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Future Robots Will Be Easy on Soldiers, Tough on Foes
The U.S. Army envisions future robotic vehicles that are easy for soldiers to operate while proving difficult for enemy forces to detect, jam or hack.
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Burgeoning Fiber Infrastructure Holds the Line Against Adversaries
Damage to the fiber infrastructure, which serves as the backbone of the Internet and all the e-commerce that travels over it, could bring economic upheaval.
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Cheap Cyber Weapons Threaten Unintended Consequences
“What I want [organizations] to think about is that they are always potentially on the front lines of a global cyber war.”
DHS Builds Position, Navigation and Timing Framework
A DHS framework will ultimately improve resilience for systems that provide positioning, navigation and timing for a wide variety of users.
Symposium Tackles Cyber Workforce Challenges
To ensure U.S. warfighters have the training they need to fill military cyber openings, AFCEA will host the Cyber Education, Research, and Training Symposium.
Scientists Capture Lightning Data for Electric Grid Cybersecurity
Monitoring global lightning strikes could help detect cyber attacks on the U.S. electrical grid, according to researchers who have a patent pending to do just that.
It Is All About the Nodes
As the U.S. Air Force is working to define operations on the battlefield of the future, sensors or other digitally connected devices will play a key role but on a much larger scale.
DISA Prototypes Eliminate Cyber Threats Daily
The Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) Cloud Based Internet Isolation prototyping effort is already eliminating cyber threats every day.
Multidomain Operations May Hinge on IoT Capabilities
The U.S. Army is looking toward the Internet of Things to reshape the future force for multidomain operations.
Cyber Resources
Will Your Security Solution Fit the New CMMC Framework?
The Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) promises to have significant impact on the state of cybersecurity requirements for US DIB contractors. Each member of the DIB supply chain plays a ...NIST: 800-160(2) and 800-171(B) Securing High Value Assets and Confidential Unclassified Information
The NIST publications 800-160 Volume 21 and 800-1712 deal with developing cyber-resilient systems and protecting controlled unclassified information in nonfederal systems and organizations, respective ...Signal Cyber Edge October 2019
Cyber policy traditionally has focused more on enterprise networks than tactical systems, according to Nancy Kreidler, the Army's new leader for the Cybersecurity and Information Assurance Directorate ...Cyber Insurance
The Cyber Insurance Subcommittee of AFCEA International's Cyber Committee concluded cyber insurance is useful in risk transference but with some important caveats. For example, a purchase decision is ...Signal Cyber Edge July 2019
The whole is greater than the sum of its parts when the two combine forces for information technology. BY ROBERT K. ACKERMANThe U.S. Army is building a tighter relationship with industry to t ...
Why UEM is the key to enterprise IT security?
Free e-book that aids in improving your enterprise IT securityMost IT admins have asked themselves at some point in time, "How do I achieve and sustain enterprise IT security?"
With cybercr ...
Cyber Deception: How to Build a Program
With traditional cybersecurity, companies play a cat-and-mouse game to identify, block, and prevent threats. A deception program changes this by giving defenders the ability to learn about attackers i ...More from the Resource Library ...
AFCEA Corporate Member CYBER Directory
AFCEA corporate membership required to be listed in the directory. Not listed? Join Now!Introducing AFCEA’s Cyber Edge Writing Contest
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Sponsored by ManTech
FOCUS: The exploration of ongoing or potential cyber hazards and threats as well as possible solutions or current activities or programs that address these challenges.
APPROACH: • Explain the threat. • Describe a solution and how it could (or is) alleviating current dangers. • Report on activities that are either possible, necessary or already underway to implement the technology, program or concept.
PRIZES: The top three authors will each receive a monetary prize and have their articles published in SIGNAL Media. • First place $5,000 • Second Place $2,000 • Third Place $1,000
For Contest Details and Eligibility:
https://cyber.afcea.org/TheCyberEdgeWritingContest2020
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