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Army to Issue Cyber Quest Report Soon

The experiment focuses on cyber situational awareness.

Soldiers assigned to the 3rd Cavalry Regiment, alongside Iraqi security forces, fire artillery at known Islamic State of Iraq and Syria locations near the Iraqi-Syrian border. The annual Cyber Quest experiment, which focused this year on cyber situational understanding, is designed to evaluate prototypical technologies and deliver systems to warfighters sooner. Army photo by Spc. Anthony Zendejas IV

Finding Cyber Threats With Big Data Analytics

Cyber agents sift through volumes of network data.

As cyber attacks increase, the combination of big data capabilities and network analytics will allow network monitoring agents to shift from defense to offense. Credit: Shutterstock

The Year in Cybersecurity: The Story So Far

Industry tackles an array of cyber challenges.

Cybersecurity trends so far this year include a stern reminder that the threat of nation-sponsored cyber attacks cannot be ignored. Credit: TheDigitalArtist/Pixabay

The Navy Looks to the Promise of the Cloud

As the service steers toward advanced cloud computing, a lot is at stake.

Sailors assist with the landing of a Marine Corps CH-53E Super Stallion helicopter on the deck of the U.S. Navy’s USS Wasp assault ship as part of an April certification exercise in the Philippine Sea. In its role of steering the Navy toward the best information technology for the 21st century, the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center (SSC) Atlantic is looking at cloud computing systems to support the warfighter. Credit: Petty Officer 3rd Class Levingston Lewis, USN

U.S. Army Prepares to Fight in the New Domain

As the service metamorphoses, CERDEC ramps up cyber capabilities.

While the U.S. Army is working on significantly upgrading its situational awareness system Blue Force Tracking, in use on more than 98,000 platforms, its cyber situational awareness needs improvement, especially in red and gray zones. Army photo

NSF Cloud Enlightens Scientific Research

Partnership gives academia extra computing credits.

Quantum Conquests Require Resource Commitments

The global communications race is heating up, but who’s winning?

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Are Defense Networks Up to the Near-Peer Challenge?

Inexpensive technologies reinvigorate U.S. adversaries.

After enjoying a period without peers, the U.S. now find itself facing a variety of threats, including Russia, China and terrorist groups. Credit: TheDigitialArtist/Pixabay

The Problems With Hacking Back

Combating cyber criminals the smart way.

Although hacking back against cyber criminals may seem morally justifiable, it can quickly spiral out of control. Credit: TheDigitalArtist/Pixabay

DHS Aims to Improve Cybersecurity and Survivability

The department’s strategy encompasses new targets in the critical infrastructure.

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