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Does best intel come from public or private sector?
When it comes to threat intelligence, some believe the best intelligence comes from the private sector, which has been targeted by many nation-states seeking to gain a competitive economic edge.
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DoD is ‘rebranding’ endpoint security
DISA is rolling a number of capabilities into a single suite for an evolved and more holistic approach toward network defense.
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Cyber red lines: ambiguous by necessity?
Some current and former U.S. officials say the government needs clear rules for cyber engagement, but others disagree.
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Clapper: Technology helps, harms national security
Technological advancements can lead to positive change but also create vulnerabilities, he said.
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AFRL looking to study new sensors
The lab seeks proposals for the study of emerging exploitation developments in sensors.
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DISA Global unveils new cyber facility
DISA Global Operations Command unveiled a new state of the art cyber facility at Scott Air Force Base in Illinois.
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DoD expects better security with weapons vulnerabilities assessment
DoD wants to make it harder for adversaries to penetrate the designs of future systems, and easier to mitigate damage if a penetration does succeed.
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Army gets into the rapid development and prototyping game
The Army’s secretary provided details on the new Rapid Capabilities Office designed to provide quick solutions to offset threats in the field
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JIDA looking to reduce burden on big data analysts
The director of the Joint Improvised-Threat Defeat Agency said he is looking for tools to more rapidly exploit relevant data from big data sets.
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Halvorsen: Cybersecurity must be a risk assessment in context of mission
DoD CIO Terry Halvorsen said Aug. 1 that cybersecurity must be viewed from a risk assessment standpoint
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Does best intel come from public or private sector?
When it comes to threat intelligence, some believe the best intelligence comes from the private sector, which has been targeted by many nation-states seeking to gain a competitive economic edge.
-
DoD is ‘rebranding’ endpoint security
DISA is rolling a number of capabilities into a single suite for an evolved and more holistic approach toward network defense.
-
Cyber red lines: ambiguous by necessity?
Some current and former U.S. officials say the government needs clear rules for cyber engagement, but others disagree.
-
Clapper: Technology helps, harms national security
Technological advancements can lead to positive change but also create vulnerabilities, he said.
-
AFRL looking to study new sensors
The lab seeks proposals for the study of emerging exploitation developments in sensors.
-
DISA Global unveils new cyber facility
DISA Global Operations Command unveiled a new state of the art cyber facility at Scott Air Force Base in Illinois.
-
DoD expects better security with weapons vulnerabilities assessment
DoD wants to make it harder for adversaries to penetrate the designs of future systems, and easier to mitigate damage if a penetration does succeed.
-
Army gets into the rapid development and prototyping game
The Army’s secretary provided details on the new Rapid Capabilities Office designed to provide quick solutions to offset threats in the field
-
JIDA looking to reduce burden on big data analysts
The director of the Joint Improvised-Threat Defeat Agency said he is looking for tools to more rapidly exploit relevant data from big data sets.
-
Halvorsen: Cybersecurity must be a risk assessment in context of mission
DoD CIO Terry Halvorsen said Aug. 1 that cybersecurity must be viewed from a risk assessment standpoint
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Does best intel come from public or private sector?
When it comes to threat intelligence, some believe the best intelligence comes from the private sector, which has been targeted by many nation-states seeking to gain a competitive economic edge.
-
DoD is ‘rebranding’ endpoint security
DISA is rolling a number of capabilities into a single suite for an evolved and more holistic approach toward network defense.
-
Cyber red lines: ambiguous by necessity?
Some current and former U.S. officials say the government needs clear rules for cyber engagement, but others disagree.
-
Clapper: Technology helps, harms national security
Technological advancements can lead to positive change but also create vulnerabilities, he said.
-
AFRL looking to study new sensors
The lab seeks proposals for the study of emerging exploitation developments in sensors.
-
DISA Global unveils new cyber facility
DISA Global Operations Command unveiled a new state of the art cyber facility at Scott Air Force Base in Illinois.
-
DoD expects better security with weapons vulnerabilities assessment
DoD wants to make it harder for adversaries to penetrate the designs of future systems, and easier to mitigate damage if a penetration does succeed.
-
Army gets into the rapid development and prototyping game
The Army’s secretary provided details on the new Rapid Capabilities Office designed to provide quick solutions to offset threats in the field
-
JIDA looking to reduce burden on big data analysts
The director of the Joint Improvised-Threat Defeat Agency said he is looking for tools to more rapidly exploit relevant data from big data sets.
-
Halvorsen: Cybersecurity must be a risk assessment in context of mission
DoD CIO Terry Halvorsen said Aug. 1 that cybersecurity must be viewed from a risk assessment standpoint
