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Pentagon needs access to defense companies’ networks to hunt cyberthreats, says commission
A top member of the Cyberspace Solarium Commission wants the DoD to conduct threat hunting on defense companies’ networks.
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US Army cyber chief outlines ten-year plan for information warfare
Lt. Gen. Stephen Fogarty sketched a road map for how his command can transition to information warfare.
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How the Defense Department is reorganizing for information warfare
America’s adversaries have targeted the military’s weaknesses via information warfare in recent years and as a result the Department of Defense has made a series of moves to reorganize and better defend against such threats.
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Changes to Fifth Domain’s cyber coverage
The Fifth Domain newsletter will come out every Tuesday, as opposed to every business day.
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Memes, the pandemic and the new tactics of information warfare
The COVID-19 pandemic is evidence that Russia and China have accelerated adoption of their age-old influence and disinformation tactics to the modern era, national security experts and military leaders said.
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US Air Force seeks research to boost operational technology’s cybersecurity
The service is looking for assistance in defensive and possibly offensive cybersecurity of operational technology.
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The key to securing the defense industrial base is collaboration
It is no longer acceptable to rely on incident response protocols, performance assessments of existing systems and one-off reactions to threats without coordination. Increased information sharing is key to staying one step ahead of our adversaries.
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DoD gets new top uniformed cyber adviser
The Pentagon has named a new senior military adviser for cyber policy to the undersecretary of defense for policy as well as the deputy principal cyber adviser to the defense secretary.
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A new company-level unit to support information warfare
The Army plans to launch a new company-level unit in fiscal 2021 to support information warfare efforts, according to military officials, with a contract already awarded to its parent battalion.
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Former airman pleads guilty in scheme to offer information to Russia
A West Virginia woman who previously served in the Air Force planned to offer top-secret information from the National Security Agency to the Russian government, prosecutors said Monday in announcing her conviction in federal court.
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Pentagon needs access to defense companies’ networks to hunt cyberthreats, says commission
A top member of the Cyberspace Solarium Commission wants the DoD to conduct threat hunting on defense companies’ networks.
-
US Army cyber chief outlines ten-year plan for information warfare
Lt. Gen. Stephen Fogarty sketched a road map for how his command can transition to information warfare.
-
How the Defense Department is reorganizing for information warfare
America’s adversaries have targeted the military’s weaknesses via information warfare in recent years and as a result the Department of Defense has made a series of moves to reorganize and better defend against such threats.
-
Changes to Fifth Domain’s cyber coverage
The Fifth Domain newsletter will come out every Tuesday, as opposed to every business day.
-
Memes, the pandemic and the new tactics of information warfare
The COVID-19 pandemic is evidence that Russia and China have accelerated adoption of their age-old influence and disinformation tactics to the modern era, national security experts and military leaders said.
-
US Air Force seeks research to boost operational technology’s cybersecurity
The service is looking for assistance in defensive and possibly offensive cybersecurity of operational technology.
-
The key to securing the defense industrial base is collaboration
It is no longer acceptable to rely on incident response protocols, performance assessments of existing systems and one-off reactions to threats without coordination. Increased information sharing is key to staying one step ahead of our adversaries.
-
DoD gets new top uniformed cyber adviser
The Pentagon has named a new senior military adviser for cyber policy to the undersecretary of defense for policy as well as the deputy principal cyber adviser to the defense secretary.
-
A new company-level unit to support information warfare
The Army plans to launch a new company-level unit in fiscal 2021 to support information warfare efforts, according to military officials, with a contract already awarded to its parent battalion.
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Former airman pleads guilty in scheme to offer information to Russia
A West Virginia woman who previously served in the Air Force planned to offer top-secret information from the National Security Agency to the Russian government, prosecutors said Monday in announcing her conviction in federal court.
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Pentagon needs access to defense companies’ networks to hunt cyberthreats, says commission
A top member of the Cyberspace Solarium Commission wants the DoD to conduct threat hunting on defense companies’ networks.
-
US Army cyber chief outlines ten-year plan for information warfare
Lt. Gen. Stephen Fogarty sketched a road map for how his command can transition to information warfare.
-
How the Defense Department is reorganizing for information warfare
America’s adversaries have targeted the military’s weaknesses via information warfare in recent years and as a result the Department of Defense has made a series of moves to reorganize and better defend against such threats.
-
Changes to Fifth Domain’s cyber coverage
The Fifth Domain newsletter will come out every Tuesday, as opposed to every business day.
-
Memes, the pandemic and the new tactics of information warfare
The COVID-19 pandemic is evidence that Russia and China have accelerated adoption of their age-old influence and disinformation tactics to the modern era, national security experts and military leaders said.
-
US Air Force seeks research to boost operational technology’s cybersecurity
The service is looking for assistance in defensive and possibly offensive cybersecurity of operational technology.
-
The key to securing the defense industrial base is collaboration
It is no longer acceptable to rely on incident response protocols, performance assessments of existing systems and one-off reactions to threats without coordination. Increased information sharing is key to staying one step ahead of our adversaries.
-
DoD gets new top uniformed cyber adviser
The Pentagon has named a new senior military adviser for cyber policy to the undersecretary of defense for policy as well as the deputy principal cyber adviser to the defense secretary.
-
A new company-level unit to support information warfare
The Army plans to launch a new company-level unit in fiscal 2021 to support information warfare efforts, according to military officials, with a contract already awarded to its parent battalion.
-
Former airman pleads guilty in scheme to offer information to Russia
A West Virginia woman who previously served in the Air Force planned to offer top-secret information from the National Security Agency to the Russian government, prosecutors said Monday in announcing her conviction in federal court.
