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US government backing away from Russia-based Kaspersky Labs
The fate of Kaspersky Labs within the U.S. government appears to be in a death spiral as fresh reports seem to link the Russian cybersecurity company directly to Russian government intelligence and security agencies, a long founded claim disavowed by the companys chief.
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Army rapid prototyping office wants EW, PNT solutions
Among a series of questions these EW solutions should be able to answer, the Army is interested if a potential solution can use machine learning and artificial intelligence to assist in understanding local electromagnetic spectrum usage and the performance of command and control of available EW assets.
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NATO looks to modernize IT
The alliance has mainly taken concrete steps toward cyber defensive efforts, as NATO’s offensive capabilities are still nascent, despite calls for robust cyberattack solutions.
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NATO looks to modernize IT
Since NATOs declaration last summer deeming cyber a domain of warfare, the alliance has looked at several ways to bolster its cyber defenses.
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Air Force ‘chronically undermanned’ in cyber
The Air Force was recently criticized by top congressional leaders for appearing to not retain cyber warriors within the cyber mission force.
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Air Force ‘chronically undermanned’ in cyber
The Air Force was recently criticized by top congressional leaders for appearing to not retain cyber warriors within the cyber mission force.
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Cyber Flag exclusive: What Cyber Command learns from the annual exercise
U.S. Cyber Command is applying lessons learned from operations and training exercises to refine the deployment of cyber teams and effects.
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NDAA would split DoD CIO into management, cyber roles
The U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee wants a strong defensive strategy against cyber warfare.
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Cyber Flag exclusive: What Cyber Command learns from the annual exercise
U.S. Cyber Command is applying lessons learned from operations and training exercises to refine the deployment of cyber teams and effects.
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Cyber Flag exclusive: What goes into validating a cyber team?
C4ISRNET was provided exclusive access to U.S. Cyber Command’s premier annual training exercise, Cyber Flag, in which 12 teams were used as the capstone toward reaching full operational capability.
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US government backing away from Russia-based Kaspersky Labs
The fate of Kaspersky Labs within the U.S. government appears to be in a death spiral as fresh reports seem to link the Russian cybersecurity company directly to Russian government intelligence and security agencies, a long founded claim disavowed by the companys chief.
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Army rapid prototyping office wants EW, PNT solutions
Among a series of questions these EW solutions should be able to answer, the Army is interested if a potential solution can use machine learning and artificial intelligence to assist in understanding local electromagnetic spectrum usage and the performance of command and control of available EW assets.
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NATO looks to modernize IT
The alliance has mainly taken concrete steps toward cyber defensive efforts, as NATO’s offensive capabilities are still nascent, despite calls for robust cyberattack solutions.
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NATO looks to modernize IT
Since NATOs declaration last summer deeming cyber a domain of warfare, the alliance has looked at several ways to bolster its cyber defenses.
-
Air Force ‘chronically undermanned’ in cyber
The Air Force was recently criticized by top congressional leaders for appearing to not retain cyber warriors within the cyber mission force.
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Air Force ‘chronically undermanned’ in cyber
The Air Force was recently criticized by top congressional leaders for appearing to not retain cyber warriors within the cyber mission force.
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Cyber Flag exclusive: What Cyber Command learns from the annual exercise
U.S. Cyber Command is applying lessons learned from operations and training exercises to refine the deployment of cyber teams and effects.
-
NDAA would split DoD CIO into management, cyber roles
The U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee wants a strong defensive strategy against cyber warfare.
-
Cyber Flag exclusive: What Cyber Command learns from the annual exercise
U.S. Cyber Command is applying lessons learned from operations and training exercises to refine the deployment of cyber teams and effects.
-
Cyber Flag exclusive: What goes into validating a cyber team?
C4ISRNET was provided exclusive access to U.S. Cyber Command’s premier annual training exercise, Cyber Flag, in which 12 teams were used as the capstone toward reaching full operational capability.
-
US government backing away from Russia-based Kaspersky Labs
The fate of Kaspersky Labs within the U.S. government appears to be in a death spiral as fresh reports seem to link the Russian cybersecurity company directly to Russian government intelligence and security agencies, a long founded claim disavowed by the companys chief.
-
Army rapid prototyping office wants EW, PNT solutions
Among a series of questions these EW solutions should be able to answer, the Army is interested if a potential solution can use machine learning and artificial intelligence to assist in understanding local electromagnetic spectrum usage and the performance of command and control of available EW assets.
-
NATO looks to modernize IT
The alliance has mainly taken concrete steps toward cyber defensive efforts, as NATO’s offensive capabilities are still nascent, despite calls for robust cyberattack solutions.
-
NATO looks to modernize IT
Since NATOs declaration last summer deeming cyber a domain of warfare, the alliance has looked at several ways to bolster its cyber defenses.
-
Air Force ‘chronically undermanned’ in cyber
The Air Force was recently criticized by top congressional leaders for appearing to not retain cyber warriors within the cyber mission force.
-
Air Force ‘chronically undermanned’ in cyber
The Air Force was recently criticized by top congressional leaders for appearing to not retain cyber warriors within the cyber mission force.
-
Cyber Flag exclusive: What Cyber Command learns from the annual exercise
U.S. Cyber Command is applying lessons learned from operations and training exercises to refine the deployment of cyber teams and effects.
-
NDAA would split DoD CIO into management, cyber roles
The U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee wants a strong defensive strategy against cyber warfare.
-
Cyber Flag exclusive: What Cyber Command learns from the annual exercise
U.S. Cyber Command is applying lessons learned from operations and training exercises to refine the deployment of cyber teams and effects.
-
Cyber Flag exclusive: What goes into validating a cyber team?
C4ISRNET was provided exclusive access to U.S. Cyber Command’s premier annual training exercise, Cyber Flag, in which 12 teams were used as the capstone toward reaching full operational capability.
