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The Army’s cyber school now teaches information operations
The Army’s Cyber School is working to develop curricula to incorporate information operations.
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Will cyberthreats from Iran overwhelm the US?
Ex-government officials and cyber experts offered advice for how companies and the government can better protect themselves from top cyberthreats.
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Army increases ‘GAIT’ to improve network connectivity
An Army tool is allowing tactical units to connect together at much faster rates across the world without the technical or bureaucratic hurdles that existed previously.
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Pentagon gets ‘big win’ on cyber forces
The Department of Defense has officially defined certain work roles and metrics for its cyber teams.
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How tensions with Iran could test a new cyber strategy
With the potential for Iran to hit back at the United States in cyberspace, DoD’s new approach of “defending forward” could be put to the test, a former top official believes.
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Here are the network technologies the Army wants for 2023
The Army is asking for contractor whitepapers to evaluate new technologies it desires for future tactical infrastructure.
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Is a single cybersecurity congressional committee possible?
There is consensus among Congress that lawmakers need to consolidate their jurisdiction of cyber issues. One solution would be to move all cyber oversight to a single committee.
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Congressional commission wants more cyberwarriors for the military
With rising threats, DoD might need to add more cyber teams to keep pace.
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Rethinking how the Army network can help with battlefield injuries
A new effort is automating the transmission of medical information of soldiers en route to the hospital. This program, known as Medical Hands-Free Unified Broadcast (MEDHUB), will allow doctors in the operating rooms to be better prepared for the patients coming in.
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What the Army wants in a multidomain system
The Army wants to know if industry can provide a series of sensors for the service’s largest unmanned platform as a way to help see past enemy defenses.
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The Army’s cyber school now teaches information operations
The Army’s Cyber School is working to develop curricula to incorporate information operations.
-
Will cyberthreats from Iran overwhelm the US?
Ex-government officials and cyber experts offered advice for how companies and the government can better protect themselves from top cyberthreats.
-
Army increases ‘GAIT’ to improve network connectivity
An Army tool is allowing tactical units to connect together at much faster rates across the world without the technical or bureaucratic hurdles that existed previously.
-
Pentagon gets ‘big win’ on cyber forces
The Department of Defense has officially defined certain work roles and metrics for its cyber teams.
-
How tensions with Iran could test a new cyber strategy
With the potential for Iran to hit back at the United States in cyberspace, DoD’s new approach of “defending forward” could be put to the test, a former top official believes.
-
Here are the network technologies the Army wants for 2023
The Army is asking for contractor whitepapers to evaluate new technologies it desires for future tactical infrastructure.
-
Is a single cybersecurity congressional committee possible?
There is consensus among Congress that lawmakers need to consolidate their jurisdiction of cyber issues. One solution would be to move all cyber oversight to a single committee.
-
Congressional commission wants more cyberwarriors for the military
With rising threats, DoD might need to add more cyber teams to keep pace.
-
Rethinking how the Army network can help with battlefield injuries
A new effort is automating the transmission of medical information of soldiers en route to the hospital. This program, known as Medical Hands-Free Unified Broadcast (MEDHUB), will allow doctors in the operating rooms to be better prepared for the patients coming in.
-
What the Army wants in a multidomain system
The Army wants to know if industry can provide a series of sensors for the service’s largest unmanned platform as a way to help see past enemy defenses.
-
The Army’s cyber school now teaches information operations
The Army’s Cyber School is working to develop curricula to incorporate information operations.
-
Will cyberthreats from Iran overwhelm the US?
Ex-government officials and cyber experts offered advice for how companies and the government can better protect themselves from top cyberthreats.
-
Army increases ‘GAIT’ to improve network connectivity
An Army tool is allowing tactical units to connect together at much faster rates across the world without the technical or bureaucratic hurdles that existed previously.
-
Pentagon gets ‘big win’ on cyber forces
The Department of Defense has officially defined certain work roles and metrics for its cyber teams.
-
How tensions with Iran could test a new cyber strategy
With the potential for Iran to hit back at the United States in cyberspace, DoD’s new approach of “defending forward” could be put to the test, a former top official believes.
-
Here are the network technologies the Army wants for 2023
The Army is asking for contractor whitepapers to evaluate new technologies it desires for future tactical infrastructure.
-
Is a single cybersecurity congressional committee possible?
There is consensus among Congress that lawmakers need to consolidate their jurisdiction of cyber issues. One solution would be to move all cyber oversight to a single committee.
-
Congressional commission wants more cyberwarriors for the military
With rising threats, DoD might need to add more cyber teams to keep pace.
-
Rethinking how the Army network can help with battlefield injuries
A new effort is automating the transmission of medical information of soldiers en route to the hospital. This program, known as Medical Hands-Free Unified Broadcast (MEDHUB), will allow doctors in the operating rooms to be better prepared for the patients coming in.
-
What the Army wants in a multidomain system
The Army wants to know if industry can provide a series of sensors for the service’s largest unmanned platform as a way to help see past enemy defenses.
