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US government surveillance tool should face limits, privacy panel says
Many Democratic and Republican lawmakers say they won’t vote to renew Section 702 when it expires at the end of the year without major changes.
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How automated tagging helps mission teams securely share information
Data-centric security safeguards information regardless of where it’s located or who it’s shared with, the author says.
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To stay competitive, US military complex must hurdle ‘Valley of Death’
The U.S. is in its decisive decade for competition with China, and technology is the primary arena for the rivalry.
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In the pipeline: The impact of TSA cybersecurity directives
Continuous monitoring provides real-time visibility into anomalous activities, unauthorized access attempts and potential threats, the author argues.
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Cyber attacks reveal uncomfortable truths about US defenses
It should be recognized that cybersecurity systems can be just as flawed as the systems they protect, the author says.
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This is what it’s like to maintain the US nuclear arsenal
The jobs are exacting and often require a deft touch. That’s because many of the maintenance tasks must be performed by hand.
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How to optimize Internet of Things security while promoting innovation
The Federal Communications Commission is seeking public comments on the proposed cybersecurity labeling program.
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Estonian firm develops virtual ‘shooting range’ to test cyber defenses
CybExer Technologies works with Estonian Defence Forces, as well as the armed forces of a number of European countries including Ukraine.
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Babcock, Palantir bank on data crunching to boost UK force readiness
The British defense contractor is smitten with the possibilities of Palantir’s Foundry data analytics system.
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PowerPoint creator, unwitting pioneer of military lethality, dies
Dennis Austin had no way of knowing that his creation would be hijacked by head-exploding graphics-loving DoD personnel.
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US government surveillance tool should face limits, privacy panel says
Many Democratic and Republican lawmakers say they won’t vote to renew Section 702 when it expires at the end of the year without major changes.
-
How automated tagging helps mission teams securely share information
Data-centric security safeguards information regardless of where it’s located or who it’s shared with, the author says.
-
To stay competitive, US military complex must hurdle ‘Valley of Death’
The U.S. is in its decisive decade for competition with China, and technology is the primary arena for the rivalry.
-
In the pipeline: The impact of TSA cybersecurity directives
Continuous monitoring provides real-time visibility into anomalous activities, unauthorized access attempts and potential threats, the author argues.
-
Cyber attacks reveal uncomfortable truths about US defenses
It should be recognized that cybersecurity systems can be just as flawed as the systems they protect, the author says.
-
This is what it’s like to maintain the US nuclear arsenal
The jobs are exacting and often require a deft touch. That’s because many of the maintenance tasks must be performed by hand.
-
How to optimize Internet of Things security while promoting innovation
The Federal Communications Commission is seeking public comments on the proposed cybersecurity labeling program.
-
Estonian firm develops virtual ‘shooting range’ to test cyber defenses
CybExer Technologies works with Estonian Defence Forces, as well as the armed forces of a number of European countries including Ukraine.
-
Babcock, Palantir bank on data crunching to boost UK force readiness
The British defense contractor is smitten with the possibilities of Palantir’s Foundry data analytics system.
-
PowerPoint creator, unwitting pioneer of military lethality, dies
Dennis Austin had no way of knowing that his creation would be hijacked by head-exploding graphics-loving DoD personnel.
-
US government surveillance tool should face limits, privacy panel says
Many Democratic and Republican lawmakers say they won’t vote to renew Section 702 when it expires at the end of the year without major changes.
-
How automated tagging helps mission teams securely share information
Data-centric security safeguards information regardless of where it’s located or who it’s shared with, the author says.
-
To stay competitive, US military complex must hurdle ‘Valley of Death’
The U.S. is in its decisive decade for competition with China, and technology is the primary arena for the rivalry.
-
In the pipeline: The impact of TSA cybersecurity directives
Continuous monitoring provides real-time visibility into anomalous activities, unauthorized access attempts and potential threats, the author argues.
-
Cyber attacks reveal uncomfortable truths about US defenses
It should be recognized that cybersecurity systems can be just as flawed as the systems they protect, the author says.
-
This is what it’s like to maintain the US nuclear arsenal
The jobs are exacting and often require a deft touch. That’s because many of the maintenance tasks must be performed by hand.
-
How to optimize Internet of Things security while promoting innovation
The Federal Communications Commission is seeking public comments on the proposed cybersecurity labeling program.
-
Estonian firm develops virtual ‘shooting range’ to test cyber defenses
CybExer Technologies works with Estonian Defence Forces, as well as the armed forces of a number of European countries including Ukraine.
-
Babcock, Palantir bank on data crunching to boost UK force readiness
The British defense contractor is smitten with the possibilities of Palantir’s Foundry data analytics system.
-
PowerPoint creator, unwitting pioneer of military lethality, dies
Dennis Austin had no way of knowing that his creation would be hijacked by head-exploding graphics-loving DoD personnel.
