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The Army is putting two and two together to mature its network
Army Futures Command is spearheading the science and technology development of new tech to be inserted incrementally into the tactical network.
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Hackers are repeatedly targeting Navy contractors
Huntington Ingalls, the Navy’s largest shipbuilder, was the subject of the latest sophisticated hacking spree by organs of the Chinese government, according to a report from Reuters.
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Pentagon’s top IT official formally nominated for his own job
Dana Deasy will now have to go through a Senate confirmation process.
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What to make of US cyber activities in Iran
Experts told Fifth Domain that a cyberattack in Iran signals that U.S. leaders are becoming increasingly comfortable with cyberwarfare and, in some cases, now view cyber operations as a half-step removed from a kinetic conflict.
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One of the military’s top cyber groups will get a new leader
The Cyber National Mission Force is often described as having Cyber Command’s best operators.
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This mobile comms unit has people talking
The Army is piloting an effort called Expeditionary Signal Battalion-Enhanced, designed to create tailored communications systems support.
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Why is it so hard for the Pentagon to buy software fast?
Congress wants to create an avenue for the Department of Defense to purchase software more easily.
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Senate wants to boost oversight of Pentagon’s cyber activities
Several provisions in the Senate’s version of the annual defense policy bill aim to increase oversight of cyber activities in the Department of Defense, including a new two-star general officer to serve as the senior military adviser to cyber policy.
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What’s the best way for the Army to demonstrate force via electronic warfare?
The U.S. Army, however, is not interested in the same raw demonstration of force as Russia. Instead, U.S. officials are following a philosophy that relies on what they refer to as “surgical” attacks.
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3 more steps before Cyber Command can split from NSA
The Pentagon would have to meet a series of new requirements before U.S. Cyber Command could split from the National Security Agency, according to a proposal from a Senate defense committee.
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The Army is putting two and two together to mature its network
Army Futures Command is spearheading the science and technology development of new tech to be inserted incrementally into the tactical network.
-
Hackers are repeatedly targeting Navy contractors
Huntington Ingalls, the Navy’s largest shipbuilder, was the subject of the latest sophisticated hacking spree by organs of the Chinese government, according to a report from Reuters.
-
Pentagon’s top IT official formally nominated for his own job
Dana Deasy will now have to go through a Senate confirmation process.
-
What to make of US cyber activities in Iran
Experts told Fifth Domain that a cyberattack in Iran signals that U.S. leaders are becoming increasingly comfortable with cyberwarfare and, in some cases, now view cyber operations as a half-step removed from a kinetic conflict.
-
One of the military’s top cyber groups will get a new leader
The Cyber National Mission Force is often described as having Cyber Command’s best operators.
-
This mobile comms unit has people talking
The Army is piloting an effort called Expeditionary Signal Battalion-Enhanced, designed to create tailored communications systems support.
-
Why is it so hard for the Pentagon to buy software fast?
Congress wants to create an avenue for the Department of Defense to purchase software more easily.
-
Senate wants to boost oversight of Pentagon’s cyber activities
Several provisions in the Senate’s version of the annual defense policy bill aim to increase oversight of cyber activities in the Department of Defense, including a new two-star general officer to serve as the senior military adviser to cyber policy.
-
What’s the best way for the Army to demonstrate force via electronic warfare?
The U.S. Army, however, is not interested in the same raw demonstration of force as Russia. Instead, U.S. officials are following a philosophy that relies on what they refer to as “surgical” attacks.
-
3 more steps before Cyber Command can split from NSA
The Pentagon would have to meet a series of new requirements before U.S. Cyber Command could split from the National Security Agency, according to a proposal from a Senate defense committee.
-
The Army is putting two and two together to mature its network
Army Futures Command is spearheading the science and technology development of new tech to be inserted incrementally into the tactical network.
-
Hackers are repeatedly targeting Navy contractors
Huntington Ingalls, the Navy’s largest shipbuilder, was the subject of the latest sophisticated hacking spree by organs of the Chinese government, according to a report from Reuters.
-
Pentagon’s top IT official formally nominated for his own job
Dana Deasy will now have to go through a Senate confirmation process.
-
What to make of US cyber activities in Iran
Experts told Fifth Domain that a cyberattack in Iran signals that U.S. leaders are becoming increasingly comfortable with cyberwarfare and, in some cases, now view cyber operations as a half-step removed from a kinetic conflict.
-
One of the military’s top cyber groups will get a new leader
The Cyber National Mission Force is often described as having Cyber Command’s best operators.
-
This mobile comms unit has people talking
The Army is piloting an effort called Expeditionary Signal Battalion-Enhanced, designed to create tailored communications systems support.
-
Why is it so hard for the Pentagon to buy software fast?
Congress wants to create an avenue for the Department of Defense to purchase software more easily.
-
Senate wants to boost oversight of Pentagon’s cyber activities
Several provisions in the Senate’s version of the annual defense policy bill aim to increase oversight of cyber activities in the Department of Defense, including a new two-star general officer to serve as the senior military adviser to cyber policy.
-
What’s the best way for the Army to demonstrate force via electronic warfare?
The U.S. Army, however, is not interested in the same raw demonstration of force as Russia. Instead, U.S. officials are following a philosophy that relies on what they refer to as “surgical” attacks.
-
3 more steps before Cyber Command can split from NSA
The Pentagon would have to meet a series of new requirements before U.S. Cyber Command could split from the National Security Agency, according to a proposal from a Senate defense committee.
