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Intelligence Community CIO retires
Al Tarasiuk served as an electrical engineer and later CIO at the CIA before being asked to take the reins as the lead technologist for the entire Intelligence Community in 2011.
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DOJ guidance offers tips for cyber incident response
New Attorney General Loretta Lynch introduced the guidance as part of her focus on combating cyber crime.
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DHS RFP will ask for cybersecurity research support
Solicitation for Cybersecurity Research and Technical Execution Support expected in next two weeks.
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$39M CDM contract awarded for six major agencies
Six major agencies will get continuous monitoring services under the DHS-led program.
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The user knows nothing: Rethinking cybersecurity
True cybersecurity requires a new way of thinking — an Inverse Shannon’s Maxim.
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First Triton radar flight test set for April 8
The Navy will be testing a new package of sensors for its “persistent arm” of unmanned surveillance.
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Obama signs order authorizing sanctions against cyber criminals
New executive order enables sanctions against individuals, not just just nations and organizations.
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Zabel: CIOs need mission role to meet cyber challenge
As IT management and the cyber mission align, military CIOs should be doing the same.
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DISA looks to FedRAMP high as base for high-plus
The FedRAMP high baseline will not cover classified or unclassified controlled information.
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Paper: Mapping dark web an issue of national security
Former Homeland Security secretary co-authored a paper on the need to dive into the deep and dark web.
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Intelligence Community CIO retires
Al Tarasiuk served as an electrical engineer and later CIO at the CIA before being asked to take the reins as the lead technologist for the entire Intelligence Community in 2011.
-
DOJ guidance offers tips for cyber incident response
New Attorney General Loretta Lynch introduced the guidance as part of her focus on combating cyber crime.
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DHS RFP will ask for cybersecurity research support
Solicitation for Cybersecurity Research and Technical Execution Support expected in next two weeks.
-
$39M CDM contract awarded for six major agencies
Six major agencies will get continuous monitoring services under the DHS-led program.
-
The user knows nothing: Rethinking cybersecurity
True cybersecurity requires a new way of thinking — an Inverse Shannon’s Maxim.
-
First Triton radar flight test set for April 8
The Navy will be testing a new package of sensors for its “persistent arm” of unmanned surveillance.
-
Obama signs order authorizing sanctions against cyber criminals
New executive order enables sanctions against individuals, not just just nations and organizations.
-
Zabel: CIOs need mission role to meet cyber challenge
As IT management and the cyber mission align, military CIOs should be doing the same.
-
DISA looks to FedRAMP high as base for high-plus
The FedRAMP high baseline will not cover classified or unclassified controlled information.
-
Paper: Mapping dark web an issue of national security
Former Homeland Security secretary co-authored a paper on the need to dive into the deep and dark web.
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Intelligence Community CIO retires
Al Tarasiuk served as an electrical engineer and later CIO at the CIA before being asked to take the reins as the lead technologist for the entire Intelligence Community in 2011.
-
DOJ guidance offers tips for cyber incident response
New Attorney General Loretta Lynch introduced the guidance as part of her focus on combating cyber crime.
-
DHS RFP will ask for cybersecurity research support
Solicitation for Cybersecurity Research and Technical Execution Support expected in next two weeks.
-
$39M CDM contract awarded for six major agencies
Six major agencies will get continuous monitoring services under the DHS-led program.
-
The user knows nothing: Rethinking cybersecurity
True cybersecurity requires a new way of thinking — an Inverse Shannon’s Maxim.
-
First Triton radar flight test set for April 8
The Navy will be testing a new package of sensors for its “persistent arm” of unmanned surveillance.
-
Obama signs order authorizing sanctions against cyber criminals
New executive order enables sanctions against individuals, not just just nations and organizations.
-
Zabel: CIOs need mission role to meet cyber challenge
As IT management and the cyber mission align, military CIOs should be doing the same.
-
DISA looks to FedRAMP high as base for high-plus
The FedRAMP high baseline will not cover classified or unclassified controlled information.
-
Paper: Mapping dark web an issue of national security
Former Homeland Security secretary co-authored a paper on the need to dive into the deep and dark web.
