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Hacking the Human Is the Next Cyber Threat

Security flaws in medical nanotechnologies could be deadly.

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Mission First: The Story of an NSA Hacker

A front-line network warrior describes the heat of battle.

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Convergence Guides Army Cyber

Intelligence, electronic warfare and signals lock arms in the digital battle.

A U.S. Army paratrooper communicates by radio during a drop in Latvia. Traditional radio and network status information will play a key role in cyber situational awareness in the digital battlespace. Credit: Army photography by Spec. Dustin Biven, USA

Mom Inspires NSA Hacker

Sometimes tinkering with technology runs in the family.

Now an NSA hacker, Army Specialist Alexander Woody made a major career change similar to the one his mother made shortly after his birth. Credit: alan9187/Pixabay

Cyber Threat Intelligence Fights Fraud, Waste and Abuse

Big data is the government's most lethal weapon.

Cyber threat intelligence may be helpful in countering government fraud, waste and abuse. Credit: Shutterstock

Network Automation Brings Federal Agencies Closer to AI

Automation enhances network efficiency.

Government network automation paves the way for artificial intelligence and machine learning. Credit: Shutterstock

Unified Platform Unifies Cyber Warfighting

Technology provides military with increased speed, agility and precision.

Rear Adm. Timothy White, USN, commander, Cyber National Mission Force, U.S. Cyber Command, shares feedback with students attending the Joint Cyber Analysis course at the Information Warfare Training Command (IWTC), Corry Station, Pensacola, Florida. The Unified Platform will assist members of all services in securing networks by enabling cyber warriors to prosecute full-spectrum cyberspace operations. Credit: Glenn Sircy/Center for Information Warfare Training Public Affairs

Latest Leakers Are Canaries in Coal Mine

To improve information management, organizations must adjust to millennial mindset.

The millennial generation came of age when the ability to share information via technology was just beginning. Without guidelines, many began to share everything without regard of the consequences to themselves or others. Credit: GaudiLab/Shutterstock

DHS Tackles Emergency Communications Interoperability

Even as new technologies are introduced, the focus remains on human training.

A mobile intensive care unit paramedic communicates using a land mobile radio. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is working with the full spectrum of emergency responders to improve communications interoperability during disaster events.

DHS Builds Mobile Defenses

R&D is focusing on securing devices and applications.

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