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Behavioral analytic tools might just open new horizons for better cybersecurity that would let experts better prioritize alerts and collect actionable intelligence, giving them an advantage for more rapid responses to breaches. Or might they open new doors for hackers?

Two years ago, the Defense Department developed the Joint Information Environment framework. Since then, key stakeholders and drivers have worked to realign, restructure and modernize the department’s information technology networks to increase collaboration while reducing the cyberthreat landscape.

The U.S. Defense Department integrates cyber operations and defense.

The U.S. Army has established a Cyber Chief Information Officer Focal within the acquisition community, responding to the ever-expanding role cyber now has in the service branch.

Commercial leaders press for a presidential cyber advisory committee to spur national dialogue between industry and the government.

NIE efforts in the laboratory and in the field will bring better, more secure cyber capabilities to bear.

The U.S. response entails multiple government organizations.

Budgets and geographic locations influence future capabilities for soldiers.

Northrop Grumman officials offer a glimpse into technologies developed at Advanced Cyber Technology Center.

Many information technology organizations are taking a different approach to cybersecurity that radically reduces the time to detect and respond to attempted cyber attacks.