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Prioritizing Cybersecurity Eases Modernization

Government IT managers should consider four points for a smooth modernization journey.

When it comes to IT modernization, agencies often set their sights on adopting next-generation technology, but cybersecurity must be a priority. Credit: PIRO4D/Pixabay

Information Warfare Requires Personalized Weaponry

A digital alter ego could protect individuals in the never-ending cyber war.

The ability to create a digital alter ego would put control of sharing personal information in an individual’s hand. Artificial intelligence within the device also would warn an owner when data is likely disinformation aimed at influencing behavior. Credit: sdecoret/Shutterstock.com

Architecting Cybersecurity Into Embedded Systems

Data in deployed networks must be protected from within.

Future Army aviation systems will need to be able to operate against adversaries with advanced capabilities even in a contested airspace. Embedded systems need to be designed with cybersecurity in mind and may require some size, weight and power tradeoffs. U.S. Army graphic by Aviation and Missile Research, Development and Engineering Center VizLab

On the Cyber Edge of History

Policy, strategy and legislation align to counter the threat.

The cyber threat offers challenges unique to this moment in history, but the cyber policy, strategy and legislation stars are aligning to counter the threat. Credit: insspirito/Pixabay

Future Network Defense Needs Self-Healing AI Systems

Data accuracy and integrity will be crucial to effective cybersecurity.

The Automated Virtual Agent for Truth Assessments in Real Time, developed at San Diego State University, can detect changes in physiology and behavior during interviews with travelers. Photo by Aaron Elkins

TRANSCOM Blazes Cyber Trail to Commercial Cloud

Command navigates tough technology terrain for others to follow.

Thirteen C-17 Globemaster III aircraft fly over the Blue Ridge Mountains in Virginia during low-level tactical training. U.S. Transportation Command, which mobilizes troops and equipment around the world, is moving its cyber and command and control systems to a commercial cloud environment. U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Jacob N. Bailey, USAF

Moving Beyond Passwords

Hardware and biometrics are up next in the evolution of digital identity verification.

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Contractors Are a Bull's-Eye for Hackers

Small defense contractors make big targets.

Small contractors remain cyber's weak link in the defense industrial chain. Credit: TheDigitalArtist/Pixabay

McAfee Releases Predictions for 2019 Cybersecurity Landscape

Cyber criminals are expected to become more sophisticated and collaborative.

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Cyber Assumes New Role in U.S. Indo-Pacific Command

The U.S. military in the largest area of operation is set to flex its digital muscles.

Adm. Philip S. Davidson, USN, commander of the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, describes the command's new cyber challenges and policy at TechNet Asia Pacific 2018 in Honolulu.