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FBI director says cyber retaliation is against the law. Is there a right of self defense?

With MNVR, the Army defined the requirement, conducted a competition and tested systems—all without investing in R&D.

Technology is advancing too quickly for legislation to keep up. As the gap grows, so does the threat to national security.

Cyber criminals are returning to an old technique for loading malware onto your system.

The Defense Department is specifically calling out China as one of the great crooks of the modern era.

The ‘dark web’ is the seedy underbelly of the Internet, where most of the criminal and illicit activity takes place.

A proposed shift would move nukes to lesser state of readiness to reduce the chance of a launch based on a false alarm.

The worries about cyber preparedness are familiar.

The Army recognizes that if it is to achieve its technical requirements, it must give industry an incentive to invest.

The old approach to reducing IT costs has not worked well. Here is a better idea.