5 organizational traits that attract top cyber talent This is what successful cybersecurity workplaces have in common. By: Abby Cashman, Erin Weiss Kaya and Joseph Thompson October 19
Open-source hardware could defend against the next generation of hacking Imagine you had a secret document you had to store away from prying eyes. And you have a choice: You could buy a safe made by a company that kept the workings of its locks secret. Or you could buy a safe whose manufacturer openly published the designs, letting everyone – including thieves – see how they’re made. Which would you choose? By: Joshua M. Pearce, Michigan Technological University via AP October 17
Rethinking the concept of trust How best to protect the government’s critical data. By: Richard Ford, Ph.D. October 8
Sponsored Content Launching the cybersecurity moonshot The United States is reliant on digitally-connected technologies that are fundamental to our national security, public safety, and economic prosperity. Our nation’s ability to protect and enhance the cybersecurity is a national imperative. By: John DeSimone September 14
Government has the foundation to make blockchain its secret defense Thwarting data manipulation means a manual audit log process, advanced user behavior analytics and countless man-hours. Blockchain removes these time consuming requirements. By: Mike Ewell September 10
How the Pentagon’s new cloud initiative ignores the quantum threat A mindset that ignores how emerging technologies will interact risks America falling increasingly behind the pace of its competitors. By: Tom Keelan September 4
Why open-sourced code can boost cybersecurity There should no longer be a debate of open versus closed source in the cyber world, but instead we should insist on a community driven approach By: Kevin Keeney August 16
Federal supply-chain threats quietly growing There's a lot of emphasis on cyber threats, but the government is increasingly vulnerable to gaps in supply-chain security. By: Robert Metzger August 13
And after the Space Force, a Subterranean Force? Will U.S. defense leaders want a seventh force in the future? By: Colby Proffitt August 9
As Russians hack the US grid, a look at what’s needed to protect it The U.S. electricity grid is hard to defend because of its enormous size and heavy dependency on digital communication and computerized control software. The number of potential targets is growing as “internet of things” devices, such as smart meters, solar arrays and household batteries, connect to smart grid systems. By: Manimaran Govindarasu, Iowa State University and Adam Hahn, Washington State University August 8
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