Search AFCEA Site

Search

Search Results for "" Cyber ""

Not finding what you’re looking for?

Search

10 of 1691 Results

U.S. Civil Unrest May Move into Cyber Realm

Cybersecurity experts warn that the destructive fervor could shift into the digital environment.

Cybersecurity experts warn of possible growing cyber risks from domestic unrest. Credit: Shutterstock/Sergey Nivens

Defense Digital Service and HackerOne Initiate Third ‘Hack the Army’ Bug Bounty Challenge

The Defense Digital Service (DDS) and HackerOne announced the launch of DDS’s eleventh bug bounty program with HackerOne.

Credit: Shutterstock/Aleksandar Malivuk

Red Means Stop, Cyber Means Nothing

Overuse of the term has become a word hazard.

When people around the world are communicating, they must use precise terms to ensure they are referring to the same topics, problems, results and solutions. Credit: Shutterstock/Rawpixel.com

Army Builds Software Readiness

A service initiative creates accountability and transforms its perspective.

Roderick Wilson performs a scan to ensure all computer equipment on the installation has the proper operating system and software patches installed at Anniston Army Depot. Credit: Jennifer Bacchus

Nations Intensify Cooperation in Cyberspace

Germany and United States engagement thrives in cyberspace and information technology.

Military and civilian personnel work hand in hand to tackle challenges in cyberspace. Credit: Bundeswehr

Congress' Cyber Watchdog Sees Trouble

A GAO expert identifies cybersecurity gaps across the government.

When the GAO performs cybersecurity-related audits and reports its findings, the watchdog provides key recommendations to agencies to improve their networks and information technology from risks. The GAO also follows up to see how an agency implemented those recommendations. Credit: Illustration by Chris D’Elia based on images from GAO Reports and lurri Motov/Shutterstock

Army Encryption Chip Finishing Initial NSA Testing

The circuit could soon be available to the joint community.

Army Sgt. Evan Tosunian (l) and Sgt. Allan Sosa, both assigned to the California Army National Guard’s 224th Sustainment Brigade, install single-channel ground and airborne radio systems in a Humvee at the National Guard armory in Long Beach, California, in May. The Army’s standardized, reprogrammable encryption chip known as RESCUE will help secure communications for radios, computers, unmanned vehicles and other systems. Credit: Army Staff Sgt. Matthew Ramelb, California Army National Guard

Sponsored: Consumer Apps and the Rise of Weaponized Data

Experts have issued fresh warnings to U.S. citizens over the enormous amount of sensitive, personal information being captured and weaponized by the country’s adversaries.

Shutterstock/Thitichaya Yajampa

Troubling Cyber Attack Necessitates Enhanced Federal Coordination

Government departments form response group to battle “significant and ongoing” cybersecurity attack.

The extent of the global cyber attack by purported Russian threat actors has the U.S. government forming a new group to provide a coordinated response. Credit: Shutterstock/Alexander Limbach

DISA Exploring Quantum-Resistant Cryptography

Adversaries may have quantum computers within seven years.

With U.S. adversaries expected to be using quantum computing technologies in the next several years, officials at the Defense Information Systems Agency are exploring quantum-resistant technologies.Credit: metamorworks/Shutterstock