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Without a commonly accepted definition of cyberwar, how will we know if we’re in one?

Last week the senior level official at the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) established what has been dubbed a cyber SWAT team in an effort to combat the continuous changing suite of cyber threats against aviation.

Cyber professionals will continue to battle cyberattacks and data breaches, but that won’t be their biggest problem.

The time is right for the DoD to develop a holistic plan to push commercial technologies to the tactical edge.

Another year of record-breaking breaches has passed, but there are a few reasons to be hopeful.

The cyber security bill that has languished for years became law last week. Is it really a major step?

Despite security concerns, the DoD is embracing the sensors to maximize resources.

Quantum computing’s impact on encryption could have significant national security implications.

The DoD’s EMS operational superiority eroded after the Cold War, but new approaches could regain ground.

How well a nation is positioned for the battlefield of its future is highly dependent on the economic and technological status.