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Why recruiting cyberwarriors in the military is harder than retaining forces
Recruiting the American military’s cyber force is more difficult than retaining digital warriors, top Pentagon officials said during the CyberCon conference hosted by Fifth Domain Nov. 1.
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Here is how the new White House and Pentagon cyber strategies change US operations
After President Trump and the Pentagon unveiled cyber strategies that promised greater offensive operations earlier this year, the government will increase its attribution of bad actors and need to have greater intelligence collection.
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Pentagon teams prep for possible hack on Election Day
The Pentagon will have officials on standby in case of a late-breaking cyber incident during the mid-term elections.
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A fed visited 9,000 porn sites, infecting government networks with Russian malware
It was not immediately clear if private-browsing was used.
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DHS moves to manage risks to the American supply chain
The creation of a task force comes as U.S. and industry officials say nation-states are attempting to hack the American supply chain.
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Inside the Pentagon’s struggle to build a cyber force
Experts suggest the armed forces have structural problems that prevent it from becoming a digitally cohesive force.
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How Russia, China and Iran spread propaganda in the US
Russia, China and Iran have taken different approaches in their disinformation campaign targeting the U.S., according to experts and American officials.
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North Korea is using the internet ‘like a criminal syndicate’
A new report says North Korean leaders have ‘dramatically’ changed their internet use in a way that could be costly to U.S. interests, and former U.S. officials say it is difficult to deter the country’s hacking operations.
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Top NSA official skeptical of ‘hack back’
Experts have called hack back “the worst idea in cybersecurity” despite recent support for the idea.
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Calls grow for Bloomberg to retract ‘Big Hack’ report
Heads of Amazon Web Services, Apple and Super Micro, as well as United States intelligence officials, have disputed Bloomberg’s findings.
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Why recruiting cyberwarriors in the military is harder than retaining forces
Recruiting the American military’s cyber force is more difficult than retaining digital warriors, top Pentagon officials said during the CyberCon conference hosted by Fifth Domain Nov. 1.
-
Here is how the new White House and Pentagon cyber strategies change US operations
After President Trump and the Pentagon unveiled cyber strategies that promised greater offensive operations earlier this year, the government will increase its attribution of bad actors and need to have greater intelligence collection.
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Pentagon teams prep for possible hack on Election Day
The Pentagon will have officials on standby in case of a late-breaking cyber incident during the mid-term elections.
-
A fed visited 9,000 porn sites, infecting government networks with Russian malware
It was not immediately clear if private-browsing was used.
-
DHS moves to manage risks to the American supply chain
The creation of a task force comes as U.S. and industry officials say nation-states are attempting to hack the American supply chain.
-
Inside the Pentagon’s struggle to build a cyber force
Experts suggest the armed forces have structural problems that prevent it from becoming a digitally cohesive force.
-
How Russia, China and Iran spread propaganda in the US
Russia, China and Iran have taken different approaches in their disinformation campaign targeting the U.S., according to experts and American officials.
-
North Korea is using the internet ‘like a criminal syndicate’
A new report says North Korean leaders have ‘dramatically’ changed their internet use in a way that could be costly to U.S. interests, and former U.S. officials say it is difficult to deter the country’s hacking operations.
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Top NSA official skeptical of ‘hack back’
Experts have called hack back “the worst idea in cybersecurity” despite recent support for the idea.
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Calls grow for Bloomberg to retract ‘Big Hack’ report
Heads of Amazon Web Services, Apple and Super Micro, as well as United States intelligence officials, have disputed Bloomberg’s findings.
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Why recruiting cyberwarriors in the military is harder than retaining forces
Recruiting the American military’s cyber force is more difficult than retaining digital warriors, top Pentagon officials said during the CyberCon conference hosted by Fifth Domain Nov. 1.
-
Here is how the new White House and Pentagon cyber strategies change US operations
After President Trump and the Pentagon unveiled cyber strategies that promised greater offensive operations earlier this year, the government will increase its attribution of bad actors and need to have greater intelligence collection.
-
Pentagon teams prep for possible hack on Election Day
The Pentagon will have officials on standby in case of a late-breaking cyber incident during the mid-term elections.
-
A fed visited 9,000 porn sites, infecting government networks with Russian malware
It was not immediately clear if private-browsing was used.
-
DHS moves to manage risks to the American supply chain
The creation of a task force comes as U.S. and industry officials say nation-states are attempting to hack the American supply chain.
-
Inside the Pentagon’s struggle to build a cyber force
Experts suggest the armed forces have structural problems that prevent it from becoming a digitally cohesive force.
-
How Russia, China and Iran spread propaganda in the US
Russia, China and Iran have taken different approaches in their disinformation campaign targeting the U.S., according to experts and American officials.
-
North Korea is using the internet ‘like a criminal syndicate’
A new report says North Korean leaders have ‘dramatically’ changed their internet use in a way that could be costly to U.S. interests, and former U.S. officials say it is difficult to deter the country’s hacking operations.
-
Top NSA official skeptical of ‘hack back’
Experts have called hack back “the worst idea in cybersecurity” despite recent support for the idea.
-
Calls grow for Bloomberg to retract ‘Big Hack’ report
Heads of Amazon Web Services, Apple and Super Micro, as well as United States intelligence officials, have disputed Bloomberg’s findings.
