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Air Force looking for help to (cyber)secure bases
A new proposal released by the Air Force is asking for industry help in monitoring power and control networks from cyberthreats.
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There’s a new role for this Air Force cybersecurity outfit
Initially created to look at legacy weapon systems, the Air Force CROWS office will be taking aim at ensuring cybersecurity concerns are taken into account from the start of new programs.
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One way the Pentagon wants to improve electronic warfare
To help commanders better understand their proverbial terrain in the electromagnetic spectrum, some combatant commands have created cells with planners who specialize in electromagnetic spectrum operations.
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The Air Force invites the cyber industry to speed date
The Air Force wants to hear from small companies about what cyber solutions they might be able to bring to protect data.
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Lawmakers skeptical of Army’s plan for tactical servers
A final bill from both houses of Congress only cuts $10 million to Army server technologies after an earlier draft cut nearly $46 million.
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Why the US should increase cyber pressure against North Korea
To get North Korea back to the denuclearization table, a new report argues, the United States should employ a more robust information operations and cyber campaign.
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How hackers breached an Air Force system
A top official wasn’t surprised that ethical hackers, invited to crack actual operational systems, managed to get in. But he was surprised how.
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How Congress wants to help sync military cyber
New positions detailed in the annual National Defense Authorization Act will exist both with the Pentagon staff and at the services.
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Congress wants more answers on cyber operations and tools
The National Defense Authorization Act has many provisions demanding new reports and oversight mechanisms over DoD cyber operations and readiness of the cyber force.
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Congress wants to up DoD’s game in the information environment
Congress is creating a new information operations position within the Pentagon.
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Air Force looking for help to (cyber)secure bases
A new proposal released by the Air Force is asking for industry help in monitoring power and control networks from cyberthreats.
-
There’s a new role for this Air Force cybersecurity outfit
Initially created to look at legacy weapon systems, the Air Force CROWS office will be taking aim at ensuring cybersecurity concerns are taken into account from the start of new programs.
-
One way the Pentagon wants to improve electronic warfare
To help commanders better understand their proverbial terrain in the electromagnetic spectrum, some combatant commands have created cells with planners who specialize in electromagnetic spectrum operations.
-
The Air Force invites the cyber industry to speed date
The Air Force wants to hear from small companies about what cyber solutions they might be able to bring to protect data.
-
Lawmakers skeptical of Army’s plan for tactical servers
A final bill from both houses of Congress only cuts $10 million to Army server technologies after an earlier draft cut nearly $46 million.
-
Why the US should increase cyber pressure against North Korea
To get North Korea back to the denuclearization table, a new report argues, the United States should employ a more robust information operations and cyber campaign.
-
How hackers breached an Air Force system
A top official wasn’t surprised that ethical hackers, invited to crack actual operational systems, managed to get in. But he was surprised how.
-
How Congress wants to help sync military cyber
New positions detailed in the annual National Defense Authorization Act will exist both with the Pentagon staff and at the services.
-
Congress wants more answers on cyber operations and tools
The National Defense Authorization Act has many provisions demanding new reports and oversight mechanisms over DoD cyber operations and readiness of the cyber force.
-
Congress wants to up DoD’s game in the information environment
Congress is creating a new information operations position within the Pentagon.
-
Air Force looking for help to (cyber)secure bases
A new proposal released by the Air Force is asking for industry help in monitoring power and control networks from cyberthreats.
-
There’s a new role for this Air Force cybersecurity outfit
Initially created to look at legacy weapon systems, the Air Force CROWS office will be taking aim at ensuring cybersecurity concerns are taken into account from the start of new programs.
-
One way the Pentagon wants to improve electronic warfare
To help commanders better understand their proverbial terrain in the electromagnetic spectrum, some combatant commands have created cells with planners who specialize in electromagnetic spectrum operations.
-
The Air Force invites the cyber industry to speed date
The Air Force wants to hear from small companies about what cyber solutions they might be able to bring to protect data.
-
Lawmakers skeptical of Army’s plan for tactical servers
A final bill from both houses of Congress only cuts $10 million to Army server technologies after an earlier draft cut nearly $46 million.
-
Why the US should increase cyber pressure against North Korea
To get North Korea back to the denuclearization table, a new report argues, the United States should employ a more robust information operations and cyber campaign.
-
How hackers breached an Air Force system
A top official wasn’t surprised that ethical hackers, invited to crack actual operational systems, managed to get in. But he was surprised how.
-
How Congress wants to help sync military cyber
New positions detailed in the annual National Defense Authorization Act will exist both with the Pentagon staff and at the services.
-
Congress wants more answers on cyber operations and tools
The National Defense Authorization Act has many provisions demanding new reports and oversight mechanisms over DoD cyber operations and readiness of the cyber force.
-
Congress wants to up DoD’s game in the information environment
Congress is creating a new information operations position within the Pentagon.
