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NIST’s Ron Ross on the state of cyber: ‘We literally are hemorrhaging critical information’
And throwing money at the problem won’t help, the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s fellow said during an interview at the RSA Federal Summit.
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Security pros raged when NIST turned off its website. Will it happen again during the next shutdown?
“We got a lot of negative email on that,” confirmed Ron Ross a fellow at NIST that focuses on cybersecurity, systems security engineering, and risk management.
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As DoD looks to go big on modern warfare, watch industry plant flags
They always do, and quite expertly. But the situation these companies face now is a little different.
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Forget Project Maven. Here are a couple other DoD projects Google is working on
Both DARPA Director Steve Walker and Vint Cert, Google’s vice president and chief internet evangelist, pointed to projects already underway that bring together the Pentagon’s top innovation hub and Silicon Valley’s tech giant. And yes, some involve artificial intelligence.
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Army to kick off virtual reality pilot training program in April
The hope is that the results of the effort could offer a strategy to improve the Army’s training curriculum and get more would-be pilots in the air faster.
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The next Army network won’t get a grand unveiling
Thoughts on modernization from Mark Esper, secretary of the Army.
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Here we have the poster child for how not to develop technology
Theoretically it would seem ludicrous to allocate nearly two decades to develop a tech system, considering how rapidly technology evolves. And that brings us to ALIS.
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Raytheon will participate in Army missile defense radar ‘sense-off’
The sense-off is “separate and distinct” from contracts awarded to Raytheon and Lockheed Martin last fall to come up with design concepts for a new missile defense radar, says a Raytheon official.
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Trade group pushes DoD to get on the same page with industry on cybersecurity standards
The message to DoD is one of a handful from the Aerospace Industries Association to encourage what CEO Eric Fanning called “smart regulation” during a media briefing about AIA’s 2019 agenda.
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Without a clearer ethics policy, the US could lose the military tech battle with China
Nearly three decades after the Cold War ended, a new strategy of containment is underway at the Pentagon.
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NIST’s Ron Ross on the state of cyber: ‘We literally are hemorrhaging critical information’
And throwing money at the problem won’t help, the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s fellow said during an interview at the RSA Federal Summit.
-
Security pros raged when NIST turned off its website. Will it happen again during the next shutdown?
“We got a lot of negative email on that,” confirmed Ron Ross a fellow at NIST that focuses on cybersecurity, systems security engineering, and risk management.
-
As DoD looks to go big on modern warfare, watch industry plant flags
They always do, and quite expertly. But the situation these companies face now is a little different.
-
Forget Project Maven. Here are a couple other DoD projects Google is working on
Both DARPA Director Steve Walker and Vint Cert, Google’s vice president and chief internet evangelist, pointed to projects already underway that bring together the Pentagon’s top innovation hub and Silicon Valley’s tech giant. And yes, some involve artificial intelligence.
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Army to kick off virtual reality pilot training program in April
The hope is that the results of the effort could offer a strategy to improve the Army’s training curriculum and get more would-be pilots in the air faster.
-
The next Army network won’t get a grand unveiling
Thoughts on modernization from Mark Esper, secretary of the Army.
-
Here we have the poster child for how not to develop technology
Theoretically it would seem ludicrous to allocate nearly two decades to develop a tech system, considering how rapidly technology evolves. And that brings us to ALIS.
-
Raytheon will participate in Army missile defense radar ‘sense-off’
The sense-off is “separate and distinct” from contracts awarded to Raytheon and Lockheed Martin last fall to come up with design concepts for a new missile defense radar, says a Raytheon official.
-
Trade group pushes DoD to get on the same page with industry on cybersecurity standards
The message to DoD is one of a handful from the Aerospace Industries Association to encourage what CEO Eric Fanning called “smart regulation” during a media briefing about AIA’s 2019 agenda.
-
Without a clearer ethics policy, the US could lose the military tech battle with China
Nearly three decades after the Cold War ended, a new strategy of containment is underway at the Pentagon.
-
NIST’s Ron Ross on the state of cyber: ‘We literally are hemorrhaging critical information’
And throwing money at the problem won’t help, the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s fellow said during an interview at the RSA Federal Summit.
-
Security pros raged when NIST turned off its website. Will it happen again during the next shutdown?
“We got a lot of negative email on that,” confirmed Ron Ross a fellow at NIST that focuses on cybersecurity, systems security engineering, and risk management.
-
As DoD looks to go big on modern warfare, watch industry plant flags
They always do, and quite expertly. But the situation these companies face now is a little different.
-
Forget Project Maven. Here are a couple other DoD projects Google is working on
Both DARPA Director Steve Walker and Vint Cert, Google’s vice president and chief internet evangelist, pointed to projects already underway that bring together the Pentagon’s top innovation hub and Silicon Valley’s tech giant. And yes, some involve artificial intelligence.
-
Army to kick off virtual reality pilot training program in April
The hope is that the results of the effort could offer a strategy to improve the Army’s training curriculum and get more would-be pilots in the air faster.
-
The next Army network won’t get a grand unveiling
Thoughts on modernization from Mark Esper, secretary of the Army.
-
Here we have the poster child for how not to develop technology
Theoretically it would seem ludicrous to allocate nearly two decades to develop a tech system, considering how rapidly technology evolves. And that brings us to ALIS.
-
Raytheon will participate in Army missile defense radar ‘sense-off’
The sense-off is “separate and distinct” from contracts awarded to Raytheon and Lockheed Martin last fall to come up with design concepts for a new missile defense radar, says a Raytheon official.
-
Trade group pushes DoD to get on the same page with industry on cybersecurity standards
The message to DoD is one of a handful from the Aerospace Industries Association to encourage what CEO Eric Fanning called “smart regulation” during a media briefing about AIA’s 2019 agenda.
-
Without a clearer ethics policy, the US could lose the military tech battle with China
Nearly three decades after the Cold War ended, a new strategy of containment is underway at the Pentagon.
