What we continue to get wrong about cybersecurity Today’s cyberthreat environment is menacing, and it’s clear that we always need to be in a state of “high alert.” By: Kiersten E. Todt October 14
Making continuous compliance a reality Building an integrated continuous compliance solution doesn’t have to be challenging, if you have the right processes and tools. By: Tim Robinson October 10
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. By: Col. Stephen Hamilton and Jan Kallberg October 7
Time to rededicate America’s commitment to innovation leadership Today, our technical leadership is being challenged by near-peer adversaries, particularly in areas related to national security. Similar to the race to reach the Moon, this creates a clear opportunity for America. By: Bill Brown, L3Harris Technologies September 26
The key to success for the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency’s vision? Action We can no longer think about cyber vulnerabilities after they’re breached by malicious actors. By: John DeSimone, Raytheon September 20
Now’s the time to respond to North Korean cyber operations The United States and its allies should also impose additional sanctions on the key financiers of North Korea’s Reconnaissance General Bureau, which oversees North Korea’s cyber operations. By: Mathew Ha September 17
After a cyberattack, the waiting is the hardest part Cyberattacks on critical infrastructure may not have the payoff that an adversary wants. By: Jan Kallberg September 6
The US is unprepared for space cyberwarfare China and Russia have placed a high priority on developing superiority within the electromagnetic battlespace, the author of this commentary says. By: Lawrence Sellin September 4
How federal agencies can reduce dwell times Feds should pay more attention to improving detection measures. Recognizing abnormalities early would give agencies an advantage to stop hackers sooner. By: Bill Aubin September 3
How employee behavior can improve the handling of data Why controlled unclassified information has vulnerabilities and how agencies can mitigate those risks. By: Eric Trexler August 30
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