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CompTIA's CSA+ Mini-Boot Camp at DCOS

CompTIA is offering a bonus to Cybersecurity Analyst (CSA+) mini-boot camp participants at AFCEA's Defensive Cyber Operations Symposium.

Attending conference sessions like this one from the 2016 DCOS can help you earn certifications. Photo by Michael Carpenter

Information Agency Innovates Innovation

Two new initiatives launch DISA forward to deliver new capabilities.

Members of DISA’s NetOps Solutions collaborate on innovative enhancements for capabilities that automate many key functions of DISA’s services and infrastructure. Photography by Kevin Headtke, DISA Visual Information Services Branch

Army's Cyber Quest Focuses on Industry Input

The annual 26-day event runs through June 30 at Fort Gordon, Georgia.

Soldiers will experiment with a range of cyber, electronic warfare and signal technologies during Cyber Quest 2017. (Photo courtesy CCoE Public Affairs)

Innovation, Efficiency Drive Defense Information Systems

Pouring a quart out of a pint jar is the new way of military networking.

An EQ-4 Global Hawk equipped with a battlefield airborne communications node, which has been used to link multinational coalition ground and airborne assets, prepares to depart on a mission in Southwest Asia. The Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) is counting on innovation to further its networking activities, particularly among coalition partners.

The Evolution of the Cyber Hunter

DISA matures its skill in stalking network threats.

The U.S. Air Force Must Aim Higher in Cyberspace

Airpower in future crises must stress cyber warfare. But some experts fear cyber effects could resemble nuclear effects, and deterrence approaches are neither the same nor effective.

U.S. Airmen with the 1st Combat Communications Squadron review their systems against technical guides during a cybersecurity audit in March at Ramstein Air Base, Germany. Photo by Staff Sgt. Timothy Moore, USAF

NATO Releases IoT Draft Report

The Parliamentary Assembly will discuss the analysis at its spring session May 26-29.

The Internet of Things poses some risks to military forces, a draft report from NATO's Parliamentary Assembly points out. The report will be discussed at the assembly's spring session and will be updated over the summer.

Earn CEUs While Getting Information Too

At this year's Defensive Cyber Operations Symposium, attendees get the chance to listen to experts and enhance careers by receiving continuing education units.