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Cyber Command doubled its contract spending in the past year
U.S. Cyber Command more than doubled the amount of money it issued in defense contracts between fiscal years 2018 and 2019, according to figures provided in written testimony to Congress.
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House members worry if the cyber force is the right size
U.S. Cyber Command’s cyber mission force consists of 133 offensive, support and defensive cyber teams. But during a March 4 hearing of the House Armed Services Committee, Rep. Jim Langevin, D-Rhode Island, used his opening statement to ask about Cyber Command’s staffing.
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Which cyber priorities didn’t appear in the Pentagon’s budget
The head of U.S. Cyber Command told Congress in a Feb. 20 letter that the budget request for fiscal year 2021 did not include $106 million that his organization could still use, mostly as a way to better defend the Pentagon’s networks.
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What new documents say about US-partner cyber operations
New documents made available through Freedom of Information Act shed light on anti-ISIS cyber operations.
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What new documents reveal about Cyber Command’s biggest operation
New documents received via the Freedom of Information Act reveal new details regarding Operation Glowing Symphony, Cyber Command's largest operation to date.
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Cyber Command wants to work more closely with the energy sector
Cyber Command worked with the Department of Energy during a recent exercise to help bolster understanding and ensure greater defense of critical assets.
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Cyber Command’s first major weapons system needs the cloud
The Air Force plans to spend as much as $95 million on cloud services from several companies to work on one of Cyber Command’s first major weapon systems.
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The problems ISIS creates for the US military online
ISIS hackers heavily rely on commercial IT services, which can pose difficulties for the military in creating disruption.
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How Cyber Command can limit the reach of ISIS
Joint Task Force-Ares helps provide necessary intelligence to agencies that aid in tracking terrorists.
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WannaCry hackers face sanctions from Treasury Department
North Korean hacking groups have attacked financial institutions to raise money for the country's nuclear program.
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