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US Air Force links cyber, intel with new contract office
The 16th Air Force has realigned the mission for one of its contracting offices to better integrate cyber and intelligence capabilities.
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Why create more cyber units when talent might be lacking, wonders senator
One senator is concerned that unless the Pentagon retains its top cyber talent, adding more needed cyber teams might not make a difference.
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New England guardsmen test their skills in Cyber Yankee 2020
Cyber Yankee, a regional National Guard cyber exercise, concluded its sixth year at the end of July.
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The US is a ‘cheap date’ in cyberspace. A commission has ideas to change that.
A top member of the Cyber Solarium Commission outlined a two-pronged approach for better cyber deterrence.
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Pentagon needs access to defense companies’ networks to hunt cyberthreats, says commission
A top member of the Cyberspace Solarium Commission wants the DoD to conduct threat hunting on defense companies’ networks.
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US Army cyber chief outlines ten-year plan for information warfare
Lt. Gen. Stephen Fogarty sketched a road map for how his command can transition to information warfare.
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COVID-19 is changing the Air Force’s cyber training
The Air Force has postponed much of its internal network cyber training at the expense of cyber mission force personnel to avoid readiness issues.
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How the Defense Department is reorganizing for information warfare
America’s adversaries have targeted the military’s weaknesses via information warfare in recent years and as a result the Department of Defense has made a series of moves to reorganize and better defend against such threats.
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Where do Space Force and Space Command fit into the Pentagon’s cyber plans?
Space Force is looking to transition Air Force cyber operators to its ranks within the next year, however, those forces will not be part of the joint U.S. Cyber Command cyber mission force quite yet.
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Memes, the pandemic and the new tactics of information warfare
The COVID-19 pandemic is evidence that Russia and China have accelerated adoption of their age-old influence and disinformation tactics to the modern era, national security experts and military leaders said.
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US Air Force links cyber, intel with new contract office
The 16th Air Force has realigned the mission for one of its contracting offices to better integrate cyber and intelligence capabilities.
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Why create more cyber units when talent might be lacking, wonders senator
One senator is concerned that unless the Pentagon retains its top cyber talent, adding more needed cyber teams might not make a difference.
-
New England guardsmen test their skills in Cyber Yankee 2020
Cyber Yankee, a regional National Guard cyber exercise, concluded its sixth year at the end of July.
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The US is a ‘cheap date’ in cyberspace. A commission has ideas to change that.
A top member of the Cyber Solarium Commission outlined a two-pronged approach for better cyber deterrence.
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Pentagon needs access to defense companies’ networks to hunt cyberthreats, says commission
A top member of the Cyberspace Solarium Commission wants the DoD to conduct threat hunting on defense companies’ networks.
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US Army cyber chief outlines ten-year plan for information warfare
Lt. Gen. Stephen Fogarty sketched a road map for how his command can transition to information warfare.
-
COVID-19 is changing the Air Force’s cyber training
The Air Force has postponed much of its internal network cyber training at the expense of cyber mission force personnel to avoid readiness issues.
-
How the Defense Department is reorganizing for information warfare
America’s adversaries have targeted the military’s weaknesses via information warfare in recent years and as a result the Department of Defense has made a series of moves to reorganize and better defend against such threats.
-
Where do Space Force and Space Command fit into the Pentagon’s cyber plans?
Space Force is looking to transition Air Force cyber operators to its ranks within the next year, however, those forces will not be part of the joint U.S. Cyber Command cyber mission force quite yet.
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Memes, the pandemic and the new tactics of information warfare
The COVID-19 pandemic is evidence that Russia and China have accelerated adoption of their age-old influence and disinformation tactics to the modern era, national security experts and military leaders said.
-
US Air Force links cyber, intel with new contract office
The 16th Air Force has realigned the mission for one of its contracting offices to better integrate cyber and intelligence capabilities.
-
Why create more cyber units when talent might be lacking, wonders senator
One senator is concerned that unless the Pentagon retains its top cyber talent, adding more needed cyber teams might not make a difference.
-
New England guardsmen test their skills in Cyber Yankee 2020
Cyber Yankee, a regional National Guard cyber exercise, concluded its sixth year at the end of July.
-
The US is a ‘cheap date’ in cyberspace. A commission has ideas to change that.
A top member of the Cyber Solarium Commission outlined a two-pronged approach for better cyber deterrence.
-
Pentagon needs access to defense companies’ networks to hunt cyberthreats, says commission
A top member of the Cyberspace Solarium Commission wants the DoD to conduct threat hunting on defense companies’ networks.
-
US Army cyber chief outlines ten-year plan for information warfare
Lt. Gen. Stephen Fogarty sketched a road map for how his command can transition to information warfare.
-
COVID-19 is changing the Air Force’s cyber training
The Air Force has postponed much of its internal network cyber training at the expense of cyber mission force personnel to avoid readiness issues.
-
How the Defense Department is reorganizing for information warfare
America’s adversaries have targeted the military’s weaknesses via information warfare in recent years and as a result the Department of Defense has made a series of moves to reorganize and better defend against such threats.
-
Where do Space Force and Space Command fit into the Pentagon’s cyber plans?
Space Force is looking to transition Air Force cyber operators to its ranks within the next year, however, those forces will not be part of the joint U.S. Cyber Command cyber mission force quite yet.
-
Memes, the pandemic and the new tactics of information warfare
The COVID-19 pandemic is evidence that Russia and China have accelerated adoption of their age-old influence and disinformation tactics to the modern era, national security experts and military leaders said.
