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Here’s how the Marines’ cyber warriors are buying new equipment
Marine Corps Forces Cyberspace Command uses a variety of partners and authorities within the Marine Corps to procure systems for their cyber warriors.
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How will the Justice Department deter cyber attacks? To start, another task force.
The Department of Justice has created a task force to work more effectively in cyberspace.
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The Air Force requested $30M to develop a ‘cyber carrier’
The Department of Defense’s budget request for fiscal 2019 describes a plan to develop such a war-fighting platform for Cyber Command.
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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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The Marines have embraced experimentation to rapidly equip
The Marine Corps is leveraging large-scale experiments to better inform and generate requirements for capabilities.
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Why more agencies aren’t starting bug bounty programs
A leader from the Hack the Pentagon bug bounty program describes the challenges associated with bringing bug bounties to the rest of the federal government.
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Here’s how to turn an Android device into a tripwire
A new open-source app, developed in partnership with Edward Snowden, uses an Android smartphone’s sensor arrays to monitor for intruders and inform people needing to “protect their personal spaces and possessions without compromising their own privacy.”
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What Trump’s National Security Strategy says on cyber
Here’s what the Trump administration’s National Security Strategy means for the nation’s cybersecurity strategy.
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Quarterly cyber briefings part of maturing Cyber Command
A provision in the NDAA seeks to update current law outlining specific items DoD must brief to Congress on a quarterly basis pertaining to cyber operations.
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Here’s how the Marines’ cyber warriors are buying new equipment
Marine Corps Forces Cyberspace Command uses a variety of partners and authorities within the Marine Corps to procure systems for their cyber warriors.
-
How will the Justice Department deter cyber attacks? To start, another task force.
The Department of Justice has created a task force to work more effectively in cyberspace.
-
The Air Force requested $30M to develop a ‘cyber carrier’
The Department of Defense’s budget request for fiscal 2019 describes a plan to develop such a war-fighting platform for Cyber Command.
-
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.
-
The Marines have embraced experimentation to rapidly equip
The Marine Corps is leveraging large-scale experiments to better inform and generate requirements for capabilities.
-
Why more agencies aren’t starting bug bounty programs
A leader from the Hack the Pentagon bug bounty program describes the challenges associated with bringing bug bounties to the rest of the federal government.
-
Here’s how to turn an Android device into a tripwire
A new open-source app, developed in partnership with Edward Snowden, uses an Android smartphone’s sensor arrays to monitor for intruders and inform people needing to “protect their personal spaces and possessions without compromising their own privacy.”
-
What Trump’s National Security Strategy says on cyber
Here’s what the Trump administration’s National Security Strategy means for the nation’s cybersecurity strategy.
-
Quarterly cyber briefings part of maturing Cyber Command
A provision in the NDAA seeks to update current law outlining specific items DoD must brief to Congress on a quarterly basis pertaining to cyber operations.
-
Here’s how the Marines’ cyber warriors are buying new equipment
Marine Corps Forces Cyberspace Command uses a variety of partners and authorities within the Marine Corps to procure systems for their cyber warriors.
-
How will the Justice Department deter cyber attacks? To start, another task force.
The Department of Justice has created a task force to work more effectively in cyberspace.
-
The Air Force requested $30M to develop a ‘cyber carrier’
The Department of Defense’s budget request for fiscal 2019 describes a plan to develop such a war-fighting platform for Cyber Command.
-
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.
-
The Marines have embraced experimentation to rapidly equip
The Marine Corps is leveraging large-scale experiments to better inform and generate requirements for capabilities.
-
Why more agencies aren’t starting bug bounty programs
A leader from the Hack the Pentagon bug bounty program describes the challenges associated with bringing bug bounties to the rest of the federal government.
-
Here’s how to turn an Android device into a tripwire
A new open-source app, developed in partnership with Edward Snowden, uses an Android smartphone’s sensor arrays to monitor for intruders and inform people needing to “protect their personal spaces and possessions without compromising their own privacy.”
-
What Trump’s National Security Strategy says on cyber
Here’s what the Trump administration’s National Security Strategy means for the nation’s cybersecurity strategy.
-
Quarterly cyber briefings part of maturing Cyber Command
A provision in the NDAA seeks to update current law outlining specific items DoD must brief to Congress on a quarterly basis pertaining to cyber operations.
