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A cyber disconnect: How prepared are we really?
New studies show CEOs think their organizations are ready for cyber incidents, but security professionals disagree.
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Clapper’s cyberattack comments you missed
The top intelligence official warned of “Armageddon-scale” cyberattack, but that was not his primary concern.
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Some eye-opening stats on cyber-readiness
A recently released report underlines the sheer volume of the onslaught of cyberattacks.
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DoD’s big bets on big data
Big data opportunities continue for contractors who can add to intel gathering, analysis and cybersecurity for defense agencies.
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Why cyber pros need to follow the Neiman Marcus ruling
One cybersecurity professional believes that this could double the per victim cost of a cyber incident or breach.
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The key to C4ISR mission success: Commercial networks
Wireless communications are an essential part of mission success, and military planners need to consider commercial network solutions.
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Innovation: Where the US comes up short
The U.S. is rated the fifth in the world for innovation, but is that high enough?
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Countering cyber-espionage
We are in an age of rapid technological advance and adoption that will eclipse what we experienced in the ’90s.
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Enabling agile, connected forces across the enterprise
Stovepiped systems are no longer an option if our warfighters are to successfully execute their missions.
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Should ‘killer robots’ be banned for cyber-safety?
Even robots not designed for hostile actions could turn deadly in the hands of malicious hacker.
-
A cyber disconnect: How prepared are we really?
New studies show CEOs think their organizations are ready for cyber incidents, but security professionals disagree.
-
Clapper’s cyberattack comments you missed
The top intelligence official warned of “Armageddon-scale” cyberattack, but that was not his primary concern.
-
Some eye-opening stats on cyber-readiness
A recently released report underlines the sheer volume of the onslaught of cyberattacks.
-
DoD’s big bets on big data
Big data opportunities continue for contractors who can add to intel gathering, analysis and cybersecurity for defense agencies.
-
Why cyber pros need to follow the Neiman Marcus ruling
One cybersecurity professional believes that this could double the per victim cost of a cyber incident or breach.
-
The key to C4ISR mission success: Commercial networks
Wireless communications are an essential part of mission success, and military planners need to consider commercial network solutions.
-
Innovation: Where the US comes up short
The U.S. is rated the fifth in the world for innovation, but is that high enough?
-
Countering cyber-espionage
We are in an age of rapid technological advance and adoption that will eclipse what we experienced in the ’90s.
-
Enabling agile, connected forces across the enterprise
Stovepiped systems are no longer an option if our warfighters are to successfully execute their missions.
-
Should ‘killer robots’ be banned for cyber-safety?
Even robots not designed for hostile actions could turn deadly in the hands of malicious hacker.
-
A cyber disconnect: How prepared are we really?
New studies show CEOs think their organizations are ready for cyber incidents, but security professionals disagree.
-
Clapper’s cyberattack comments you missed
The top intelligence official warned of “Armageddon-scale” cyberattack, but that was not his primary concern.
-
Some eye-opening stats on cyber-readiness
A recently released report underlines the sheer volume of the onslaught of cyberattacks.
-
DoD’s big bets on big data
Big data opportunities continue for contractors who can add to intel gathering, analysis and cybersecurity for defense agencies.
-
Why cyber pros need to follow the Neiman Marcus ruling
One cybersecurity professional believes that this could double the per victim cost of a cyber incident or breach.
-
The key to C4ISR mission success: Commercial networks
Wireless communications are an essential part of mission success, and military planners need to consider commercial network solutions.
-
Innovation: Where the US comes up short
The U.S. is rated the fifth in the world for innovation, but is that high enough?
-
Countering cyber-espionage
We are in an age of rapid technological advance and adoption that will eclipse what we experienced in the ’90s.
-
Enabling agile, connected forces across the enterprise
Stovepiped systems are no longer an option if our warfighters are to successfully execute their missions.
-
Should ‘killer robots’ be banned for cyber-safety?
Even robots not designed for hostile actions could turn deadly in the hands of malicious hacker.
