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Office of the National Cyber Director Engages Initial Strategy

The director moves to coordinate cohesive cyber actions and resources to protect the nation.

Christopher Inglis, national cyber director, speaks at AFCEA’s TechNet Cyber in Baltimore. Photo by Michael Carpenter

New Cyber Bureau Takes Shape

The new organization will focus on cyber diplomacy and setting international norms for cybersecurity.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken hosts a town hall with the State Department’s chiefs of mission at the department’s Washington, D.C., headquarters on October 25. Secretary Blinken has approved the creation of a new bureau-level cyber organization at the department. Credit: State Department photo by Freddie Everett

Demand Jumps for Robotic Process Automation at DISA

The agency’s Emerging Technology Directorate looks to deploy it on a bigger scale.

The Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) is developing robotic process automation solutions to automate some computer security authorization processes, which will reduce workloads and offer efficiencies to warfighters, such as to the airmen from the 4th Communications Squadron at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, North Carolina, who are responsible for authorizing and supporting about 7,000 computer users at the base. U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Kimberly Barrera

DISA Applies AI to Network Defense

As it advances its application of robotic process automation, DISA is expanding its AI efforts through a research agreement and a new pilot program.

Tackling CMMC Compliance

Twelve steps can help achieve certification.

An important step toward Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification is to conduct a Certified Third Party Assessor Organizations (C3PAO) assessment. Credit: Shutterstock/H_Ko

Code as Contract

Open source code is becoming a deliverable.

A new digital rubicon looms on the horizon: the use of open source code as a condition within U.S. Defense Department and intelligence community software acquisition contracts. Credit: Shutterstock/ihor2020

Military Must Move Out to Implement Zero Trust

Don’t start from scratch on cybersecurity strategy.

Military readiness relies on an exchange of information among many different systems, which creates numerous cybersecurity challenges. Credit: U.S. Defense Department/J.M. Eddins Jr., Air Force

Coast Guard Embarks on Cyber Offense

The service blends its traditional maritime roles with expanded digital strengths to thwart adversaries.

The addition of cyber offense capabilities by the U.S. Coast Guard Cyber Command marks another step in the service’s growing cyber versatility, says the leader of the command, Rear Adm. Michael Ryan, USCG (l), speaking to Coast Guardsmen in the command’s Cyber Operations Center in Washington, D.C. Credit: USCG Cyber Command

Making Sense of Intelligent Bots

DISA is employing robotic process automation to several of its processes in finance, public affairs, circuit management, security authorization and procurement.

DISA’s JADC2 Role Bigger Than Meets the Eye

Legacy systems continue to play a major part.

DISA supports JADC2 in more ways than many people might realize, according to Brian Hermann, the agency's program executive officer for services development. Credit: Titima Ongkantong/Shutterstock

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Office of the National Cyber Director Engages Initial Strategy

New Cyber Bureau Takes Shape

Demand Jumps for Robotic Process Automation at DISA

DISA Applies AI to Network Defense

Tackling CMMC Compliance

Code as Contract

Military Must Move Out to Implement Zero Trust

Coast Guard Embarks on Cyber Offense

Making Sense of Intelligent Bots

DISA’s JADC2 Role Bigger Than Meets the Eye