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Feds never faced a ‘major’ cybersecurity attack in 2018
The federal government was the victim of more than 31,000 cybersecurity incidents in fiscal year 2018, according to an Office of Management and Budget report released Aug. 16.
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The Navy thinks it has a better idea for a CIO position
The Navy is establishing a special assistant to the secretary, effectively reforming the role of the chief information officer.
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States want help in defending against nation-state actors
State officials said they need more money and more information.
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Closing the talent gap for public sector cybersecurity
Federal agencies continue to face increased pressure to recruit, train and retain security professionals that have the necessary skills and expertise to protect their systems against threats.
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The Army’s new multi-domain units are understaffed
The Army accelerated the fielding of new units but did not conduct sufficient risk assessments, Congress’ watchdog agency found in a new report.
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The ‘SAFE’ replacement for a popular Army file-sharing tool
The Defense Information Systems Agency launched a new secure file sharing site Aug. 15 as part of an effort to replace a popular tool run by the Army that had far exceeded what its creators had intended and become the go-to site for sending large files.
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This is Lockheed’s new cyber resiliency scale for weapon systems
The goal is a framework to audit the cybersecurity of defense systems old and new.
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What government can do to keep its cyber workforce
The government needs to show cybersecurity pros their value and invest in their careers, industry said.
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How uncertainty in the cyber domain changes war
Attack attribution and deterrence become much harder in cyberspace.
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Why North Korea is a different kind of cyberthreat
North Korean hackers go beyond spying and sabotage.
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Feds never faced a ‘major’ cybersecurity attack in 2018
The federal government was the victim of more than 31,000 cybersecurity incidents in fiscal year 2018, according to an Office of Management and Budget report released Aug. 16.
-
The Navy thinks it has a better idea for a CIO position
The Navy is establishing a special assistant to the secretary, effectively reforming the role of the chief information officer.
-
States want help in defending against nation-state actors
State officials said they need more money and more information.
-
Closing the talent gap for public sector cybersecurity
Federal agencies continue to face increased pressure to recruit, train and retain security professionals that have the necessary skills and expertise to protect their systems against threats.
-
The Army’s new multi-domain units are understaffed
The Army accelerated the fielding of new units but did not conduct sufficient risk assessments, Congress’ watchdog agency found in a new report.
-
The ‘SAFE’ replacement for a popular Army file-sharing tool
The Defense Information Systems Agency launched a new secure file sharing site Aug. 15 as part of an effort to replace a popular tool run by the Army that had far exceeded what its creators had intended and become the go-to site for sending large files.
-
This is Lockheed’s new cyber resiliency scale for weapon systems
The goal is a framework to audit the cybersecurity of defense systems old and new.
-
What government can do to keep its cyber workforce
The government needs to show cybersecurity pros their value and invest in their careers, industry said.
-
How uncertainty in the cyber domain changes war
Attack attribution and deterrence become much harder in cyberspace.
-
Why North Korea is a different kind of cyberthreat
North Korean hackers go beyond spying and sabotage.
-
Feds never faced a ‘major’ cybersecurity attack in 2018
The federal government was the victim of more than 31,000 cybersecurity incidents in fiscal year 2018, according to an Office of Management and Budget report released Aug. 16.
-
The Navy thinks it has a better idea for a CIO position
The Navy is establishing a special assistant to the secretary, effectively reforming the role of the chief information officer.
-
States want help in defending against nation-state actors
State officials said they need more money and more information.
-
Closing the talent gap for public sector cybersecurity
Federal agencies continue to face increased pressure to recruit, train and retain security professionals that have the necessary skills and expertise to protect their systems against threats.
-
The Army’s new multi-domain units are understaffed
The Army accelerated the fielding of new units but did not conduct sufficient risk assessments, Congress’ watchdog agency found in a new report.
-
The ‘SAFE’ replacement for a popular Army file-sharing tool
The Defense Information Systems Agency launched a new secure file sharing site Aug. 15 as part of an effort to replace a popular tool run by the Army that had far exceeded what its creators had intended and become the go-to site for sending large files.
-
This is Lockheed’s new cyber resiliency scale for weapon systems
The goal is a framework to audit the cybersecurity of defense systems old and new.
-
What government can do to keep its cyber workforce
The government needs to show cybersecurity pros their value and invest in their careers, industry said.
-
How uncertainty in the cyber domain changes war
Attack attribution and deterrence become much harder in cyberspace.
-
Why North Korea is a different kind of cyberthreat
North Korean hackers go beyond spying and sabotage.
