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Coleman: Is cyber going nuclear?
A proposed shift would move nukes to lesser state of readiness to reduce the chance of a launch based on a false alarm.
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Moran: Next step coming for Army’s tactical radios
The Army recognizes that if it is to achieve its technical requirements, it must give industry an incentive to invest.
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Sorenson: Optimizing IT expenses with a holistic approach
The old approach to reducing IT costs has not worked well. Here is a better idea.
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Coleman: Just what is the real state of cybersecurity?
We all too often get caught up in the hype-cycle and get a distorted view of what is really going on in cybersecurity.
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Kallberg: Why the military must defend the spectrum
Every modern high tech weapon system is a dud without access to spectrum. The loss of spectrum will evaporate the American military might.
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Coleman: Cyber extortion becomes more effective
Many private-sector security professionals would negotiate with cyber-terrorists to get stolen data back, survey finds.
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Has the U.S. lost technological supremacy?
Our economic health and national security depend on digital technology. That’s what makes these figures so troubling.
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Coleman: Changing mental models to grasp cyber threat
War College class impresses with mental model of cyber threat recognizing need for creativity in solutions.
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Coleman: The risks and rewards of cyber offense
How many warnings must we be given before we do what it takes to keep up with the cyber threat?
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Coleman: Is cyber going nuclear?
A proposed shift would move nukes to lesser state of readiness to reduce the chance of a launch based on a false alarm.
-
Coleman: The state of cyber warfare readiness
The worries about cyber preparedness are familiar.
-
Moran: Next step coming for Army’s tactical radios
The Army recognizes that if it is to achieve its technical requirements, it must give industry an incentive to invest.
-
Sorenson: Optimizing IT expenses with a holistic approach
The old approach to reducing IT costs has not worked well. Here is a better idea.
-
Coleman: Just what is the real state of cybersecurity?
We all too often get caught up in the hype-cycle and get a distorted view of what is really going on in cybersecurity.
-
Kallberg: Why the military must defend the spectrum
Every modern high tech weapon system is a dud without access to spectrum. The loss of spectrum will evaporate the American military might.
-
Coleman: Cyber extortion becomes more effective
Many private-sector security professionals would negotiate with cyber-terrorists to get stolen data back, survey finds.
-
Has the U.S. lost technological supremacy?
Our economic health and national security depend on digital technology. That’s what makes these figures so troubling.
-
Coleman: Changing mental models to grasp cyber threat
War College class impresses with mental model of cyber threat recognizing need for creativity in solutions.
-
Coleman: The risks and rewards of cyber offense
How many warnings must we be given before we do what it takes to keep up with the cyber threat?
-
Coleman: Is cyber going nuclear?
A proposed shift would move nukes to lesser state of readiness to reduce the chance of a launch based on a false alarm.
-
Coleman: The state of cyber warfare readiness
The worries about cyber preparedness are familiar.
-
Moran: Next step coming for Army’s tactical radios
The Army recognizes that if it is to achieve its technical requirements, it must give industry an incentive to invest.
-
Sorenson: Optimizing IT expenses with a holistic approach
The old approach to reducing IT costs has not worked well. Here is a better idea.
-
Coleman: Just what is the real state of cybersecurity?
We all too often get caught up in the hype-cycle and get a distorted view of what is really going on in cybersecurity.
-
Kallberg: Why the military must defend the spectrum
Every modern high tech weapon system is a dud without access to spectrum. The loss of spectrum will evaporate the American military might.
-
Coleman: Cyber extortion becomes more effective
Many private-sector security professionals would negotiate with cyber-terrorists to get stolen data back, survey finds.
-
Has the U.S. lost technological supremacy?
Our economic health and national security depend on digital technology. That’s what makes these figures so troubling.
-
Coleman: Changing mental models to grasp cyber threat
War College class impresses with mental model of cyber threat recognizing need for creativity in solutions.
-
Coleman: The risks and rewards of cyber offense
How many warnings must we be given before we do what it takes to keep up with the cyber threat?







