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Cybersecurity Matters When Catastrophe Strikes

Where disaster relief is concerned, cybersecurity is non-optional.

Members of the Oklahoma National Guard drive down Telephone Road in Moore, Oklahoma, May 21, 2013, en route to the neighborhoods devastated by a tornado. Cybersecurity needs to be a priority in the aftermath of major disasters when people and their personal data can be most vulnerable. U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Mark Hyber

Stavridis Warns of Russia and China Cyber Attacks

Potential adversaries target energy and finance as they seek to undermine the United States.

Adm. James Stavridis, USN (Ret.), is an operating executive for The Carlyle Group and former supreme allied commander of NATO.

Dark Wolf is Supplying Cyber Innovation Services to the Air Force

Dark Wolf Solutions LLC, Chantilly, Virginia, has been aw

Army Expands Mission of Cyber Directorate

Brigade combat teams may not be focus of future budgets

U.S Army soldiers assigned to the 155th Armored Brigade Combat Team, Task Force Spartan, bound toward an objective during a rehearsal for a 2018 combined live-fire exercise near Alexandria, Egypt. Brigade Combat Teams may not be the top priority for future budgets as wars are fought over longer distances. U.S. Army photo by Sgt. James Lefty Larime

DISA Develops Closer Ties with Intelligence Agencies

DISA and NSA to introduce new cyber capabilities in the coming years.

The Defense Information Systems Agency and the National Security Agency are partnering more closely than ever to develop and deploy cybersecurity technologies. Credit: BeeBright/Shutterstock

Intelligence University Adds Advanced Data Curriculum

Experts teach how to exploit intelligence data effectively.

Mark Bailey teaches a class in applied data science for intelligence at the National Intelligence University. (NIU photo)

DOD Budget Invests in Cyber, Interoperability

Department officials request $705 billion for fiscal year 2021.

The U.S. Defense Department has released a $705 billion fiscal year 2021 budget request that includes funding for cybersecurity, hypersonic weaponry, artificial intelligence and multidomain warfare. Credit: Defense Department photo

Bringing Cyber into Space

U.S. Space Command lays out its approach to defensive and offensive cyber capabilities.

“Defensive cyber operations will be our number one priority,” says Brig. Gen. Joseph Matos, USMC, J-6, U.S. Space Command, speaking of the command’s vital role in defending U.S. space-based assets and operations.

Growing Future Cyber Warriors

Students improve cybersecurity capabilities through Capture the Flag events.

Hands-on events, such as the Capture the Flag competitions at recent AFCEA chapter conferences, are helping to build the next generation of cybersecurity protectors. Credit: Shutterstock

Enterprise Platform To Bridge the Technology Gap for the Air Force

The service is currently conducting risk reduction assessments for enterprise-as-a-service investment meant to modernize.

Maj. Gen. Kevin Kennedy, USAF, assistant deputy CIO, Digital Transformation, and assistant deputy chief of staff for Cyber Effects Operations, speaks at the AFCEA Rocky Mountain Cyberspace Symposium.