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Cyber Militia Innovation Meets Mission Needs

National Guard cyber warriors build new systems to do the job.

Cyber warriors with the National Guard are sometimes similar to colonial-era militiamen, fighting with whatever technological weapons they have at home or building the tools they need. Alexander Herasymchot/Shutterstock and U.S. Defense Department courtesy photo

AI May Pose More Questions Than Answers

Amazon’s Alexa may be able to play your favorite song, but is artificial intelligence ready for the big leagues?

Artificial intelligence and machine learning are still technically in their infancy. Both show promise in the military and government arenas, but experts still have many questions.

Sentar is Providing Cybersecurity and Information Management Support to the Army

Sentar Inc.,* Huntsville, Alabama, was awarded a $10,426,

Cyber Is the Perfect Weapon

Cheap, deniable and hard to trace, cyber is a plague to be managed.

David Sanger, national security correspondent for The New York Times, discusses cyber at the AFCEA-GMU C4I and Cyber Center Symposium.

Executive Order Seeks to Block Risky Technology

The directive bans information and communications technology that poses a threat to U.S. national security.

President Trump takes action to block risky technology coming into the United States through the IT supply chain. Credit: Shutterstock/Travel mania

DISA Drafting Artificial Intelligence

AI is needed to sort through the agency’s data.

From l-r, Robert K. Ackerman, SIGNAL editor in chief, moderates a TechNet Cyber luncheon plenary with speakers Tony Montemarano, DISA executive deputy director, and Jeffrey Jones, executive director, JFHQ-DODIN. Photo by Michael Carpenter

Cyber Workforce Needs Continuous Education

A cyber career requires curiosity and an ability to adapt.

Panelists at TechNet Cyber discuss the cyber workforce and the need for continuous education. Phoot by Michael Carpenter

Envistacom is a Sub on DOD's CASTLE 2 Cyber Threat Task Order

Atlanta-based Envistacom announced on May 14 at AFCE

New Commission Takes on U.S. Cyber Policy

A group of legislators lead development of a national cyber doctrine.

Lawmakers have created a new organization, the Cyberspace Solarium Commission, to tackle a national cybersecurity policy.

Let's Talk About Data

Data management needs to be part of military planning.

From l-r, Francis Rose of Government Matters moderates a fireside chat with Gen. Paul Nakasone, USA, director of the NSA and commander of U.S. Cyber Command, and Dana Deasy, Defense Department CIO, at TechNet Cyber. Photo by Michael Carpenter