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The Army hopes less software leads to better results
The software reduction helps to pave the way for fielding of the Command Post Computing Environment.
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The federal cloud tools program wants to improve timeliness
The Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program is looking for areas to automate.
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Does addition by subtraction work for cyber tools?
The Department of Homeland Security looks to attack simulation technology and the Lockheed Martin Kill Chain to evaluate which tools are effective and which ones officials should remove.
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Here’s what the Navy’s new CIO will be doing
Aaron Weis, the Navy’s new chief information officer, provided details regarding what he hopes to bring to the position.
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France’s new cyber defense ‘conductor’ talks retaliation, protecting industry
Maj. Gen. Didier Tisseyre is France’s new cyber defense force commander — the “conductor” of an orchestra made up of military officials and the domestic defense industry, as he puts it.
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This is the Navy’s new top cybersecurity official
The Navy has tapped a former senior adviser to the Defense Department’s chief information officer as its new CIO.
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Is Homeland Security prepared for its central role in cybersecurity?
A new DHS inspector general report found significant shortfalls in a workforce expected to secure federal networks.
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Time to rededicate America’s commitment to innovation leadership
Today, our technical leadership is being challenged by near-peer adversaries, particularly in areas related to national security. Similar to the race to reach the Moon, this creates a clear opportunity for America.
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This is the US threat intel firm referenced in the Trump-Ukraine controversy
President Donald Trump brought up CrowdStrike in a phone call that has led to an impeachment inquiry in the House.
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The cyber concerns campaigns should consider as they grow
Joel Wallenstrom, CEO of Wickr, discusses security inside of political campaigns.
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The Army hopes less software leads to better results
The software reduction helps to pave the way for fielding of the Command Post Computing Environment.
-
The federal cloud tools program wants to improve timeliness
The Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program is looking for areas to automate.
-
Does addition by subtraction work for cyber tools?
The Department of Homeland Security looks to attack simulation technology and the Lockheed Martin Kill Chain to evaluate which tools are effective and which ones officials should remove.
-
Here’s what the Navy’s new CIO will be doing
Aaron Weis, the Navy’s new chief information officer, provided details regarding what he hopes to bring to the position.
-
France’s new cyber defense ‘conductor’ talks retaliation, protecting industry
Maj. Gen. Didier Tisseyre is France’s new cyber defense force commander — the “conductor” of an orchestra made up of military officials and the domestic defense industry, as he puts it.
-
This is the Navy’s new top cybersecurity official
The Navy has tapped a former senior adviser to the Defense Department’s chief information officer as its new CIO.
-
Is Homeland Security prepared for its central role in cybersecurity?
A new DHS inspector general report found significant shortfalls in a workforce expected to secure federal networks.
-
Time to rededicate America’s commitment to innovation leadership
Today, our technical leadership is being challenged by near-peer adversaries, particularly in areas related to national security. Similar to the race to reach the Moon, this creates a clear opportunity for America.
-
This is the US threat intel firm referenced in the Trump-Ukraine controversy
President Donald Trump brought up CrowdStrike in a phone call that has led to an impeachment inquiry in the House.
-
The cyber concerns campaigns should consider as they grow
Joel Wallenstrom, CEO of Wickr, discusses security inside of political campaigns.
-
The Army hopes less software leads to better results
The software reduction helps to pave the way for fielding of the Command Post Computing Environment.
-
The federal cloud tools program wants to improve timeliness
The Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program is looking for areas to automate.
-
Does addition by subtraction work for cyber tools?
The Department of Homeland Security looks to attack simulation technology and the Lockheed Martin Kill Chain to evaluate which tools are effective and which ones officials should remove.
-
Here’s what the Navy’s new CIO will be doing
Aaron Weis, the Navy’s new chief information officer, provided details regarding what he hopes to bring to the position.
-
France’s new cyber defense ‘conductor’ talks retaliation, protecting industry
Maj. Gen. Didier Tisseyre is France’s new cyber defense force commander — the “conductor” of an orchestra made up of military officials and the domestic defense industry, as he puts it.
-
This is the Navy’s new top cybersecurity official
The Navy has tapped a former senior adviser to the Defense Department’s chief information officer as its new CIO.
-
Is Homeland Security prepared for its central role in cybersecurity?
A new DHS inspector general report found significant shortfalls in a workforce expected to secure federal networks.
-
Time to rededicate America’s commitment to innovation leadership
Today, our technical leadership is being challenged by near-peer adversaries, particularly in areas related to national security. Similar to the race to reach the Moon, this creates a clear opportunity for America.
-
This is the US threat intel firm referenced in the Trump-Ukraine controversy
President Donald Trump brought up CrowdStrike in a phone call that has led to an impeachment inquiry in the House.
-
The cyber concerns campaigns should consider as they grow
Joel Wallenstrom, CEO of Wickr, discusses security inside of political campaigns.
