Cyber leaders' methods evolve for a new era
Leaders of NSA's cybersecurity directorate and Coast Guard Cyber Command speak to ways cyber leadership is adapting to defeat today's top vulnerabilities.
A paradigm shift in cybersecurity
Deputy DoD CIO David McKeown discusses implications of the Pentagon's shift to a zero trust security architecture.
Soldiers won’t always be able to rely on contractors for coders, says Army Software Factory director
The pilot program is already bearing fruit as participants develop soldier-centric software for the Army.
Cyber Marines could be empowered to act boldly under commandant’s future force vision
Cyber Marines have already been integrated into Marine Corps training and operations, but the commandant's plans for future operations could place a new importance on what these Marines bring to the fight.
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Making sense of the Pentagon's cyber priorities
The Pentagon's Mieke Eoyang describes the department's top cyber policy priorities, including how to bolster the security of allies' networks.
Cybersecurity's biggest challenge?
ManTech's Brett Barraclough explains why the implementation of a new zero trust strategy is requiring the focus of military IT and cyber leaders.
Cyber tools for the future
Military leaders at CyberCon 2021 explain the new capabilities that cyber warriors will work with in the coming years.
The need to go faster with software
VMWare's Aaron Swain discusses how the military can get the most out of the software.
The Army Software Factory's role in improving cybersecurity
Lt. Col. Vito Errico explains how the Army Software Factory can ensure soldiers have the tools - and the security - they need.
Why the information environment demands a mindset shift
Col. Brian Russell, commanding officer of the II Marine Expeditionary Force information group, said training is key to information warfare.
The cyber battlefield against China and Russia is constantly shifting. Here’s how the NSA is trying to stay on top.
“Even as we’re on this call right now, the cyberspace domain is changing,” a senior NSA official said. “New malware is being released, new vulnerabilities are being discovered"
Is the Pentagon's cyber strategy working?
Lt. Gen. Charles Moore, the deputy commander of U.S. Cyber Command, explains why military leaders believe their focus on "persistent engagement" is working.
DoD and Australia ink first-ever cyber training partnership
The allies strengthened their partnership on a training environment that cyber warriors can log into from anywhere in the world.
By Mark Pomerleau
How DISA helped the defense workforce stay productive during COVID-19
The Defense Information Systems Agency rolled out critical collaboration tools to ensure the remote DoD workforce could do their work.
By Andrew Eversden
Cyber warriors are getting new teammates: information operators
To better combat influence operations, and conduct them, the military services are integrating information operations personnel with cyber teams.
By Mark Pomerleau
Why agencies need to work together to defend forward
The Department of State has demonstrated that it can help the Department of Defense in cyberspace.
By Andrew Eversden
Is the cyber warrior of the future bored and working at a bank
Agencies, industry and the think tank world are looking at how, exactly, the federal government can hire people to provide stability in an era of ever-present cyberthreats.
By Kelsey D. Atherton
How the government wants to secure industrial control systems
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency wants to work with partners as the agency enters its second year.
By Nathan Strout
