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Nations Intensify Cooperation in Cyberspace

Germany and United States engagement thrives in cyberspace and information technology.

Military and civilian personnel work hand in hand to tackle challenges in cyberspace. Credit: Bundeswehr

Congress' Cyber Watchdog Sees Trouble

A GAO expert identifies cybersecurity gaps across the government.

When the GAO performs cybersecurity-related audits and reports its findings, the watchdog provides key recommendations to agencies to improve their networks and information technology from risks. The GAO also follows up to see how an agency implemented those recommendations. Credit: Illustration by Chris D’Elia based on images from GAO Reports and lurri Motov/Shutterstock

Government Agencies’ Cyber Breach Expected

GAO identified lax cybersecurity measures across federal computer systems.

When the GAO performs cybersecurity-related audits and reports its findings, it provides key recommendations to agencies to improve their networks and information technology from risks. Illustration by Chris D’Elia based on images from GAO Reports and lurri Motov/Shutterstock

Army Encryption Chip Finishing Initial NSA Testing

The circuit could soon be available to the joint community.

Army Sgt. Evan Tosunian (l) and Sgt. Allan Sosa, both assigned to the California Army National Guard’s 224th Sustainment Brigade, install single-channel ground and airborne radio systems in a Humvee at the National Guard armory in Long Beach, California, in May. The Army’s standardized, reprogrammable encryption chip known as RESCUE will help secure communications for radios, computers, unmanned vehicles and other systems. Credit: Army Staff Sgt. Matthew Ramelb, California Army National Guard

EU Releases New Cyber Strategy for Digital Decade

The strategy aims to bolster resilience, build capacity and increase cooperation.

The European Union's new Cybersecurity Strategy aims to safeguard a global and open Internet, while at the same time offering safeguards, according to a published announcement. Credit: mixmagic/Shutterstock

DISA Exploring Quantum-Resistant Cryptography

Adversaries may have quantum computers within seven years.

With U.S. adversaries expected to be using quantum computing technologies in the next several years, officials at the Defense Information Systems Agency are exploring quantum-resistant technologies.Credit: metamorworks/Shutterstock

Experts Warn of Weaponization of Personal Data

Action is needed to protect individuals and national security.

The vast troves of personal data on U.S. citizens are now being weaponized by foreign adversaries, panelists warn.at TechNet Cyber. Credit: Meranna/Shutterstock

Intelligence Inoculates Against Cyber Intruders

OSINT proves invaluable during the pandemic.

Joint Force Headquarters-Department of Defense Information Network officials use threat intelligence to bolster the defense of the network against a surge of attacks during the pandemic. Source: Rafal Olechowski/Shutterstock

The Brain-to-Machine Interface Just Became Better

Brainpower control of technology may be a step closer.

While human cyborgs may still be the stuff of science fiction, the science may be a little closer to reality following breakthroughs in materials used for neural links and other implants that offer a wide array of benefits, including potential medical advances. Credit: Ociacia/Shutterstock

As Information Grows, Military Hardware Shrinks

So will the role of humans in operating future systems.

A U.S. Army infantryman radios his situation report during an exercise. Future defense communications systems are likely to be smaller and more comprehensive as the military and industry collaborate on new information technology capabilities that help the warfighter in the battlespace. Credit: Capt. Lindsay Roman, USA