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Never Trust, Always Verify to Improve Data Security

As technologies and threats evolve, so must protection techniques.

By employing the Zero Trust concept, organizations benefit from a stronger security posture, including decreased reputational risk with their customers and partners. Credit: JNE Valokuvaus/Shutterstock

Jack Voltaic 2.0 Gives a Glimpse of Future Infrastructure Protection

A 2018 exercise developed by the Army Cyber Institute at West Point and hosted by the city of Houston provided participants with a full view of potential critical infrastructure crises while also offering a path to security and resiliency.

The Joint Staff's Pursuit of Improved Coalition Networks

The demand to build secure partner networks is increasing in a complex global environment. The demand to build secure partner networks is increasing in a complex global environment.

In preparation for the NATO Trident Juncture 18 exercise, a British Army convoy enters Malmo, Sweden in October after crossing the Oresund Bridge that connects to Denmark. Shared classified “federated” networks used during such exercises are a key allied tool, says Col. Jenniffer Minks, USAF (Ret.), coalition interoperability division chief, Deputy Directorate for Cyber and C4 Integration, Joint Staff J-6. Photo courtesy of NATO

Welcome to Social Cyber Warfare

Information-sharing platforms are a virtual treasure trove of ammunition.

Although social media platforms appear to connect individuals in similar groups, analysis of social activities enables advertisers—and adversaries—to target specific messages to users who are most likely to be influenced by certain posts. Credit: metamorworks/Shutterstock

Critical Infrastructure Protection Looks Inward

As threat approaches have consolidated, defensive measures take the same tack.

NATO's Answer to Cyber Warfare

NATO’s longtime motto says that an attack on one NATO member is considered an attack on all the alliance. Today, this also applies to cyberspace.

Maj. Gen. Wolfgang Renner (l), GEAF, commander, NATO CIS Group and deputy chief of staff cyberspace, SHAPE, and Col. Donald Lewis, USAF, deputy director, NATO CyOC, discuss the establishment of the alliance’s cyber operations at the CyCon U.S. conference in November 2018.

The ACC Makes Its Cyber Move

The command is reshaping itself for the multidomain battlefield.

The Air Force is becoming more of a software company with hardware components, and is buying capabilities, says Col. Chad Raduege, USAF, director of cyberspace and information dominance, Air Combat Command.

NATO Cyber Policy Under Construction

Multiple nations and dynamic threats complicate planning.

Soldiers participate in NATO’s multinational live-fire exercise Scorpions Fury 2018 in Romania last November. The alliance has declared cyberspace to be an operational domain on a par with land, sea and air, but it still must develop a policy to integrate cyber operationally with the kinetic effect domains. NATO photo

Experts Explore Mystery of Security Metrics

Cyber specialists attempt to make sense out of a modern-day Tower of Babel.

System and information security can be measured in a number of ways, including how it affects the bottom line. Credit: Shutterstock

Stopping the Flow of Cyber Breaches

Research into the cyber risks of the water sector reveals leaks at the local level.

Given that one of the water sector’s challenges in protecting infrastructure from cyber attacks is cost, research is needed into affordable security measures for control systems. Credit: Daniel Jedzura/Shutterstock