The opportunities of cyber in arctic warfare In a theater where the climate is the No. 1 threat, the ability to use cyber to disable vehicles or waste energy energy resources could be invaluable. By: Jan Kallberg April 26
The US must secure its supply chain in the face of anti-satellite weapons Supply chain infiltration remains an ongoing threat to national security and more needs to be done to protect these vulnerabilities from cyber espionage and exploitation. By: Trevor Logan May 16
Local governments’ cybersecurity crisis in 8 charts Within the past few weeks, two large American cities learned that their information systems were hacked. April 30
Defending hospitals against life-threatening cyberattacks Like any large company, a modern hospital has hundreds – even thousands – of workers using countless computers, smartphones and other electronic devices that are vulnerable to security breaches, data thefts and ransomware attacks. But hospitals are unlike other companies in two important ways. By: Mohammad S. Jalali, MIT Sloan School of Management via AP April 25
4 ways to deliver tactical cyber to the battlefield The pace of network-centric warfighting on the battlefield is increasing and the DoD needs to keep pace by adopting new technologies. By: Charlie Kawasaki April 3
How the Pentagon can get serious about cyber To make cybersecurity a priority within the defense community, the Pentagon has its acquisition office. By: Mike Gruss April 2
Protecting critical infrastructure from dire threats Deborah Lee James, the former secretary of the Air Force, outlines how the US needs to improve its critical infrastructure cyber security. By: Deborah Lee James March 28
What new email security standards mean for federal agencies An understanding and implementation of specific authentication steps could help make fake and malicious “government” emails a cyberthreat of the past. By: David Wagner, Zix March 19
Lifecycle management approach to tech, talent could address cyber skills shortfall [Commentary] A magnifying glass has been focused on the significant shortfall in cybersecurity talent in the government. By: Tom McAndrew, Coalfire November 20, 2017
Artificial intelligence is the weapon of the next Cold War As after World War II, nations are developing weapons based on advanced technology, and as AI software develops, it will be able to make decisions based on more data, and more quickly, than humans can handle. By: Jeremy Straub, North Dakota State University January 30
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