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CENTCOM chief: The future of warfare demands more cyber authorities
The head of U.S. Central Command, Gen. Joseph Votel, in a Dec. 18 paper stated that the Pentagon must “normalize” electronic warfare and cyberattacks into daily operations.
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How these cybersecurity standards could make life easier for contractors
New standards presented by the Aerospace Industries Association make it easier for contractors to explain their cybersecurity standards to different contractors.
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The NSA and China feuded in cyberspace in 2014. Will they again?
Events that occurred in 2014 which may provide key clues to the Chinese and American cyber relationship of today.
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Hackers are making their attacks look like they came from the Chinese government
Because Chinese hackers often use publicly available tools for their operations, it is easy to mimic their signature viruses.
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Does IT compliance mean good cybersecurity? Experts disagree.
The NIST guidelines are at the center of a debate about how — and if — the United States government and American businesses can protect sensitive data
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Google’s ‘internal effort’ for a Chinese search engine
Google CEO Sundar Pichai told the House of Representatives that he “will be transparent” if the search giant moves forward on plans that have garnered mounting criticism.
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Cyberattacks are increasing, and so is cyber insurance
Roughly 30 percent of cyber companies have some form of cyber insurance, but providers have trouble assessing the risk of being hacked.
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Behind the White House’s plan to be more aggressive in cyberspace
How North Korean threats, disappearing Russians and massive Chinese hacks led the Trump administration to a new cybersecurity strategy.
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Warner wants more Pentagon spending on cybersecurity
Sen. Mark Warner, the ranking member of the Senate’s intelligence committee, called for a realignment of Pentagon spending priorities to boost cybersecurity and technology investments.
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Why the Air Force is investing $100M in AI
Net-centric warfare is evolving, so the Air Force is embracing artificial intelligence research.
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CENTCOM chief: The future of warfare demands more cyber authorities
The head of U.S. Central Command, Gen. Joseph Votel, in a Dec. 18 paper stated that the Pentagon must “normalize” electronic warfare and cyberattacks into daily operations.
-
How these cybersecurity standards could make life easier for contractors
New standards presented by the Aerospace Industries Association make it easier for contractors to explain their cybersecurity standards to different contractors.
-
The NSA and China feuded in cyberspace in 2014. Will they again?
Events that occurred in 2014 which may provide key clues to the Chinese and American cyber relationship of today.
-
Hackers are making their attacks look like they came from the Chinese government
Because Chinese hackers often use publicly available tools for their operations, it is easy to mimic their signature viruses.
-
Does IT compliance mean good cybersecurity? Experts disagree.
The NIST guidelines are at the center of a debate about how — and if — the United States government and American businesses can protect sensitive data
-
Google’s ‘internal effort’ for a Chinese search engine
Google CEO Sundar Pichai told the House of Representatives that he “will be transparent” if the search giant moves forward on plans that have garnered mounting criticism.
-
Cyberattacks are increasing, and so is cyber insurance
Roughly 30 percent of cyber companies have some form of cyber insurance, but providers have trouble assessing the risk of being hacked.
-
Behind the White House’s plan to be more aggressive in cyberspace
How North Korean threats, disappearing Russians and massive Chinese hacks led the Trump administration to a new cybersecurity strategy.
-
Warner wants more Pentagon spending on cybersecurity
Sen. Mark Warner, the ranking member of the Senate’s intelligence committee, called for a realignment of Pentagon spending priorities to boost cybersecurity and technology investments.
-
Why the Air Force is investing $100M in AI
Net-centric warfare is evolving, so the Air Force is embracing artificial intelligence research.
-
CENTCOM chief: The future of warfare demands more cyber authorities
The head of U.S. Central Command, Gen. Joseph Votel, in a Dec. 18 paper stated that the Pentagon must “normalize” electronic warfare and cyberattacks into daily operations.
-
How these cybersecurity standards could make life easier for contractors
New standards presented by the Aerospace Industries Association make it easier for contractors to explain their cybersecurity standards to different contractors.
-
The NSA and China feuded in cyberspace in 2014. Will they again?
Events that occurred in 2014 which may provide key clues to the Chinese and American cyber relationship of today.
-
Hackers are making their attacks look like they came from the Chinese government
Because Chinese hackers often use publicly available tools for their operations, it is easy to mimic their signature viruses.
-
Does IT compliance mean good cybersecurity? Experts disagree.
The NIST guidelines are at the center of a debate about how — and if — the United States government and American businesses can protect sensitive data
-
Google’s ‘internal effort’ for a Chinese search engine
Google CEO Sundar Pichai told the House of Representatives that he “will be transparent” if the search giant moves forward on plans that have garnered mounting criticism.
-
Cyberattacks are increasing, and so is cyber insurance
Roughly 30 percent of cyber companies have some form of cyber insurance, but providers have trouble assessing the risk of being hacked.
-
Behind the White House’s plan to be more aggressive in cyberspace
How North Korean threats, disappearing Russians and massive Chinese hacks led the Trump administration to a new cybersecurity strategy.
-
Warner wants more Pentagon spending on cybersecurity
Sen. Mark Warner, the ranking member of the Senate’s intelligence committee, called for a realignment of Pentagon spending priorities to boost cybersecurity and technology investments.
-
Why the Air Force is investing $100M in AI
Net-centric warfare is evolving, so the Air Force is embracing artificial intelligence research.
