Deputy Director David Cohen speaks on the agency’s use of cyber intelligence to mitigate adversarial threats, as well as its social media efforts to target Russia’s good guys.

Growing online attack surfaces, AI-fueled threats, and international cooperation reshape cyber defense amid the Ukraine crisis.

Public-private partnerships may offer a way for the military to harness advanced telecommunications.

The training will add to efforts already underway by Denmark and the Netherlands.

Cloud computing drives the modernization for diplomats.

Open-source intelligence investigations must be well-sourced and protected from cyber or physical attacks.

As Russia advanced toward Kyiv, the country mounted a massive digital evacuation while sustaining vital digital services to minimize the looming humanitarian crisis.

The Defense Innovation Unit plans the program’s pending transition.

Rapidly growing open-source intelligence demands developing data storage, exploring DNA encoding and improving magnetic methods.

Expanding capabilities will benefit decision-makers and the intelligence community.