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CMMC Success Begins with IT Leadership

Organizations need an all-hands-on-deck approach.

Cybersecurity grows more complex with the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification. Effective compliance begins with effective leadership. Credit: fizkes/Shutterstock

Cyber Compliance Is Not Necessarily Cybersecurity

To succeed, improve defenses at the speed of the threat.

Cyber program managers must review their plans to respond to today’s evolving threat environment. Shutterstock

Flying Right Into Open Architecture

The Navy’s acquisition strategy aims at open architectures in aviation programs.

In its pursuit of open architecture solutions, the U.S. Navy has made “great strides” in applying the Mission Computer Alternative (MCA) platform, which is a Hardware Open Systems Technologies- (HOST-) conforming mission computer. The service is currently testing the MCA/HOST platform in its E-2D Advanced Hawkeye tactical airborne early warning aircraft and in its T-45 training aircraft (above)—and is considering how to advance the solutions to other platforms. U.S. Navy photo

Cyber Institute Probes All Dimensions of Extended Reality

Researchers study the pros and cons of the virtual world.

Using virtual reality, soldiers from Fort Sill, Oklahoma, get a look at components of the Army’s new prototype Long Range Hypersonic Weapon and a chance to influence how the system is designed. In the future, units may use 3D printers to build their own virtual reality headsets. U.S. Army

U.S. Cyber Command Hunts Forward

The nation’s cyber force, when called upon, deploys to other nations to protect against nefrarious adversarial behavior in the digital realm.

Gen. Paul Nakasone, USA, commander, U.S. Cyber Command; director, National Security Agency; and chief, Central Security Service, pictured speaking in 2019 with cyber soldiers assigned Fort Meade, expects an increase in the number of cyber teams deployed at the request of foreign governments to help defend against cyber marauders. Credit: Steven Stover, 780th Military Intelligence Brigade (Cyber)

Stephenson Stellar is Developing Cyber Range Software Prototype

Stephenson Stellar Corp., Baton Rouge, Louisiana, has bee

Bridging the Gap Between the IC and Private Assets of National Importance

The Analysis and Resilience Center has the unique role of helping to protect industry-owned infrastructure.

Operating for just about 7 months, the Analysis and Resilience Center for Systemic Risk, or ARC, has a unique role in helping to protect industry-owned assets that have implications to national security if attacked by cybermauraders. Credit: Shutterstock/xtock

Cyber Hygiene Key to Protecting Networks in a Changing Online Environment

Combating cyber adversaries is a broad area requiring significant amounts of human intelligence and a deep technical expertise to identify them.

Cyber adversaries are creating a “wild west” environment in cyberspace where organizations must be aware of their security to protect themselves, said Gene Yoo, CEO of Resecurity Inc. Credit: Shutterstock

Shall the Children Lead in Cyberspace?

Cyber hygiene should begin at home and spread among relatives.

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Improving Identity Security and Management in a Cloud Environment

Government agencies can benefit from cloud-based security architectures.

Cloud-based security architectures can help federal agencies protect their infrastructure and manage change as it occurs, says Sean Frazier, federal chief security officer at Okta Inc. Credit: Shutterstock