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The new way the Army will conduct information operations
A quietly released Army document provides in-depth steps and tactical guidance on how to conduct “propaganda.”
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4 technologies a cyber moonshot should include
An industry group is urging an investment in four technologies that it says can create a “safe and secure internet.”
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Cyber will be a priority for new Congress. But what does that mean?
Congressional aides are skeptical that the budget outlook will drastically change from this deadlock, casting doubt over whether the Trump administration will be able to fund cybersecurity initiatives.
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Less than half of federal agencies have met identity management rules
Only 41 percent of government agencies have met the federal guidelines for identity and access management, according to a new report.
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The Pentagon still has not implemented a 2015 law requiring cyberthreat sharing
A new cybersecurity and information sharing law was not fully implemented because the Pentagon’s chief information officer did not establish a policy to follow the new rule, according to a new report from the Department of Defense’s Inspector General.
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Pentagon task force not a ‘quick-fix’ to protect critical technology
A Pentagon task force to prevent the swiping of American secrets and improve supply chain cybersecurity will include representatives from at least seven agencies and is expected to have a long-term vision.
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What happens when the US-China cyber agreement isn’t working
“It’s clear that they are well beyond the bounds today of the agreement that was forged between our two countries,” said Rob Joyce, senior adviser to the National Security Agency.
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What the midterm elections could mean for the federal cybersecurity agenda
With Democrats taking control of the House and key lawmakers leaving Washington, digital changes could be coming in Washington.
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Midterms Security Watch: Quiet Election Day early sign of cyber policy success
Fifth Domain is live-blogging security updates before, during and after the Nov. 6 midterms. Follow our tally of the Department of Homeland Security and other efforts to ensure election day integrity.
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A new DoD task force addresses the growing threats to critical technology
Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis announced an additional effort to help safeguard American technology, the U.S. government and the defense-industrial base.
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The new way the Army will conduct information operations
A quietly released Army document provides in-depth steps and tactical guidance on how to conduct “propaganda.”
-
4 technologies a cyber moonshot should include
An industry group is urging an investment in four technologies that it says can create a “safe and secure internet.”
-
Cyber will be a priority for new Congress. But what does that mean?
Congressional aides are skeptical that the budget outlook will drastically change from this deadlock, casting doubt over whether the Trump administration will be able to fund cybersecurity initiatives.
-
Less than half of federal agencies have met identity management rules
Only 41 percent of government agencies have met the federal guidelines for identity and access management, according to a new report.
-
The Pentagon still has not implemented a 2015 law requiring cyberthreat sharing
A new cybersecurity and information sharing law was not fully implemented because the Pentagon’s chief information officer did not establish a policy to follow the new rule, according to a new report from the Department of Defense’s Inspector General.
-
Pentagon task force not a ‘quick-fix’ to protect critical technology
A Pentagon task force to prevent the swiping of American secrets and improve supply chain cybersecurity will include representatives from at least seven agencies and is expected to have a long-term vision.
-
What happens when the US-China cyber agreement isn’t working
“It’s clear that they are well beyond the bounds today of the agreement that was forged between our two countries,” said Rob Joyce, senior adviser to the National Security Agency.
-
What the midterm elections could mean for the federal cybersecurity agenda
With Democrats taking control of the House and key lawmakers leaving Washington, digital changes could be coming in Washington.
-
Midterms Security Watch: Quiet Election Day early sign of cyber policy success
Fifth Domain is live-blogging security updates before, during and after the Nov. 6 midterms. Follow our tally of the Department of Homeland Security and other efforts to ensure election day integrity.
-
A new DoD task force addresses the growing threats to critical technology
Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis announced an additional effort to help safeguard American technology, the U.S. government and the defense-industrial base.
-
The new way the Army will conduct information operations
A quietly released Army document provides in-depth steps and tactical guidance on how to conduct “propaganda.”
-
4 technologies a cyber moonshot should include
An industry group is urging an investment in four technologies that it says can create a “safe and secure internet.”
-
Cyber will be a priority for new Congress. But what does that mean?
Congressional aides are skeptical that the budget outlook will drastically change from this deadlock, casting doubt over whether the Trump administration will be able to fund cybersecurity initiatives.
-
Less than half of federal agencies have met identity management rules
Only 41 percent of government agencies have met the federal guidelines for identity and access management, according to a new report.
-
The Pentagon still has not implemented a 2015 law requiring cyberthreat sharing
A new cybersecurity and information sharing law was not fully implemented because the Pentagon’s chief information officer did not establish a policy to follow the new rule, according to a new report from the Department of Defense’s Inspector General.
-
Pentagon task force not a ‘quick-fix’ to protect critical technology
A Pentagon task force to prevent the swiping of American secrets and improve supply chain cybersecurity will include representatives from at least seven agencies and is expected to have a long-term vision.
-
What happens when the US-China cyber agreement isn’t working
“It’s clear that they are well beyond the bounds today of the agreement that was forged between our two countries,” said Rob Joyce, senior adviser to the National Security Agency.
-
What the midterm elections could mean for the federal cybersecurity agenda
With Democrats taking control of the House and key lawmakers leaving Washington, digital changes could be coming in Washington.
-
Midterms Security Watch: Quiet Election Day early sign of cyber policy success
Fifth Domain is live-blogging security updates before, during and after the Nov. 6 midterms. Follow our tally of the Department of Homeland Security and other efforts to ensure election day integrity.
-
A new DoD task force addresses the growing threats to critical technology
Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis announced an additional effort to help safeguard American technology, the U.S. government and the defense-industrial base.
