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Operations in Ukraine, other countries help Army develop cyber teams
The service plans to try a series of ideas it gleaned from operations in Ukraine and Armenia to build its new tactical cyber and electronic warfare units.
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Biden urged by tech firms to embrace commercial software
Complicated software that the government buys or builds itself fails too often, the businesses argue.
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Air Force held first information warfare test exercises
The Air Force is using a new information warfare range in New Mexico to test and integrate capabilities.
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Will the cyber mission force soon receive more personnel?
The head of U.S. Cyber Command hinted that the cyber mission force could soon receive a bump in staffing.
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National security agencies warn of 5G network vulnerabilities, adversary influence
The NSA cautions that nation-states could exert “undue influence” on standards-setting bodies for 5G, trying to boost proprietary technologies.
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DoD fortifying cloud connections to work better, faster with companies
A Defense Innovation Unit secure cloud management project aims to help DoD components with slow, sometimes insecure cloud access points that hinder collaboration with industry.
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DoD needs data management change for zero trust security
The government’s current approach to data management means that one of the three core tenets of data must always be sacrificed — either speed, accuracy or scalability, an industry expert says.
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A civilian cybersecurity reserve corps is needed for the Pentagon and DHS, lawmakers from both parties say
A bipartisan group of lawmakers is pushing to create a civilian reserve corps of cybersecurity experts to help defend national security interests.
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How the DoD can win the great tech race with a new workforce model
To become a stronger nation capable of developing superior technology and cyber capabilities, an Air Force leader advocates for the DoD to formally adopt a champion-innovator-implementer approach.
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The Pentagon’s next move in expanding zero trust
The U.S Department of Defense wants to take further steps to advance zero-trust cybersecurity architectures across the department.
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Operations in Ukraine, other countries help Army develop cyber teams
The service plans to try a series of ideas it gleaned from operations in Ukraine and Armenia to build its new tactical cyber and electronic warfare units.
-
Biden urged by tech firms to embrace commercial software
Complicated software that the government buys or builds itself fails too often, the businesses argue.
-
Air Force held first information warfare test exercises
The Air Force is using a new information warfare range in New Mexico to test and integrate capabilities.
-
Will the cyber mission force soon receive more personnel?
The head of U.S. Cyber Command hinted that the cyber mission force could soon receive a bump in staffing.
-
National security agencies warn of 5G network vulnerabilities, adversary influence
The NSA cautions that nation-states could exert “undue influence” on standards-setting bodies for 5G, trying to boost proprietary technologies.
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DoD fortifying cloud connections to work better, faster with companies
A Defense Innovation Unit secure cloud management project aims to help DoD components with slow, sometimes insecure cloud access points that hinder collaboration with industry.
-
DoD needs data management change for zero trust security
The government’s current approach to data management means that one of the three core tenets of data must always be sacrificed — either speed, accuracy or scalability, an industry expert says.
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A civilian cybersecurity reserve corps is needed for the Pentagon and DHS, lawmakers from both parties say
A bipartisan group of lawmakers is pushing to create a civilian reserve corps of cybersecurity experts to help defend national security interests.
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How the DoD can win the great tech race with a new workforce model
To become a stronger nation capable of developing superior technology and cyber capabilities, an Air Force leader advocates for the DoD to formally adopt a champion-innovator-implementer approach.
-
The Pentagon’s next move in expanding zero trust
The U.S Department of Defense wants to take further steps to advance zero-trust cybersecurity architectures across the department.
-
Operations in Ukraine, other countries help Army develop cyber teams
The service plans to try a series of ideas it gleaned from operations in Ukraine and Armenia to build its new tactical cyber and electronic warfare units.
-
Biden urged by tech firms to embrace commercial software
Complicated software that the government buys or builds itself fails too often, the businesses argue.
-
Air Force held first information warfare test exercises
The Air Force is using a new information warfare range in New Mexico to test and integrate capabilities.
-
Will the cyber mission force soon receive more personnel?
The head of U.S. Cyber Command hinted that the cyber mission force could soon receive a bump in staffing.
-
National security agencies warn of 5G network vulnerabilities, adversary influence
The NSA cautions that nation-states could exert “undue influence” on standards-setting bodies for 5G, trying to boost proprietary technologies.
-
DoD fortifying cloud connections to work better, faster with companies
A Defense Innovation Unit secure cloud management project aims to help DoD components with slow, sometimes insecure cloud access points that hinder collaboration with industry.
-
DoD needs data management change for zero trust security
The government’s current approach to data management means that one of the three core tenets of data must always be sacrificed — either speed, accuracy or scalability, an industry expert says.
-
A civilian cybersecurity reserve corps is needed for the Pentagon and DHS, lawmakers from both parties say
A bipartisan group of lawmakers is pushing to create a civilian reserve corps of cybersecurity experts to help defend national security interests.
-
How the DoD can win the great tech race with a new workforce model
To become a stronger nation capable of developing superior technology and cyber capabilities, an Air Force leader advocates for the DoD to formally adopt a champion-innovator-implementer approach.
-
The Pentagon’s next move in expanding zero trust
The U.S Department of Defense wants to take further steps to advance zero-trust cybersecurity architectures across the department.
