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Army Commands Transfer DODIN Cyber Defense Duties
NETCOM is now in charge of the Army’s worldwide regional cyber centers, and Army Cyber Command can increase its focus on electronic warfare and information operations.
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Cyber Data Sharing is Tinisha McMillan's Mission
Network data collection, analysis and sharing are core to cyber defense, and DISA Division Chief Tinisha McMillan is on a mission to improve all three.
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Aging Workforce Brings On COBOL Crisis
The U.S. Treasury Department, Justice Department, IRS and other government systems use COBOL. The language isn't dead, and it is not dying, but its coders are.
Four Steps To Reduce IoT Risk
In the past two years, hackers have increasingly targeted Internet of Things devices to breach cybersecurity defenses, increasingly aimed at corporate networks.
Cyber Personnel Unification Boosts Battle Power
With the 2020 election fast approaching and tensions with Iran continually shifting, many people are looking to U.S. Cyber Command to help ensure cybersecurity.
Free Software Can Cost Plenty
The efficiencies of using open source software carry a number of risks.
DARPA's Quantum Quest May Leapfrog Modern Computers
In the future, anyone trying to figure out how to use limited resources may reap the benefits of computers that are a hybrid of quantum and classical systems.
Quantum Information Science Matters
Across the U.S. Air Force’s research arm, scientists are developing quantum information science capabilities in four key areas of interest to the service.
Control Systems Need Software Security Too
Attackers are increasingly targeting control systems because they've recognized their vulnerability as well as the strategic importance of these critical assets.
Cyber Resources
Meeting Cyber SA and NetOps Challenges with IQ-Core Software
Cyber Situational Awareness, (SA) is top of mind for DoD decision makers. There is a critical need across defense information systems for cyber security SA that enables cyber professionals and decisio ...Open Source Software and Mission-Critical Applications: A Cautionary Tale
AFCEA International Cyber Committee The efficiencies of using and embedding open source software imply a number of risks. AFCEA Cyber Committee members have examined the origins of the OSS trend, its ...Small Business Cybersecurity
AFCEA International Small Business Committee and Cyber Committee Rapid technology changes create new security vulnerabilities that require small businesses to expend resources to remain compliant. The ...The Who, What, Why and How of DDoS Attacks: A Guide for IT Pros
The IT industry has seen a major increase of Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks over the past several years. The December 2019 New Orleans cyberattack is such an example: This attack combine ...Your Guide to Building a CSfC Approved Solution
For decades, Type 1 has been the NSA's most prized cybersecurity designation. Recent years, however, have seen the growth of NSA's Commercial Solutions for Classified (CSfC) program, which offers an a ...The Cyber Edge April 2020
Daily cyber attacks and other threats naturally take up the short-term attention of many governmental agencies, but there is a need for a more strategic look at risks to the nation's critical infrastr ...Securing the Enterprise when employees work remotely
For various reasons, many companies are encouraging or being requiring to have employees to work from home. This shift in employees working in a less secure environment creates a significant opportuni ...More from the Resource Library ...
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