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Are DoD’s cyber forces too focused on the network?
Some believe the Department of Defense should move away from typical information network defense and expand its coverage to include industrial control and data acquisition systems more extensively.
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Why DoD cyber needs to be less football, more hockey
The Department of Defense is revisiting how cyber forces are trained to execute operations.
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The reasons US cyber defense must up its battle rhythm
The elevation of CYBERCOM is prompting changes for its defensive arm.
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Marines get new information warfare leader
Maj. Gen. Lori Reynolds has been nominated to serve as the next deputy commandant for information.
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How a new cyber cell is protecting DoD networks
Officials tout progress one year after standing up a cyber intelligence/operations fusion cell.
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The Army is learning by doing to keep pace in electronic warfare
The Army is equipping soldiers in the field with “good enough” capabilities as it gauges how to best address growing threats in the electronic warfare space.
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Cyber Command reaches critical staffing milestone
Meeting a rigorous set of criteria, Cyber Command’s cyber mission force is now fully manned.
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DISA wants to know if a phone can help replace an access card
DISA is working on a series of pilot programs that would confirm an employee’s identity, in part, by taking advantage of the sensors built into their device.
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How a new Pentagon strategy is influencing the DoD’s CIO
To gain insights into the new DoD CIO’s priorities, read the national defense strategy.
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How the Army is equipping cyber warriors in (near) real time
The Army is leveraging an acquisition vehicle as a means of getting capability in the field faster.
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Are DoD’s cyber forces too focused on the network?
Some believe the Department of Defense should move away from typical information network defense and expand its coverage to include industrial control and data acquisition systems more extensively.
-
Why DoD cyber needs to be less football, more hockey
The Department of Defense is revisiting how cyber forces are trained to execute operations.
-
The reasons US cyber defense must up its battle rhythm
The elevation of CYBERCOM is prompting changes for its defensive arm.
-
Marines get new information warfare leader
Maj. Gen. Lori Reynolds has been nominated to serve as the next deputy commandant for information.
-
How a new cyber cell is protecting DoD networks
Officials tout progress one year after standing up a cyber intelligence/operations fusion cell.
-
The Army is learning by doing to keep pace in electronic warfare
The Army is equipping soldiers in the field with “good enough” capabilities as it gauges how to best address growing threats in the electronic warfare space.
-
Cyber Command reaches critical staffing milestone
Meeting a rigorous set of criteria, Cyber Command’s cyber mission force is now fully manned.
-
DISA wants to know if a phone can help replace an access card
DISA is working on a series of pilot programs that would confirm an employee’s identity, in part, by taking advantage of the sensors built into their device.
-
How a new Pentagon strategy is influencing the DoD’s CIO
To gain insights into the new DoD CIO’s priorities, read the national defense strategy.
-
How the Army is equipping cyber warriors in (near) real time
The Army is leveraging an acquisition vehicle as a means of getting capability in the field faster.
-
Are DoD’s cyber forces too focused on the network?
Some believe the Department of Defense should move away from typical information network defense and expand its coverage to include industrial control and data acquisition systems more extensively.
-
Why DoD cyber needs to be less football, more hockey
The Department of Defense is revisiting how cyber forces are trained to execute operations.
-
The reasons US cyber defense must up its battle rhythm
The elevation of CYBERCOM is prompting changes for its defensive arm.
-
Marines get new information warfare leader
Maj. Gen. Lori Reynolds has been nominated to serve as the next deputy commandant for information.
-
How a new cyber cell is protecting DoD networks
Officials tout progress one year after standing up a cyber intelligence/operations fusion cell.
-
The Army is learning by doing to keep pace in electronic warfare
The Army is equipping soldiers in the field with “good enough” capabilities as it gauges how to best address growing threats in the electronic warfare space.
-
Cyber Command reaches critical staffing milestone
Meeting a rigorous set of criteria, Cyber Command’s cyber mission force is now fully manned.
-
DISA wants to know if a phone can help replace an access card
DISA is working on a series of pilot programs that would confirm an employee’s identity, in part, by taking advantage of the sensors built into their device.
-
How a new Pentagon strategy is influencing the DoD’s CIO
To gain insights into the new DoD CIO’s priorities, read the national defense strategy.
-
How the Army is equipping cyber warriors in (near) real time
The Army is leveraging an acquisition vehicle as a means of getting capability in the field faster.
