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The Other IT Coalition

A drone operator launches a quadrocopter to search for the wounded on the battlefield in the Kyiv region. Credit: Drop of Light/ Shutterstock

Coast Guard To Empower Maritime Cybersecurity

The Department of Homeland Security tackles maritime cybersecurity, enforcing regulations to counter rising threats.

The Coast Guard escorted a ship carrying two giant cranes arriving from Shanghai, China, in 2005. There were no concerns with the origin of this equipment at that time. Credit: Chief Petty Officer Alan Haraf, U.S. Coast Guard

New Military Program Aids Cyber Defenses in Latin America and the Caribbean

Air Force component partners with many nations to improve their cybersecurity, defensive cyber military tactics and cyber workforce.

The AFCEA Alamo Chapter’s annual ACE event, held in San Antonio each November, provided an opportunity in 2023 for several partner nation air force cyber leaders to not only present at the conference but also meet with U.S. military cyber officials and industry representatives about possible cyber technologies they could adopt. Credit: 12th Air Forces Public Affairs

China's Crane Kick

Brazilian Air Force Adding Cyber Center

Brazil, a crucial exercise partner in the U.S. Southern Command area of responsibility, is growing its cyberspace capabilities.

Taking On Critical Infrastructure Cyber Protections

Unit at Tyndall expands its cyber expertise to support crucial environments.

Cyber warriors from the 101st Air Communications Squadron and the Department of Defense’s CyberCore from Tyndall Air Force visit Idaho National Laboratory in Idaho Falls, Idaho, to scout out capabilities and training for the base’s homeland defense mission of critical infrastructure. Photo courtesy of the 101st Air Communications Squadron

Modernized Networks Allow C2 From Afar in Southwest Asia

Network infrastructure enhancements support Army Central warfighters.

Soldiers work to establish network connectivity in M1087 expandable van shelters during a training exercise at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait, February 4, 2022. Recent network modernization efforts provide greater cybersecurity and improve network speed, reliability and resiliency at Camp Arifjan and at Army Central headquarters at Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina. Credit: Army Sgt. 1st Class Mary Katzenberger

President's Commentary: Cooperating To Outpace the Cybersecurity Threats

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Utility Regulators Advance Cybersecurity Baselines

The measure is meant to strengthen power companies’ cyber postures.

During its winter meetings in February, the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners, in partnership with the Department of Energy, provided a set of cybersecurity baselines for electric, water and telecommunication providers. Credit: NARUC

The Rise of the Cyber-Empowered

Tech coalition led by Luxembourg and Estonia boosts Ukraine’s cyber defense.

Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy open a meeting of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group at NATO Headquarters, in Brussels, Belgium, in 2023. Credit: Chad J. McNeeley, DoD/DVIDS