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Blue, yellow and gray zone: The cyber factor in Ukraine
Russia’s combined air, land and sea assault on Ukraine was preceded by waves of cyberattacks, the sort of gray-zone meddling analysts and defense officials had foreseen. Websites were hamstrung. Malware coursed through computers. Communications were hampered. But the efforts were not crippling.
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How to improve the force? Info and tech investments, says HASC chair.
“You can have the biggest force in the world. If it’s not survivable, if it can’t get into the place that it needs to get in to and fight, then it’s really not doing you too much good.”
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US Navy memo warns of cyber risks amid global tensions
Hackers have exploited mistakes on Navy and private, at-home networks by stealing or guessing passwords and other credentials, furtively installing malware, and posing as service members or veterans to pry information out of people.
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The Pentagon is moving away from the Joint Regional Security Stacks
The Pentagon’s chief information officer has decided to sunset JRSS in the next five years.
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‘Accelerate change or lose’: Applying Gen. Brown’s action orders to cyberspace education and training
The author proposes steps to correct a lack of adequate training for a large number of Air Force cyberspace personnel.
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The new strategy from Navy’s cyber command
Tenth Fleet/Fleet Cyber Command outlined its strategic vision for the next five years in an era of sustained daily competition among nation states.
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Senate wants better threat sharing between Pentagon and industry
The Senate’s version of the National Defense Authorization Act includes several provisions to improve cybersecurity of the defense industrial base.
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Four ways the House wants military IT to improve
A House draft of the National Defense Authorization Act directs the Pentagon’s CIO to take action on IT asset management and cyber workforce issues.
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Major Cyber Command program will cost more than first thought
In its annual report on defense acquisition programs, GAO found that Cyber Command’s Unified Platform did not initially include approved requirements or cost estimates.
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Four agencies warn banks and customers of COVID-19 scams
Criminals are using COVID-19 lures to trick banks and customers into providing personal and financial information.
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Blue, yellow and gray zone: The cyber factor in Ukraine
Russia’s combined air, land and sea assault on Ukraine was preceded by waves of cyberattacks, the sort of gray-zone meddling analysts and defense officials had foreseen. Websites were hamstrung. Malware coursed through computers. Communications were hampered. But the efforts were not crippling.
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How to improve the force? Info and tech investments, says HASC chair.
“You can have the biggest force in the world. If it’s not survivable, if it can’t get into the place that it needs to get in to and fight, then it’s really not doing you too much good.”
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US Navy memo warns of cyber risks amid global tensions
Hackers have exploited mistakes on Navy and private, at-home networks by stealing or guessing passwords and other credentials, furtively installing malware, and posing as service members or veterans to pry information out of people.
-
The Pentagon is moving away from the Joint Regional Security Stacks
The Pentagon’s chief information officer has decided to sunset JRSS in the next five years.
-
‘Accelerate change or lose’: Applying Gen. Brown’s action orders to cyberspace education and training
The author proposes steps to correct a lack of adequate training for a large number of Air Force cyberspace personnel.
-
The new strategy from Navy’s cyber command
Tenth Fleet/Fleet Cyber Command outlined its strategic vision for the next five years in an era of sustained daily competition among nation states.
-
Senate wants better threat sharing between Pentagon and industry
The Senate’s version of the National Defense Authorization Act includes several provisions to improve cybersecurity of the defense industrial base.
-
Four ways the House wants military IT to improve
A House draft of the National Defense Authorization Act directs the Pentagon’s CIO to take action on IT asset management and cyber workforce issues.
-
Major Cyber Command program will cost more than first thought
In its annual report on defense acquisition programs, GAO found that Cyber Command’s Unified Platform did not initially include approved requirements or cost estimates.
-
Four agencies warn banks and customers of COVID-19 scams
Criminals are using COVID-19 lures to trick banks and customers into providing personal and financial information.
-
Blue, yellow and gray zone: The cyber factor in Ukraine
Russia’s combined air, land and sea assault on Ukraine was preceded by waves of cyberattacks, the sort of gray-zone meddling analysts and defense officials had foreseen. Websites were hamstrung. Malware coursed through computers. Communications were hampered. But the efforts were not crippling.
-
How to improve the force? Info and tech investments, says HASC chair.
“You can have the biggest force in the world. If it’s not survivable, if it can’t get into the place that it needs to get in to and fight, then it’s really not doing you too much good.”
-
US Navy memo warns of cyber risks amid global tensions
Hackers have exploited mistakes on Navy and private, at-home networks by stealing or guessing passwords and other credentials, furtively installing malware, and posing as service members or veterans to pry information out of people.
-
The Pentagon is moving away from the Joint Regional Security Stacks
The Pentagon’s chief information officer has decided to sunset JRSS in the next five years.
-
‘Accelerate change or lose’: Applying Gen. Brown’s action orders to cyberspace education and training
The author proposes steps to correct a lack of adequate training for a large number of Air Force cyberspace personnel.
-
The new strategy from Navy’s cyber command
Tenth Fleet/Fleet Cyber Command outlined its strategic vision for the next five years in an era of sustained daily competition among nation states.
-
Senate wants better threat sharing between Pentagon and industry
The Senate’s version of the National Defense Authorization Act includes several provisions to improve cybersecurity of the defense industrial base.
-
Four ways the House wants military IT to improve
A House draft of the National Defense Authorization Act directs the Pentagon’s CIO to take action on IT asset management and cyber workforce issues.
-
Major Cyber Command program will cost more than first thought
In its annual report on defense acquisition programs, GAO found that Cyber Command’s Unified Platform did not initially include approved requirements or cost estimates.
-
Four agencies warn banks and customers of COVID-19 scams
Criminals are using COVID-19 lures to trick banks and customers into providing personal and financial information.
