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Threat to US elections in 2020 is not limited to Russia
American officials sounding the alarm about foreign efforts to disrupt the 2020 election include multiple countries in that warning.
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How the Pentagon still struggles to explain its massive cloud contract
Here’s what senators asked Dana Deasy, the Pentagon’s top IT official, about the JEDI cloud.
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Trolls could turn to cyber to disrupt the 2020 census
Already, false and inaccurate social media posts about the census have begun to appear online, where they have been viewed thousands of times. Foremost on everyone’s mind are the misinformation wars waged during the last presidential election to confuse U.S. voters.
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What’s going on with Cyber Command’s Unified Platform
One of the first big milestones for Cyber Command’s Unified Platform program will be fully building its software factory.
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New laws alone won’t be enough to protect government devices
Government security managers will need to do more than rely on new legislation to bolster the security of connected devices.
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Workforce leaders hope to solve cyber reskilling challenges
The CIO Council’s workforce leads discuss the cyber reskilling academy’s latest results and how to better the program.
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Retooling employees to close the cyber talent gap
Simone Petrella, CEO of CyberVista, talks to Federal Times about how the Federal Government can use new and existing employees to fill critical jobs.
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The Army is creating an enterprise cloud management office
The office will help educate components looking to migrate to the cloud.
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The latest Pentagon bug bounty revealed a critical vulnerability
The eighth iteration of the Department of Defense’s program used crowd-sourced talent to make networks more resilient.
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What the new 16th Air Force means for information warfare
The Air Force officially created its new information warfare organization integrating cyber, ISR, electronic warfare and information operations.
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Threat to US elections in 2020 is not limited to Russia
American officials sounding the alarm about foreign efforts to disrupt the 2020 election include multiple countries in that warning.
-
How the Pentagon still struggles to explain its massive cloud contract
Here’s what senators asked Dana Deasy, the Pentagon’s top IT official, about the JEDI cloud.
-
Trolls could turn to cyber to disrupt the 2020 census
Already, false and inaccurate social media posts about the census have begun to appear online, where they have been viewed thousands of times. Foremost on everyone’s mind are the misinformation wars waged during the last presidential election to confuse U.S. voters.
-
What’s going on with Cyber Command’s Unified Platform
One of the first big milestones for Cyber Command’s Unified Platform program will be fully building its software factory.
-
New laws alone won’t be enough to protect government devices
Government security managers will need to do more than rely on new legislation to bolster the security of connected devices.
-
Workforce leaders hope to solve cyber reskilling challenges
The CIO Council’s workforce leads discuss the cyber reskilling academy’s latest results and how to better the program.
-
Retooling employees to close the cyber talent gap
Simone Petrella, CEO of CyberVista, talks to Federal Times about how the Federal Government can use new and existing employees to fill critical jobs.
-
The Army is creating an enterprise cloud management office
The office will help educate components looking to migrate to the cloud.
-
The latest Pentagon bug bounty revealed a critical vulnerability
The eighth iteration of the Department of Defense’s program used crowd-sourced talent to make networks more resilient.
-
What the new 16th Air Force means for information warfare
The Air Force officially created its new information warfare organization integrating cyber, ISR, electronic warfare and information operations.
-
Threat to US elections in 2020 is not limited to Russia
American officials sounding the alarm about foreign efforts to disrupt the 2020 election include multiple countries in that warning.
-
How the Pentagon still struggles to explain its massive cloud contract
Here’s what senators asked Dana Deasy, the Pentagon’s top IT official, about the JEDI cloud.
-
Trolls could turn to cyber to disrupt the 2020 census
Already, false and inaccurate social media posts about the census have begun to appear online, where they have been viewed thousands of times. Foremost on everyone’s mind are the misinformation wars waged during the last presidential election to confuse U.S. voters.
-
What’s going on with Cyber Command’s Unified Platform
One of the first big milestones for Cyber Command’s Unified Platform program will be fully building its software factory.
-
New laws alone won’t be enough to protect government devices
Government security managers will need to do more than rely on new legislation to bolster the security of connected devices.
-
Workforce leaders hope to solve cyber reskilling challenges
The CIO Council’s workforce leads discuss the cyber reskilling academy’s latest results and how to better the program.
-
Retooling employees to close the cyber talent gap
Simone Petrella, CEO of CyberVista, talks to Federal Times about how the Federal Government can use new and existing employees to fill critical jobs.
-
The Army is creating an enterprise cloud management office
The office will help educate components looking to migrate to the cloud.
-
The latest Pentagon bug bounty revealed a critical vulnerability
The eighth iteration of the Department of Defense’s program used crowd-sourced talent to make networks more resilient.
-
What the new 16th Air Force means for information warfare
The Air Force officially created its new information warfare organization integrating cyber, ISR, electronic warfare and information operations.
