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NIST Program Helps Unmask Facial Recognition Spoofers

Data gathered will inform new technology standards.

National Institute of Standards and Technology researchers evaluate software algorithms aimed at detecting poor quality or deliberate spoofing attempts in facial recognition and analysis photos and videos, such as images used for passports or for biometrics to provide access to computers and mobile phones. NIST image

Securing the Defense Industrial Base

Cybersecurity is at the forefront of protecting the nation and its warfighters. Modern capabilities such as cloud and zero trust help achieve that mission.

The defense industrial base supports and protects national security through partnerships with government agencies, military, academic, nonprofits and allied partners. Credit: Bill Chizek/Shutterstock

Gen. Haugh Confirmed as U.S. Cyber Commander

The U.S. Senate approves the leader to take over in the military’s leading cyber operations role.

Gen. Timothy Haugh, USAF, was confirmed by the U.S. Senate as head of U.S. Cyber Command in December 2023.

CISA Aims To Change Human Behavior for the Better

A study showed lack of basic cyber hygiene and emphasized CISA’s vital role in protecting the most vulnerable communities.

University of Wisconsic students engage in a tabletop exercise facilitated by the Department of Homeland Security and CISA. Photo by Wisconsin National Guard.

CISA To Host the Fifth President’s Cup Cybersecurity Competition

Aiming to empower cyber talent within federal agencies, CISA will host team and individual games. The awards ceremony is set to take place at the White House.

U.S. Air Force airmen compete in the 2019 President’s Cybersecurity Cup at Keesler Air Force Base. Photo by Airmen Seth Haddix.

Building a Core of Security Around the Data, Not Just the Network

Zero-trust concepts evolve beyond just protecting networks to securing data and systems.

Jim Cosby (R), chief technology officer, Public Sector, NetApp Retired Col. Dean Hullings (center), USAF, strategist, Global Defense Solutions, Forescout Technologies; and Jeremy Guiles, lead engineering consultant, Juniper Networks; discuss zero trust, data and cyber security issues December 6 at AFCEA’s TechNet Transatlantic conference.

Cyber Workforce Development Is a Long-Awaited Necessity

DoD moves out on its comprehensive approach to improve its cyber personnel management.

The Department of Defense is moving out on scores of cyber workforce development initiatives, said Matt Insor, Cyber Workforce Development Program Manager in the Defense Department’s Chief Information Office.

DoD Aims To Upend Cyber Hiring

The goal is to hire 1,000 cyber workers in three months.

A pending pilot project may turn the cyber hiring upside down for the U.S. Defense Department.

Suicide Prevention Program Not Ready for Additional IT

Military effort focuses on foundational efforts to prevent self-inflicted soldier deaths.

U.S. Marine Corps Master Sgt. Sara Sheffield sings the national anthem at the Department of Defense’s annual Suicide Prevention Awareness Recognition Ceremony in the Pentagon Hall of Heroes in September. The department aims to create a more supportive culture for warfighters facing suicidal concerns and depression by providing more access to care, increased appointment availability, mental health staffing improvements and many other actions. Credit: DoD photo by Chad McNeeley

The Decision Advantage: Left of the Kill Chain

Continuously holding adversaries at risk requires automation.

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