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Why Iran would avoid a major cyberwar
What's in it for Iran to launch a massive cyber engagement against the free world? What can they win and what would their regime lose?
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A new mindset for the Army: silent running
The Army mindset must change to mirror the Navy’s tactic of “silent running” used to evade adversarial threats.
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Integrate cyber maintenance into the US Army’s battle rhythm
The war fighter preparing for the future fight must be able to trust the cyber equipment’s readiness, and the absence of ordered cyber maintenance is an ongoing vulnerability.
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After a cyberattack, the waiting is the hardest part
Cyberattacks on critical infrastructure may not have the payoff that an adversary wants.
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Putting a value on the 50x coder
The Pentagon's best coders address problems unburdened by traditional thinking, in innovative ways, maximizing the dual-purpose of digital tools, and can generate decisive cyber effects. So how should the Pentagon protect them?
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How the Pentagon can get more innovation from universities
Is the Pentagon ready to expose itself to the vulnerability of failure, and if so, what is an acceptable failure?
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How the Founding Fathers helped make the US cyber-resilient
A stable society, that can absorb attacks without falling into chaos, mayhem, and entropy, may be the most valuable tool in recovering from cyberattacks.
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Why older satellites present a cyber risk
Cyberattacks in space are no longer science fiction; they are a valid concern for satellites that have been on orbit for decades.
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5 assumptions that should change how we think about hackbacks
If private companies were able to obtain the right to hack back legally, the risks for blowback is likely more significant than the opportunity for potential gains.
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The case for high-frequency readiness
Alarmingly, as hostile near-peer adversaries reemerge, it is necessary to re-establish HF alternatives should very-high frequency, ultra-high frequency or SATCOM come under attack.
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