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The Army’s new multi-domain units are understaffed
The Army accelerated the fielding of new units but did not conduct sufficient risk assessments, Congress’ watchdog agency found in a new report.
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This is Lockheed’s new cyber resiliency scale for weapon systems
The goal is a framework to audit the cybersecurity of defense systems old and new.
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The Air Force is all in on software
The service is coming to grips with new norms and the need to be comfortable with being uncomfortable when it comes to digital development.
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Pentagon plans to ask for more money for 5G
Pentagon leaders expect to set aside new money for 5G technology in the fiscal 2021 budget.
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The Navy is gauging its cyber risks
A contract has been awarded to perform assessments for Naval Air Systems Command in California.
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Can a wearable token improve Army network security?
A small identity device could serve as a viable battlefield replacement for Common Access Cards.
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Data could soon empower Marines at the edge like never before
Marines in the fight might soon have access to the same information at the command post.
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When should the Army’s cyber school teach information warfare?
As Army Cyber Command shifts toward teaching information warfare, the cyber school is figuring out how to make the transition.
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How the Army’s cyber school is changing
The service is trying to instill a new culture in its students, one that better fits cyber operations, and is leaning on new approaches to help students adjust to this fast-moving domain.
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The Army’s new multi-domain units are understaffed
The Army accelerated the fielding of new units but did not conduct sufficient risk assessments, Congress’ watchdog agency found in a new report.
-
This is Lockheed’s new cyber resiliency scale for weapon systems
The goal is a framework to audit the cybersecurity of defense systems old and new.
-
The Air Force is all in on software
The service is coming to grips with new norms and the need to be comfortable with being uncomfortable when it comes to digital development.
-
Pentagon plans to ask for more money for 5G
Pentagon leaders expect to set aside new money for 5G technology in the fiscal 2021 budget.
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Air Force cyber commander departing
Maj. Gen. Robert Skinner is leaving AFCYBER.
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The Navy is gauging its cyber risks
A contract has been awarded to perform assessments for Naval Air Systems Command in California.
-
Can a wearable token improve Army network security?
A small identity device could serve as a viable battlefield replacement for Common Access Cards.
-
Data could soon empower Marines at the edge like never before
Marines in the fight might soon have access to the same information at the command post.
-
When should the Army’s cyber school teach information warfare?
As Army Cyber Command shifts toward teaching information warfare, the cyber school is figuring out how to make the transition.
-
How the Army’s cyber school is changing
The service is trying to instill a new culture in its students, one that better fits cyber operations, and is leaning on new approaches to help students adjust to this fast-moving domain.
-
The Army’s new multi-domain units are understaffed
The Army accelerated the fielding of new units but did not conduct sufficient risk assessments, Congress’ watchdog agency found in a new report.
-
This is Lockheed’s new cyber resiliency scale for weapon systems
The goal is a framework to audit the cybersecurity of defense systems old and new.
-
The Air Force is all in on software
The service is coming to grips with new norms and the need to be comfortable with being uncomfortable when it comes to digital development.
-
Pentagon plans to ask for more money for 5G
Pentagon leaders expect to set aside new money for 5G technology in the fiscal 2021 budget.
-
Air Force cyber commander departing
Maj. Gen. Robert Skinner is leaving AFCYBER.
-
The Navy is gauging its cyber risks
A contract has been awarded to perform assessments for Naval Air Systems Command in California.
-
Can a wearable token improve Army network security?
A small identity device could serve as a viable battlefield replacement for Common Access Cards.
-
Data could soon empower Marines at the edge like never before
Marines in the fight might soon have access to the same information at the command post.
-
When should the Army’s cyber school teach information warfare?
As Army Cyber Command shifts toward teaching information warfare, the cyber school is figuring out how to make the transition.
-
How the Army’s cyber school is changing
The service is trying to instill a new culture in its students, one that better fits cyber operations, and is leaning on new approaches to help students adjust to this fast-moving domain.
