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5 ways geospatial tech supports safety and security
The most effective approach to building a secure nation and safe community involves using methods and technology that foster collaboration.
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Retaliatory strikes?
These past few months have caused my mind to spin after seeing two job postings looking for cyber threat analysts.
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The impact of software-defined radio on C4ISR
Evolving software-defined radio (SDR) technology continues to have a significant technological impact on operations for C4ISR.
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The growing problem of data sabotage
Data is a critical component of business, government, our military, and our nation’s economic well-being and defense. That is why it is increasingly at risk.
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Defining cyberwar: Why now?
The Senate Armed Services Committee included a cybersecurity “act of war” requirement in the fiscal 2017 defense authorization bill.
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What is sovereignty in cyberspace?
Sovereignty in cyberspace is a multi-faceted, complex topic that is of growing interest to many.
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How multifunction devices put you at risk for insider threats
Stop and think for a moment: What have you done that makes you an insider threat?
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The promise of MUOS is ready to deliver, finally
The Mobile User Objective System will deliver military-ready 3G cellular capabilities from any part of the world to another.
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Is there treason in cyberwar?
Are individuals who discover and sell zero-day vulnerabilities committing treason?
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Spear-phishing: A problem on the rise
Cyberattackers are zeroing in on high-value targets to gain access to organizations.
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5 ways geospatial tech supports safety and security
The most effective approach to building a secure nation and safe community involves using methods and technology that foster collaboration.
-
Retaliatory strikes?
These past few months have caused my mind to spin after seeing two job postings looking for cyber threat analysts.
-
The impact of software-defined radio on C4ISR
Evolving software-defined radio (SDR) technology continues to have a significant technological impact on operations for C4ISR.
-
The growing problem of data sabotage
Data is a critical component of business, government, our military, and our nation’s economic well-being and defense. That is why it is increasingly at risk.
-
Defining cyberwar: Why now?
The Senate Armed Services Committee included a cybersecurity “act of war” requirement in the fiscal 2017 defense authorization bill.
-
What is sovereignty in cyberspace?
Sovereignty in cyberspace is a multi-faceted, complex topic that is of growing interest to many.
-
How multifunction devices put you at risk for insider threats
Stop and think for a moment: What have you done that makes you an insider threat?
-
The promise of MUOS is ready to deliver, finally
The Mobile User Objective System will deliver military-ready 3G cellular capabilities from any part of the world to another.
-
Is there treason in cyberwar?
Are individuals who discover and sell zero-day vulnerabilities committing treason?
-
Spear-phishing: A problem on the rise
Cyberattackers are zeroing in on high-value targets to gain access to organizations.
-
5 ways geospatial tech supports safety and security
The most effective approach to building a secure nation and safe community involves using methods and technology that foster collaboration.
-
Retaliatory strikes?
These past few months have caused my mind to spin after seeing two job postings looking for cyber threat analysts.
-
The impact of software-defined radio on C4ISR
Evolving software-defined radio (SDR) technology continues to have a significant technological impact on operations for C4ISR.
-
The growing problem of data sabotage
Data is a critical component of business, government, our military, and our nation’s economic well-being and defense. That is why it is increasingly at risk.
-
Defining cyberwar: Why now?
The Senate Armed Services Committee included a cybersecurity “act of war” requirement in the fiscal 2017 defense authorization bill.
-
What is sovereignty in cyberspace?
Sovereignty in cyberspace is a multi-faceted, complex topic that is of growing interest to many.
-
How multifunction devices put you at risk for insider threats
Stop and think for a moment: What have you done that makes you an insider threat?
-
The promise of MUOS is ready to deliver, finally
The Mobile User Objective System will deliver military-ready 3G cellular capabilities from any part of the world to another.
-
Is there treason in cyberwar?
Are individuals who discover and sell zero-day vulnerabilities committing treason?
-
Spear-phishing: A problem on the rise
Cyberattackers are zeroing in on high-value targets to gain access to organizations.
