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FBI Strives to Keep Ahead of Cyber Adversaries

A rapidly changing threat environment compels increased cooperation.

International hackers are not the only ones planting ransomware on unsuspecting victims. Nation-states also are using it as part of their cyber attack arsenal, and the FBI is working with domestic and international partners to thwart their efforts.

Government Seeks Forward-Looking Industry Solutions

A number of technologies have risen to the top because of their potential to address military challenges and to prosper commercially in the future.

Credit: Rabbit_Photo/Shutterstock

Open Architecture Delivers Cybersecurity Advantages

Modularity enables quick fixes and upgrades while facilitating effective training methods.

ManTech conducts a cyber testing and training exercise with cyber experts from the financial sector.

Cellphone Assured Identity Solution Offers Promise

Mobile device use in a secure facility may be possible with hardware safeguards.

A sensitive compartmented information facility may no longer be a fortress that bars entry to cellphones. Credit; Shutterstock/Andrea Crisante

Symposium Tackles Cyber Workforce Challenges

Experts discuss training information technology personnel.

At the Cyber Education, Research, and Training Symposium 2019, Brig. Gen. Dennis A. Crall, USMC, (now a Maj. Gen.) principal deputy cyber adviser, Office of the Secretary of Defense, said warfighter education and training must focus on mission preparation.

Burgeoning Fiber Infrastructure Holds the Line Against Adversaries

But it does have an Achilles’ heel or two that could pose a threat to its integrity.

Undersea fiber constitutes the backbone of international e-commerce for the world’s richest nations. However, issues regarding territorial access and oversight remain unresolved. Credit: Shutterstock/Christoph Burgstedt

DHS Builds Position, Navigation and Timing Framework

The interdepartmental effort is designed to enhance critical infrastructure resiliency.

Positioning, navigation and timing is critical to an array of critical infrastructure areas, including the electrical power grid, finance and transportation. The U.S. government is working to harden so-called PNT systems against jamming, spoofing and other vulnerabilities, in part by developing a resiliency framework. Credit: Shutterstock/NicoElNino

Future Robots Will Be Easy on Soldiers, Tough on Foes

Researchers race to enemy-proof combat robots.

Army C5ISR Center employee Donovan Sweet conducts research for the C4ISR Modular Autonomy project at Camp Grayling, Michigan, in October. The Army wants to build a fast, agile and lethal Remote Combat Vehicle capable of avoiding electronic warfare and cyber attacks. Credit: Dan LaFontaine, Army public affairs official

Cheap Cyber Weapons Threaten Unintended Consequences

A new framework helps agencies prepare for cyber surprises.

A new report developed under a joint program between the Office of the Director of National Intelligence and the Homeland Security Department develops a draft framework for organizations to assess the threat of unintended consequences in the cyber realm. Credit: issaro prakalung/Shutterstock

Look Upward and Inward for the Crux of the Next Battle

Space and cyber, and their effects, may be the keys to prevailing in future conflict.

A panel of -6s from U.S. Indo-Pacific Command organizations discuss the importance of the space and cyber domains. Credit: Bob Goodwin Photography