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Has a cyberattack constituted an act of war? Probably not yet
No NATO nation has suffered a cyberattack big enough to be an act of war — yet.
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Trump has scrapped a 2012 policy on when to attack in cyberspace
The Trump administration kicked off a new era of government cyber operations by “rescinding” a presidential directive that had restricted offensive capabilities, an administration official told Fifth Domain, but experts warned the move would not be sufficient in detering state-based hacking.
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Chinese hackers steal sensitive Navy program data
Cyberattacks sponsored by the Chinese government infiltrated a U.S. Navy contractor’s computers, allowing digital thieves to access sensitive data related to secret Navy projects on a submarine anti-ship missile.
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Make room NATO ― the EU is planting its flag in cyber
NATO has led a lot of the cyber efforts in Europe, but an exercise led by the European Union will focus on how governments coordinate across markets on cyber response.
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How Obama’s drone playbook could influence future cyber operations
The head of U.S. Cyber Command said the government is currently working through how to use cyber capabilities in areas where U.S. forces are not engaged in active combat.
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The other problem that WannaCry exposes
The WannaCry intrusion at Boeing shows serious security gaps remain as modern airplanes rely more on code.
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Boeing says no impact to military aircraft business after WannaCry cyberattack
Boeing says the WannaCry virus hit a small number of computers on its commercial side.
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When might Cyber Command and the NSA split? Good question.
The Defense Department does not have a hard timeline for splitting Cyber Command from the National Security Agency, but work on the division is ongoing.
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Army’s Nakasone nominated to lead U.S. Cyber Command and the National Security Agency
Lt. Gen. Paul Nakasone has been tapped to be the next commander of U.S. Cyber Command and director of the National Security Agency.
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‘Fancy Bear’ hackers took aim at US defense contractors
The hackers known as Fancy Bear, who also intruded in the U.S. election, went after at least 87 people working on militarized drones, missiles, rockets, stealth fighter jets, cloud-computing platforms or other sensitive activities.
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Has a cyberattack constituted an act of war? Probably not yet
No NATO nation has suffered a cyberattack big enough to be an act of war — yet.
-
Trump has scrapped a 2012 policy on when to attack in cyberspace
The Trump administration kicked off a new era of government cyber operations by “rescinding” a presidential directive that had restricted offensive capabilities, an administration official told Fifth Domain, but experts warned the move would not be sufficient in detering state-based hacking.
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Chinese hackers steal sensitive Navy program data
Cyberattacks sponsored by the Chinese government infiltrated a U.S. Navy contractor’s computers, allowing digital thieves to access sensitive data related to secret Navy projects on a submarine anti-ship missile.
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Make room NATO ― the EU is planting its flag in cyber
NATO has led a lot of the cyber efforts in Europe, but an exercise led by the European Union will focus on how governments coordinate across markets on cyber response.
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How Obama’s drone playbook could influence future cyber operations
The head of U.S. Cyber Command said the government is currently working through how to use cyber capabilities in areas where U.S. forces are not engaged in active combat.
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The other problem that WannaCry exposes
The WannaCry intrusion at Boeing shows serious security gaps remain as modern airplanes rely more on code.
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Boeing says no impact to military aircraft business after WannaCry cyberattack
Boeing says the WannaCry virus hit a small number of computers on its commercial side.
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When might Cyber Command and the NSA split? Good question.
The Defense Department does not have a hard timeline for splitting Cyber Command from the National Security Agency, but work on the division is ongoing.
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Army’s Nakasone nominated to lead U.S. Cyber Command and the National Security Agency
Lt. Gen. Paul Nakasone has been tapped to be the next commander of U.S. Cyber Command and director of the National Security Agency.
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‘Fancy Bear’ hackers took aim at US defense contractors
The hackers known as Fancy Bear, who also intruded in the U.S. election, went after at least 87 people working on militarized drones, missiles, rockets, stealth fighter jets, cloud-computing platforms or other sensitive activities.
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Has a cyberattack constituted an act of war? Probably not yet
No NATO nation has suffered a cyberattack big enough to be an act of war — yet.
-
Trump has scrapped a 2012 policy on when to attack in cyberspace
The Trump administration kicked off a new era of government cyber operations by “rescinding” a presidential directive that had restricted offensive capabilities, an administration official told Fifth Domain, but experts warned the move would not be sufficient in detering state-based hacking.
-
Chinese hackers steal sensitive Navy program data
Cyberattacks sponsored by the Chinese government infiltrated a U.S. Navy contractor’s computers, allowing digital thieves to access sensitive data related to secret Navy projects on a submarine anti-ship missile.
-
Make room NATO ― the EU is planting its flag in cyber
NATO has led a lot of the cyber efforts in Europe, but an exercise led by the European Union will focus on how governments coordinate across markets on cyber response.
-
How Obama’s drone playbook could influence future cyber operations
The head of U.S. Cyber Command said the government is currently working through how to use cyber capabilities in areas where U.S. forces are not engaged in active combat.
-
The other problem that WannaCry exposes
The WannaCry intrusion at Boeing shows serious security gaps remain as modern airplanes rely more on code.
-
Boeing says no impact to military aircraft business after WannaCry cyberattack
Boeing says the WannaCry virus hit a small number of computers on its commercial side.
-
When might Cyber Command and the NSA split? Good question.
The Defense Department does not have a hard timeline for splitting Cyber Command from the National Security Agency, but work on the division is ongoing.
-
Army’s Nakasone nominated to lead U.S. Cyber Command and the National Security Agency
Lt. Gen. Paul Nakasone has been tapped to be the next commander of U.S. Cyber Command and director of the National Security Agency.
-
‘Fancy Bear’ hackers took aim at US defense contractors
The hackers known as Fancy Bear, who also intruded in the U.S. election, went after at least 87 people working on militarized drones, missiles, rockets, stealth fighter jets, cloud-computing platforms or other sensitive activities.
