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Zeroizing Network Shrinks Attack Surfaces

With pure dataflow, hackers can be defeated.

Senior Airman Daniel M. Davis, USAF, 9th Communications Squadron information system security officer, looks at a computer in the cybersecurity office on Beale Air Force Base. Cybersecurity airmen must manage more than 1,100 controls to maintain the risk management framework. Credit: U.S. Air Force photo by Airman Jason W. Cochran

Weaponizing Automation Protects Cyber Systems

Unifying the military’s information network management would streamline defense protections.

Marines with Marine Corps Forces Cyberspace Command work in the cyber operations center at Lasswell Hall, Fort Meade, Maryland. MARFORCYBER Marines conduct offensive and defensive cyber operations in support of U.S. Cyber Command and operate, secure and defend the Marine Corps Enterprise Network. Credit: Staff Sgt. Jacob Osborne, USMC

Lax Cybersecurity Threatens Missions

Data protection must have a seat at the C-suite level, experts say.

Enterprisewide Risk Management (ERM) consists of the formal identification of major risks to the organization’s mission.

Rapid AI Development Demands Reform

GAO focusing on technology innovation and the policy changes it requires.

The U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) is exploring the ramifications of a number of emerging disruptive technologies. Credit: GAO file photo

Re-imagining Identity Management

The COVID-19 pandemic brings forth the need to expand digital identification.

The increase in the remote workforce due to the pandemic has highlighted calls for increased digital identity management. Credit: Shuterstock/Enzozo

Army Authentication Tokens Not Just for Tactical Use

Researchers develop technology no one else knew was needed.

Conceptually, soldiers wearing the tactical identification and authentication tokens could simply approach a system to log in and be recognized by that system, which prompts them to enter a personal identification number or to use a biometric as a second authentication factor. They also may be automatically logged out when they walk away. Credit: U.S. Army

Building the Grand Strategy for Cybersecurity

Persistent engagement in cyberspace could make the world a more dangerous place.

As part of the nine-day Cyber Guard exercise, participants work through a training scenario. Credit: Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Jesse A. Hyatt, USN

China Blends Economic and Political Might for Telecom Primacy

A new Internet and 5G dominance aim to boost government strength.

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Cloud Computing Lets IARPA Carry on During COVID-19

High-risk research makes a difference for intelligence agencies.

Unmanned aircraft have proved immensely valuable to the military and to intelligence agencies, but they are sometimes too noisy for stealthy reconnaissance. The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity is developing a silent and miniature aerial drone known as the Little Horned Owl. Credit: U.S. Defense Department photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Jeffrey S. Viano, U.S. Navy

U.S. Army Conducts Final Cyber Blitz

The exercise grows into multidomain operations.

In recent years, the Army's Cyber Blitz experiment evolved well beyond just cyber, allowing the service to define the integration of cyberspace, electronic warfare, intelligence, space and information operations. Beginning next year, the experiment will be known as Multi-Domain Operations Live. Photo by Spc. Marcus Gresham, USA