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Stepping over the cyber line
The recent cyberattack on Ukraine’s power grid has caused several organizations to rethink the threat cyberattacks pose to the U.S. power grid.
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Identity management’s role in the Internet of Things
Identity management strategies must include system-to-system communications and system-to-device communications.
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Competition: The key to better tech buying
The competitively procured STC handheld radio is the latest example of this effective model for technology acquisitions executed by SOCOM and being adopted by the Army leadership.
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Four cyber defense challenges for the next administration
Four challenges the new administration will have to address head-on, including cryptocurrencies and cyberattacks.
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An untapped cyber weapon: Old geeks
The fact that we have individuals who are in their early 50s with almost 40 years of IT experience is a national asset — and we have a lot of them.
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One of DoD’s biggest challenges: Tech resources
The modern military is a combination of bombs, bullets, bits and bytes.
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Cyber is essential to the ‘third offset strategy’
How best can the U.S. mute the advantages our adversaries may have?
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Hacked: Now what?
Organizations that are stepping up their cybersecurity game find they have an essential tool missing: a deterrent.
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Defending the nation’s critical Infrastructure
Defending the critical infrastructure of the United States is no small task.
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Stepping over the cyber line
The recent cyberattack on Ukraine’s power grid has caused several organizations to rethink the threat cyberattacks pose to the U.S. power grid.
-
Identity management’s role in the Internet of Things
Identity management strategies must include system-to-system communications and system-to-device communications.
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Drowning in data
Debate heats up over how to handle massive data.
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Competition: The key to better tech buying
The competitively procured STC handheld radio is the latest example of this effective model for technology acquisitions executed by SOCOM and being adopted by the Army leadership.
-
Four cyber defense challenges for the next administration
Four challenges the new administration will have to address head-on, including cryptocurrencies and cyberattacks.
-
An untapped cyber weapon: Old geeks
The fact that we have individuals who are in their early 50s with almost 40 years of IT experience is a national asset — and we have a lot of them.
-
One of DoD’s biggest challenges: Tech resources
The modern military is a combination of bombs, bullets, bits and bytes.
-
Cyber is essential to the ‘third offset strategy’
How best can the U.S. mute the advantages our adversaries may have?
-
Hacked: Now what?
Organizations that are stepping up their cybersecurity game find they have an essential tool missing: a deterrent.
-
Defending the nation’s critical Infrastructure
Defending the critical infrastructure of the United States is no small task.
-
Stepping over the cyber line
The recent cyberattack on Ukraine’s power grid has caused several organizations to rethink the threat cyberattacks pose to the U.S. power grid.
-
Identity management’s role in the Internet of Things
Identity management strategies must include system-to-system communications and system-to-device communications.
-
Drowning in data
Debate heats up over how to handle massive data.
-
Competition: The key to better tech buying
The competitively procured STC handheld radio is the latest example of this effective model for technology acquisitions executed by SOCOM and being adopted by the Army leadership.
-
Four cyber defense challenges for the next administration
Four challenges the new administration will have to address head-on, including cryptocurrencies and cyberattacks.
-
An untapped cyber weapon: Old geeks
The fact that we have individuals who are in their early 50s with almost 40 years of IT experience is a national asset — and we have a lot of them.
-
One of DoD’s biggest challenges: Tech resources
The modern military is a combination of bombs, bullets, bits and bytes.
-
Cyber is essential to the ‘third offset strategy’
How best can the U.S. mute the advantages our adversaries may have?
-
Hacked: Now what?
Organizations that are stepping up their cybersecurity game find they have an essential tool missing: a deterrent.
-
Defending the nation’s critical Infrastructure
Defending the critical infrastructure of the United States is no small task.
