The report, published March 2025, lists a variety of non-state actors and major state actors that threaten U.S. national security.

The work is expected to last 14 months.

Currently performing the duties of the DoD CIO, Katie Arrington discusses upcoming changes aimed at strengthening U.S. cybersecurity.

Panelists discuss the necessary precautions for effectively utilizing open-source data.

The U.S. Cyber Command 2.0 review, which is due to be delivered to the secretary of defense, focuses on workforce issues and the integration of artificial intelligence.

Both the Defense Information Systems Agency and Joint Forces Headquarters-Department of Defense Information Network focus on readiness, campaigning, continuous modernization and establishing lethality.

The new DNI must end vulnerability chasing and embrace cost-effective risk management for industry’s classified facility security.

Funding, awareness and threat information sharing are crucial for the health and safety of all, says Health-ISAC CSO.

Defense officials and industry work to implement the Defense Operations Grid-Mesh Accelerator (DOGMA) initiative project.

The path across the Valley of Death can be long and arduous for researchers and the potentially revolutionary technologies they create.