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DoDIIS16 Takeaway: Spy gadgets aren’t about exploding cigarettes anymore
Modern spy gadgets are less about exploding cigarettes and rocket belts and more about processing lots of data in small amounts of time.
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What does CTIIC actually do?
The Cyber Threat Intelligence Integration Center is the newest analyst center at Homeland Security, but even its director admitted few understand what they do there.
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CIA official: Stop treating IT as a service
Sean Roche, associate deputy director for digital innovation at the CIA, says IT needs to be part of the mission, not just another administrative department.
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What DoD, IC can teach OPM on hiring cyber pros
Post-OPM breach, the government’s human resources department is learning a lot about hiring and retaining top cyber talent by watching the defense and intelligence communities.
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DIA cyber officer profiles global threat actors
Ronald Carback, defense intelligence officer for cyber, offered some of the threat report breakdown he shares with DoD leadership at this year’s DoDIIS conference.
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How industry can help DoD with new intel policy
Senior Intelligence Oversight Official Michael Mahar told the audience at DoDIIS 2016 exactly how the private sector can help DoD meet the technical challenge involved with the department’s revised information policy.
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4 major changes coming to DoD intel policy
The Defense Department senior intelligence oversight official is preparing to release draft changes to the information collection and retention policy developed in the 1980s.
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Cyber teams’ first live campaign: fighting ISIS
CYBERCOM Deputy Commander Kevin McLaughlin said the command is a “young force” but is quickly learning the ways of cyberwar.
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GAO: Nation-state hackers biggest threat to federal networks
Federal networks are under constant cyberattack from adversaries that range from young hacktivists looking to make a point to organized criminal groups interested in financial gain and terrorist activities.
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Hack the Pentagon sparks era of government bug bounties
With the success of the Department of Defense Hack the Pentagon, defense officials are looking to expand the bug bounty program to more sensitive DoD networks and urged other federal agencies to do the same.
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DoDIIS16 Takeaway: Spy gadgets aren’t about exploding cigarettes anymore
Modern spy gadgets are less about exploding cigarettes and rocket belts and more about processing lots of data in small amounts of time.
-
What does CTIIC actually do?
The Cyber Threat Intelligence Integration Center is the newest analyst center at Homeland Security, but even its director admitted few understand what they do there.
-
CIA official: Stop treating IT as a service
Sean Roche, associate deputy director for digital innovation at the CIA, says IT needs to be part of the mission, not just another administrative department.
-
What DoD, IC can teach OPM on hiring cyber pros
Post-OPM breach, the government’s human resources department is learning a lot about hiring and retaining top cyber talent by watching the defense and intelligence communities.
-
DIA cyber officer profiles global threat actors
Ronald Carback, defense intelligence officer for cyber, offered some of the threat report breakdown he shares with DoD leadership at this year’s DoDIIS conference.
-
How industry can help DoD with new intel policy
Senior Intelligence Oversight Official Michael Mahar told the audience at DoDIIS 2016 exactly how the private sector can help DoD meet the technical challenge involved with the department’s revised information policy.
-
4 major changes coming to DoD intel policy
The Defense Department senior intelligence oversight official is preparing to release draft changes to the information collection and retention policy developed in the 1980s.
-
Cyber teams’ first live campaign: fighting ISIS
CYBERCOM Deputy Commander Kevin McLaughlin said the command is a “young force” but is quickly learning the ways of cyberwar.
-
GAO: Nation-state hackers biggest threat to federal networks
Federal networks are under constant cyberattack from adversaries that range from young hacktivists looking to make a point to organized criminal groups interested in financial gain and terrorist activities.
-
Hack the Pentagon sparks era of government bug bounties
With the success of the Department of Defense Hack the Pentagon, defense officials are looking to expand the bug bounty program to more sensitive DoD networks and urged other federal agencies to do the same.
-
DoDIIS16 Takeaway: Spy gadgets aren’t about exploding cigarettes anymore
Modern spy gadgets are less about exploding cigarettes and rocket belts and more about processing lots of data in small amounts of time.
-
What does CTIIC actually do?
The Cyber Threat Intelligence Integration Center is the newest analyst center at Homeland Security, but even its director admitted few understand what they do there.
-
CIA official: Stop treating IT as a service
Sean Roche, associate deputy director for digital innovation at the CIA, says IT needs to be part of the mission, not just another administrative department.
-
What DoD, IC can teach OPM on hiring cyber pros
Post-OPM breach, the government’s human resources department is learning a lot about hiring and retaining top cyber talent by watching the defense and intelligence communities.
-
DIA cyber officer profiles global threat actors
Ronald Carback, defense intelligence officer for cyber, offered some of the threat report breakdown he shares with DoD leadership at this year’s DoDIIS conference.
-
How industry can help DoD with new intel policy
Senior Intelligence Oversight Official Michael Mahar told the audience at DoDIIS 2016 exactly how the private sector can help DoD meet the technical challenge involved with the department’s revised information policy.
-
4 major changes coming to DoD intel policy
The Defense Department senior intelligence oversight official is preparing to release draft changes to the information collection and retention policy developed in the 1980s.
-
Cyber teams’ first live campaign: fighting ISIS
CYBERCOM Deputy Commander Kevin McLaughlin said the command is a “young force” but is quickly learning the ways of cyberwar.
-
GAO: Nation-state hackers biggest threat to federal networks
Federal networks are under constant cyberattack from adversaries that range from young hacktivists looking to make a point to organized criminal groups interested in financial gain and terrorist activities.
-
Hack the Pentagon sparks era of government bug bounties
With the success of the Department of Defense Hack the Pentagon, defense officials are looking to expand the bug bounty program to more sensitive DoD networks and urged other federal agencies to do the same.
