rest of the federal government.
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How 30-day prototyping could solve the Army’s cyber-buying woes
A new Army strategy for cyber-specific acquisition zeroes in on rapid prototyping.
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Among Pentagon’s New Year’s resolutions: more cyber
Patrick Shanahan, the deputy secretary of defense, said part of his focus for the new year will be making sure the Pentagon’s cybersecurity is up to snuff.
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Air Force worries about securing critical energy resources
Just as software and apps today are provided “as a service,” the Air Force is exploring whether energy generation and delivery could be managed more cost-effectively, yet still securely under a similar model.
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4 Cyber Command storylines to watch for in 2018
After nearly eight years of existence, the organization is beginning to mature and develop in ways military leaders have long envisioned.
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Military tech expert to lead Pentagon acquisition overhaul
Ben FitzGerald will help lead restructuring at the Pentagon’s top acquisition office.
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How DARPA sparked dreams of self-healing networks
DARPA’s Cyber Grand Challenge showed how artificial intelligence could give the Defense Department the edge in the ongoing cat-and-mouse network battles.
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New leadership at Army PEO-EIS
Army Program Executive Office-Enterprise Information Systems Brig. Gen. Patrick Burden is headed to Afghanistan.
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Air Force wants cyber to have impact, tools measuring how hard it can hit
The Air Force is trying to better understand the effects of cyber weapons in ways borrowing and diverging from weapons used in the kinetic world.
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Networking simulators to create complex training environments on horizon
Industry is heading down a path to weave together disparate virtual reality simulators to create more intricate training environments and missions.
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Why more agencies aren’t starting bug bounty programs
A leader from the Hack the Pentagon bug bounty program describes the challenges associated with bringing bug bounties to the rest of the federal government.
-
How 30-day prototyping could solve the Army’s cyber-buying woes
A new Army strategy for cyber-specific acquisition zeroes in on rapid prototyping.
-
Among Pentagon’s New Year’s resolutions: more cyber
Patrick Shanahan, the deputy secretary of defense, said part of his focus for the new year will be making sure the Pentagon’s cybersecurity is up to snuff.
-
Air Force worries about securing critical energy resources
Just as software and apps today are provided “as a service,” the Air Force is exploring whether energy generation and delivery could be managed more cost-effectively, yet still securely under a similar model.
-
4 Cyber Command storylines to watch for in 2018
After nearly eight years of existence, the organization is beginning to mature and develop in ways military leaders have long envisioned.
-
Military tech expert to lead Pentagon acquisition overhaul
Ben FitzGerald will help lead restructuring at the Pentagon’s top acquisition office.
-
How DARPA sparked dreams of self-healing networks
DARPA’s Cyber Grand Challenge showed how artificial intelligence could give the Defense Department the edge in the ongoing cat-and-mouse network battles.
-
New leadership at Army PEO-EIS
Army Program Executive Office-Enterprise Information Systems Brig. Gen. Patrick Burden is headed to Afghanistan.
-
Air Force wants cyber to have impact, tools measuring how hard it can hit
The Air Force is trying to better understand the effects of cyber weapons in ways borrowing and diverging from weapons used in the kinetic world.
-
Networking simulators to create complex training environments on horizon
Industry is heading down a path to weave together disparate virtual reality simulators to create more intricate training environments and missions.
-
Why more agencies aren’t starting bug bounty programs
A leader from the Hack the Pentagon bug bounty program describes the challenges associated with bringing bug bounties to the rest of the federal government.
-
How 30-day prototyping could solve the Army’s cyber-buying woes
A new Army strategy for cyber-specific acquisition zeroes in on rapid prototyping.
-
Among Pentagon’s New Year’s resolutions: more cyber
Patrick Shanahan, the deputy secretary of defense, said part of his focus for the new year will be making sure the Pentagon’s cybersecurity is up to snuff.
-
Air Force worries about securing critical energy resources
Just as software and apps today are provided “as a service,” the Air Force is exploring whether energy generation and delivery could be managed more cost-effectively, yet still securely under a similar model.
-
4 Cyber Command storylines to watch for in 2018
After nearly eight years of existence, the organization is beginning to mature and develop in ways military leaders have long envisioned.
-
Military tech expert to lead Pentagon acquisition overhaul
Ben FitzGerald will help lead restructuring at the Pentagon’s top acquisition office.
-
How DARPA sparked dreams of self-healing networks
DARPA’s Cyber Grand Challenge showed how artificial intelligence could give the Defense Department the edge in the ongoing cat-and-mouse network battles.
-
New leadership at Army PEO-EIS
Army Program Executive Office-Enterprise Information Systems Brig. Gen. Patrick Burden is headed to Afghanistan.
-
Air Force wants cyber to have impact, tools measuring how hard it can hit
The Air Force is trying to better understand the effects of cyber weapons in ways borrowing and diverging from weapons used in the kinetic world.
-
Networking simulators to create complex training environments on horizon
Industry is heading down a path to weave together disparate virtual reality simulators to create more intricate training environments and missions.
