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Hacking Poses Risks for Artificial Intelligence

Even without access, hackers can poison data and sabotage algorithms.

Artificial intelligence (AI)/machine learning (ML) is especially susceptible to hacking and can be attacked even without access to the computer network it runs on. Credit: Shutterstock/Sasun Bughdaryan

Directorate Aids AI Adoption for Homeland Security

An artificial intelligence implementation plan looms.

The Department of Homeland Security’s Science and Technology Directorate is publishing an artificial intelligence and machine learning implementation plan and building a community of interest to foster adoption of the technology across the department. Credit: sdecoret/Shutterstock

Reworking the Working Capital Fund Can Save Cyber

Defense Department research and development is hindered by archaic rules.

Competitions and other extensive exercises are part of the trainings that cyber officers receive. Credit: Master Sgt. R.J. Biermann

NAVWAR Strives for Industry-Style Innovation

The command emphasizes a culture of empowerment.

Two cyber experts in the Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (NAVWAR) review the cyber baseline process. NAVWAR is implementing new approaches to ensure the security and resiliency of Navy cyber assets. U.S. Navy photo

DISA Targets Individual Expertise to Boost Diversity

Looking within and outside are complementary efforts for the same goal.

Damien J. Terry is the chief diversity officer for DISA.

Advice for Cyber Protectors: Focus on Outcomes

Mastery of fundamentals is also an important trait of successful cyber defenders.

Credit: Alexander Supertramp/Shutterstock

Space Force's Cyber Cell Provides Key Protections

The Cyber Defense Correlation Cell for Space aids cyber mission defense teams in protecting vital U.S. space assets.

Lt. Gen. Stephen Whiting, Space Operations Command commander, shown inducting a service member into the U.S. Space Force, discussed cyber defense advancements at the 2022 Rocky Mountain Cyberspace Symposium. Credit: U.S. Space Force photo by Staff Sgt. Kirsten Brandes

The Air Force Has a 17-D Training Gap Issue

Leaders say the service is not doing enough to prepare airmen whose careers focus on cyber, networking and communications.

Panelists discuss cyber training for the Air Force during a panel at the Rocky Mountain Cyberspace Symposium 2022.

Zero Trust: Go Ahead and Open Apps to the Internet

Success depends on how zero trust is implemented.

The Office of Management and Budget mandates that agencies allow Internet access to least one Federal Information Security Management Act Moderate system that requires authentication and is not currently Internet-accessible. Credit: jamesteohart/Shutterstock

For the Navy, Information Is the New Wind in its Sails

Data may determine the winner in the next conflict.

Vice Adm. Jeffrey E. Trussler, USN, deputy chief of naval operations for information warfare and director of Naval Intelligence, describes the rising tide of information warfare at WEST 2022. Photo by Michael Carpenter