How to fix the gaps in weapons system cybersecurity The Department of Defense can neither protect the assets nor defeat the threats its leaders cannot see. By: Bill Wright 2 days ago
Why Augusta deserves to be home to a cyber army The U.S. Army, the city of Augusta and the state of Georgia are well on the way to validating the decision to make Augusta a cyber hub. By: Carm Cicalese February 6
Is cybersecurity more important than cost, schedule or performance? With foreign hackers more active, government leaders must embrace cybersecurity as a fourth pillar of acquisition. By: Tommy Gardner February 1
To improve supply chain risks, agencies should double-down on visibility Agencies can increase their resilience in the face of supply chain risk by improving the visibility of the devices on their networks. By: Ellen Sundra January 15
What will it take to monitor and secure mobile military networks? Soldiers in combat require immediate access to information, which requires a dependable and secure network. Army leaders must have a system in place that allows them to quickly address problems and bottlenecks as they occur. By: Mav Turner January 9
Two cyber risks every agency should worry about in 2019 In 2019, more government agencies will trust cloud providers to protect their data. They’ll also need greater security for personal biometric information. By: George Kamis December 31, 2018
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. By: Jan Kallberg December 28, 2018
The 2020 Census takes on new threat territory: mobile The use of mobile devices in the 2020 Census promises benefits -- and risks. By: Bob Stevens December 20, 2018
There will be no ‘Cyber Cuban Missile Crisis’ If we truly want to understand cyber war, we need to do better than misapply analogies from past conflicts that do not fit the modern threat profile. By: Kelsey D. Atherton June 6, 2018
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. By: Jan Kallberg December 5, 2018
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