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NIST seeks public comment to update guidelines to help organizations secure data.

Defense Department seeks solutions to make sense of information, enhance C4ISR.

As the air superiority gap narrows between the U.S. military and its pursuing adversaries, airpower and information dominance will command center stage for discussions at this month’s TechNet Air 2016 symposium in Texas.

Selected hackers will be allowed to test their skills against Defense Department websites.

The air service's top scientist seeks to hasten the delivery of game-changing systems to warfighters.

Your New Year’s resolutions are probably distant memories, but resolutions to improve agency IT security should be yearlong endeavors. Before gearing up to move forward with implementing new fiscal year 2016 IT initiatives, it is a best practice to conduct a security audit to establish a baseline and serve as a comparison to start thinking about how the agency’s infrastructure and applications should change, and what impact that will have on IT security throughout the year.

New information technologies abound, but they must be sped to a force that can learn to use them quickly.

Islamic State, Russia, Iran, various cyberthreats also menace the Free World.

FY17 budget request marks an increase of 35 percent and the creation of 2 councils for cyber.

CNO's strategy mirrors overarching theme of West 2016 conference this month.