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U.S. Cyber Command Goes Academic

The warfighting command looks to harness partnerships with academia, in addition to government and private sector relationships, to better protect America in the cyber realm.

As part of its academic engagement strategy, U.S. Cyber Command is partnering more closely with the National Defense University and will assist with NDU’s new University Consortium for Cybersecurity effort expected to begin in December, says David Frederick, the command’s executive director. Photo by Michael Carpenter

Fast Pivots Will Drive Cybersecurity Success

Strong partnerships and continuing work force development are the keys to being competitive, innovative and prepared for the future.

Wendell E. Foster, Jr., executive director, DODIN (l), and Rear Adm. William E. Chase III, USN, deputy commander, JFHQ-DODIN, talk about the past, present and future of JFHQ-DODIN during TechNet Cyber. Photo by Michael Carpenter

New Cyber Bureau Takes Shape

The new organization will focus on cyber diplomacy and setting international norms for cybersecurity.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken hosts a town hall with the State Department’s chiefs of mission at the department’s Washington, D.C., headquarters on October 25. Secretary Blinken has approved the creation of a new bureau-level cyber organization at the department. Credit: State Department photo by Freddie Everett

Military Must Move Out to Implement Zero Trust

Don’t start from scratch on cybersecurity strategy.

Military readiness relies on an exchange of information among many different systems, which creates numerous cybersecurity challenges. Credit: U.S. Defense Department/J.M. Eddins Jr., Air Force

Coast Guard Embarks on Cyber Offense

The service blends its traditional maritime roles with expanded digital strengths to thwart adversaries.

The addition of cyber offense capabilities by the U.S. Coast Guard Cyber Command marks another step in the service’s growing cyber versatility, says the leader of the command, Rear Adm. Michael Ryan, USCG (l), speaking to Coast Guardsmen in the command’s Cyber Operations Center in Washington, D.C. Credit: USCG Cyber Command

Making Sense of Intelligent Bots

DISA is employing robotic process automation to several of its processes in finance, public affairs, circuit management, security authorization and procurement.