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Why the US chose to ‘name and shame’ Russia over cyberattacks
Nearly a dozen countries, including the United States, attributed a 2019 cyberattack on the country of Georgia to Russia’s military, a move that experts said was the most high-profile example yet of an effort to establish acceptable behavior in cyberspace.
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A new cyber group to help Marines – and they don’t have purple hair
The newly established Marine Corps Cyber Auxiliary has been working on a series of projects since it was created in May, one being an automation task force.
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Air Force information warfare command to get new deputy commander
Sixteenth Air Force will get a new deputy commander. He comes from the Air Force’s new electronic warfare directorate within headquarters Air Force.
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Why more research is needed to craft good cyber policy
How cyber operations pertain to geopolitical interaction and act as a tool of statecraft is still largely not understood despite decades of cyber activity, experts said Feb. 12.
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How ‘hunt forward’ teams can help defend networks
The Department of Defense wants to spend $11.6 million in fiscal year 2021 to buy systems that would help cyber operators perform “hunt forward” missions, where teams deploy to other countries to stop malicious cyber activity.
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Army to invest $3B in new handheld radios
The Army wants to spend more than $3 billion to buy new Handheld Manpack Radios over the next four years, according to budget documents released Feb. 10.
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Which cyber programs asked for more money … and which didn’t?
One of the early winners in the Department of Defense’s cyber budget request for fiscal year 2021 is the Joint Cyber Command and Control (JCC2) program, which aims to provide commanders with enhanced situational awareness and assist in battle management as it relates to cyber.
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Multidomain operations are driving the Army to the cloud
The Army’s top IT official sees data and cloud computing as essential to enabling success in multidomain battle.
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Pentagon cyber budget is flat in new request
The administration requested $9.8 billion for cyber activities in next year’s budget for the Department of Defense.
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What DoD’s weapon tester said about Army electronic warfare
While the DoD’s weapons tester had a few criticisms regarding the Army’s electronic warfare enterprise, it assessed there were improvements as well.
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Why the US chose to ‘name and shame’ Russia over cyberattacks
Nearly a dozen countries, including the United States, attributed a 2019 cyberattack on the country of Georgia to Russia’s military, a move that experts said was the most high-profile example yet of an effort to establish acceptable behavior in cyberspace.
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A new cyber group to help Marines – and they don’t have purple hair
The newly established Marine Corps Cyber Auxiliary has been working on a series of projects since it was created in May, one being an automation task force.
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Air Force information warfare command to get new deputy commander
Sixteenth Air Force will get a new deputy commander. He comes from the Air Force’s new electronic warfare directorate within headquarters Air Force.
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Why more research is needed to craft good cyber policy
How cyber operations pertain to geopolitical interaction and act as a tool of statecraft is still largely not understood despite decades of cyber activity, experts said Feb. 12.
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How ‘hunt forward’ teams can help defend networks
The Department of Defense wants to spend $11.6 million in fiscal year 2021 to buy systems that would help cyber operators perform “hunt forward” missions, where teams deploy to other countries to stop malicious cyber activity.
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Army to invest $3B in new handheld radios
The Army wants to spend more than $3 billion to buy new Handheld Manpack Radios over the next four years, according to budget documents released Feb. 10.
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Which cyber programs asked for more money … and which didn’t?
One of the early winners in the Department of Defense’s cyber budget request for fiscal year 2021 is the Joint Cyber Command and Control (JCC2) program, which aims to provide commanders with enhanced situational awareness and assist in battle management as it relates to cyber.
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Multidomain operations are driving the Army to the cloud
The Army’s top IT official sees data and cloud computing as essential to enabling success in multidomain battle.
-
Pentagon cyber budget is flat in new request
The administration requested $9.8 billion for cyber activities in next year’s budget for the Department of Defense.
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What DoD’s weapon tester said about Army electronic warfare
While the DoD’s weapons tester had a few criticisms regarding the Army’s electronic warfare enterprise, it assessed there were improvements as well.
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Why the US chose to ‘name and shame’ Russia over cyberattacks
Nearly a dozen countries, including the United States, attributed a 2019 cyberattack on the country of Georgia to Russia’s military, a move that experts said was the most high-profile example yet of an effort to establish acceptable behavior in cyberspace.
-
A new cyber group to help Marines – and they don’t have purple hair
The newly established Marine Corps Cyber Auxiliary has been working on a series of projects since it was created in May, one being an automation task force.
-
Air Force information warfare command to get new deputy commander
Sixteenth Air Force will get a new deputy commander. He comes from the Air Force’s new electronic warfare directorate within headquarters Air Force.
-
Why more research is needed to craft good cyber policy
How cyber operations pertain to geopolitical interaction and act as a tool of statecraft is still largely not understood despite decades of cyber activity, experts said Feb. 12.
-
How ‘hunt forward’ teams can help defend networks
The Department of Defense wants to spend $11.6 million in fiscal year 2021 to buy systems that would help cyber operators perform “hunt forward” missions, where teams deploy to other countries to stop malicious cyber activity.
-
Army to invest $3B in new handheld radios
The Army wants to spend more than $3 billion to buy new Handheld Manpack Radios over the next four years, according to budget documents released Feb. 10.
-
Which cyber programs asked for more money … and which didn’t?
One of the early winners in the Department of Defense’s cyber budget request for fiscal year 2021 is the Joint Cyber Command and Control (JCC2) program, which aims to provide commanders with enhanced situational awareness and assist in battle management as it relates to cyber.
-
Multidomain operations are driving the Army to the cloud
The Army’s top IT official sees data and cloud computing as essential to enabling success in multidomain battle.
-
Pentagon cyber budget is flat in new request
The administration requested $9.8 billion for cyber activities in next year’s budget for the Department of Defense.
-
What DoD’s weapon tester said about Army electronic warfare
While the DoD’s weapons tester had a few criticisms regarding the Army’s electronic warfare enterprise, it assessed there were improvements as well.
