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New report documents terrorists’ use of drones
A report published by the Combating Terrorism Center at West Point describes the ways terrorists are using unmanned aerial systems.
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DNI Clapper discusses difficulty of monitoring online threats, hackers
Threat actors today use the internet for various purposes and take advantage of the anonymity it provides, said Director of National Intelligence James Clapper.
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Loyal Wingman program seeks to realize benefits of advancements in autonomy
AFRL’s Loyal Wingman program is looking at how to enhance the man-machine team in the air with algorithms to enable unmanned systems to accompany manned counterparts.
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NSA: No zero days used in last two years
Curtis Dukes, deputy national manager for National Security Systems at NSA, said there have been no zero-day exploits used against U.S. systems in the last 24 months; intruders used existing vulnerabilities.
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DoD issues special notice for Persistent Cyber Training Environment
In an October 17 notice, the Army, which is spearheading the DoD-wide effort to develop a persistent training environment for cyber forces, released a notice to help inform mark research going forward.
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What’s up with the Army’s Guard and Reserve cyber forces
As the Army continues to build out its cyber forces and bolster cyber capabilities, the Guard and Reserve component will also play a large role.
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Assurance, not threat of force is key to space deterrence
U.S. space deterrence policy seeks to deny adversarial benefit rather than threat of force.
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Marines adopt acquisition approach to work at cyber speed
To adjust to the fast pace of cyberspace, the Marine Corps adopted a faster approach for acquisition of cyberspace capabilities.
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What US Officials Say About Potential NSA-CYBERCOM Split?
In this four-part series, C4ISRNET explores the underlying issues surrounding the potential split of the NSA and Cyber Command. In Part IV: How are officials in the DoD and Congress reacting?
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Developing tools for battlefield success
CERDEC is coming up with new ways to bolster cyber, comms and tactical networks.
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New report documents terrorists’ use of drones
A report published by the Combating Terrorism Center at West Point describes the ways terrorists are using unmanned aerial systems.
-
DNI Clapper discusses difficulty of monitoring online threats, hackers
Threat actors today use the internet for various purposes and take advantage of the anonymity it provides, said Director of National Intelligence James Clapper.
-
Loyal Wingman program seeks to realize benefits of advancements in autonomy
AFRL’s Loyal Wingman program is looking at how to enhance the man-machine team in the air with algorithms to enable unmanned systems to accompany manned counterparts.
-
NSA: No zero days used in last two years
Curtis Dukes, deputy national manager for National Security Systems at NSA, said there have been no zero-day exploits used against U.S. systems in the last 24 months; intruders used existing vulnerabilities.
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DoD issues special notice for Persistent Cyber Training Environment
In an October 17 notice, the Army, which is spearheading the DoD-wide effort to develop a persistent training environment for cyber forces, released a notice to help inform mark research going forward.
-
What’s up with the Army’s Guard and Reserve cyber forces
As the Army continues to build out its cyber forces and bolster cyber capabilities, the Guard and Reserve component will also play a large role.
-
Assurance, not threat of force is key to space deterrence
U.S. space deterrence policy seeks to deny adversarial benefit rather than threat of force.
-
Marines adopt acquisition approach to work at cyber speed
To adjust to the fast pace of cyberspace, the Marine Corps adopted a faster approach for acquisition of cyberspace capabilities.
-
What US Officials Say About Potential NSA-CYBERCOM Split?
In this four-part series, C4ISRNET explores the underlying issues surrounding the potential split of the NSA and Cyber Command. In Part IV: How are officials in the DoD and Congress reacting?
-
Developing tools for battlefield success
CERDEC is coming up with new ways to bolster cyber, comms and tactical networks.
-
New report documents terrorists’ use of drones
A report published by the Combating Terrorism Center at West Point describes the ways terrorists are using unmanned aerial systems.
-
DNI Clapper discusses difficulty of monitoring online threats, hackers
Threat actors today use the internet for various purposes and take advantage of the anonymity it provides, said Director of National Intelligence James Clapper.
-
Loyal Wingman program seeks to realize benefits of advancements in autonomy
AFRL’s Loyal Wingman program is looking at how to enhance the man-machine team in the air with algorithms to enable unmanned systems to accompany manned counterparts.
-
NSA: No zero days used in last two years
Curtis Dukes, deputy national manager for National Security Systems at NSA, said there have been no zero-day exploits used against U.S. systems in the last 24 months; intruders used existing vulnerabilities.
-
DoD issues special notice for Persistent Cyber Training Environment
In an October 17 notice, the Army, which is spearheading the DoD-wide effort to develop a persistent training environment for cyber forces, released a notice to help inform mark research going forward.
-
What’s up with the Army’s Guard and Reserve cyber forces
As the Army continues to build out its cyber forces and bolster cyber capabilities, the Guard and Reserve component will also play a large role.
-
Assurance, not threat of force is key to space deterrence
U.S. space deterrence policy seeks to deny adversarial benefit rather than threat of force.
-
Marines adopt acquisition approach to work at cyber speed
To adjust to the fast pace of cyberspace, the Marine Corps adopted a faster approach for acquisition of cyberspace capabilities.
-
What US Officials Say About Potential NSA-CYBERCOM Split?
In this four-part series, C4ISRNET explores the underlying issues surrounding the potential split of the NSA and Cyber Command. In Part IV: How are officials in the DoD and Congress reacting?
-
Developing tools for battlefield success
CERDEC is coming up with new ways to bolster cyber, comms and tactical networks.
