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Cybersecurity Matters When Catastrophe Strikes

Where disaster relief is concerned, cybersecurity is non-optional.

Members of the Oklahoma National Guard drive down Telephone Road in Moore, Oklahoma, May 21, 2013, en route to the neighborhoods devastated by a tornado. Cybersecurity needs to be a priority in the aftermath of major disasters when people and their personal data can be most vulnerable. U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Mark Hyber

Army Expands Mission of Cyber Directorate

Brigade combat teams may not be focus of future budgets

U.S Army soldiers assigned to the 155th Armored Brigade Combat Team, Task Force Spartan, bound toward an objective during a rehearsal for a 2018 combined live-fire exercise near Alexandria, Egypt. Brigade Combat Teams may not be the top priority for future budgets as wars are fought over longer distances. U.S. Army photo by Sgt. James Lefty Larime

Growing Future Cyber Warriors

Students improve cybersecurity capabilities through Capture the Flag events.

Hands-on events, such as the Capture the Flag competitions at recent AFCEA chapter conferences, are helping to build the next generation of cybersecurity protectors. Credit: Shutterstock

Information Warfare Platform Goes to Sea

Digitization includes AI, cyber and data analytics.

The amphibious assault ship USS Bataan (LHD 5) departs Naval Base Norfolk. It will be one of two ships to initially carry the Information Warfare Platform to sea. Photographer’s Mate 1st Class Shawn Eklund/U.S. Navy

Navy Sets New Course for Information Technology

A recent reorganization will help, but specific challenges loom.

The aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt transits the Pacific Ocean with the USS Russell and the USS Paul Hamilton. The U.S. Navy is facing several challenges as it strives to modernize its information technology across the breadth of its sea and land assets. U.S. Navy photo

Military Aims for Identity Security Trifecta

An innovative system would provide identity verification, authentication and system access management.

Spc. Damaris Vazquez, USA, an orderly room clerk with 90th Human Resources Company, Special Troops Battalion, 3rd Infantry Division Sustainment Brigade, Fort Stewart, Georgia, scans a common access card at Fort Jackson, South Carolina, to process soldiers in units assisting with Hurricane Florence relief efforts. Credit: Sgt. Elizabeth White, USA/Released

FBI Considers Zero Trust Architecture

Authorizing official weighs its application with existing FBI platforms.

The FBI is examining how zero trust architecture could apply to its cybersecurity measures. Credit: Shutterstock/Kristi Blokhin

Keys to Building A World-Class Cybersecurity Workforce

Success stories offer insights into how to move forward.

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Six Cyber Fraud Predictions for 2020

As long as fraud is profitable, breaches will occur.

Now that identity is the currency of the digital world and data is the fuel that powers the digital economy, digital identities are continually being compromised on multiple levels. Credit: Tashatuvango/Shutterstock

Network Resilience vs. Cyber Resilience

Aren’t they the same thing?

Network resilience and cyber resilience are similar but different, says Wayne Lloyd, RedSeal chief technology officer. Credit: Gerd Altmann/Pixabay