Search

Search Results for "" Cyber ""

Not finding what you’re looking for?

Search

10 of 1723 Results

‘Game-Changing’ Containers as a Service for Warfighters

A new containerization platform from the Defense Information Systems Agency aims to lift some burden off of developers.

A new containerization platform from the Host and Compute Center at DISA offers increased cybersecurity. Shutterstock/LuckyStep

U.S Cyber Command’s Evolution Is Underwritten by Legal Authorities

In its 13-year history, the nation’s cyber military has advanced to be a premier force, especially in the last three years, thanks in part to its attorneys.

Gen. Paul Nakasone, USA, commander of U.S. Cyber Command, speaking April 19 at the command's 2023 Legal Conference, noted how leverage of its legal authorities moved from understanding of national security to working with the private sector.

Lawyers Are Not Spies

Legal practitioners in the intelligence community should balance disclosure with effectiveness.

U.S. Army War College students with Penn State Dickinson Law School students analyzed international norms for illegal cyber events. Photo: Robert Martin, U.S. Army War College Public Affairs.

Lawyers Essential to Integrated Deterrence in Cyberspace

Both domestic and international laws influence the cyber domain.

Both international and national laws influence cyber operations, and lawyers are central to integrated deterrence in the cyber domain, according to Caroline Krass, general counsel, U.S. Department of Defense. Credit: Shutterstock/posteriori

Army Capability Sets to Morph as Unified Network Emerges

The service needs a new cybersecurity discussion with industry.

As the U.S. Army progresses toward a Unified Network of both enterprise and tactical capabilities, the technology capability sets will see changes, and the service will need a new dialogue with industry regarding zero trust and cybersecurity roles and responsibilities. U.S. Army photo

Cyber Diplomacy Is in High Demand

Former Marine takes diplomacy of emerging technologies, digital infrastructure and the cyber domain around the world.

Nathaniel Fick (second from l), ambassador at large, Bureau of Cyberspace and Digital Policy, U.S. Department of State, speaks to reporters on April 12 during a Defense Writers Group event in Washington, D.C.

TikTok and Talent Top Committee Discussions

The use of data from a widely used social media app could put the country at risk.

More than 80 international cyberspace allies and partners participated in the FLAG 22 cyberwarfare exercise. Credit: Chief Petty Officer Jon Dasbach, U.S. Cyber Command

Warfare and Weather Have the Power To Paralyze the Grid

A combination of cyber attacks and extreme weather could be devastating.

A Civil Engineer Squadron electrical power production journeyman inserts a metal wire into an encasing for a ground automobile retractable barrier net, at Dover Air Force Base, Delaware. Credit: Senior Airman Marco A. Gomez, U.S. Air Force

Modernizing Cyber Defense for the U.S. Navy

Navy commands change how they operate, secure and defend data.

The U.S. Navy is working to achieve a highly secure, zero-trust environment. Graphics by Petty Officer 2nd Class William Sykes and U.S. Fleet Cyber Command

Physical-Cyber Convergence Outside the Perimeter

Oversharing online places federal personnel in harm’s way.

Search AFCEA Site

Search AFCEA Site

Search

Search Results for "" Cyber ""

Filter

‘Game-Changing’ Containers as a Service for Warfighters

U.S Cyber Command’s Evolution Is Underwritten by Legal Authorities

Lawyers Are Not Spies

Lawyers Essential to Integrated Deterrence in Cyberspace

Army Capability Sets to Morph as Unified Network Emerges

Cyber Diplomacy Is in High Demand

TikTok and Talent Top Committee Discussions

Warfare and Weather Have the Power To Paralyze the Grid

Modernizing Cyber Defense for the U.S. Navy

Physical-Cyber Convergence Outside the Perimeter