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Defense Department Expands Classified Mobility Program

Senior leaders will receive tablets under new pilot program.

U.S. Air Force students use a tablet for training and education. The Defense Information Systems Agency is supplying tablets to senior leaders under the one-year pilot program.

Army Cyber Education Enlists Field Operations

Electronic warfare joins the digital realm in a confluence of activities to adjust to evolving threats.

A soldier with the 780th Military Intelligence Brigade sets up cyber tools at the National Training Center as part of the U.S. Army’s cyber electromagnetic activities (CEMA) initiative led by Army Cyber Command. The service is consolidating electronic warfare and cyber training and operations at Fort Gordon, Georgia, facilities to integrate all aspects of the disciplines.

Countermeasures to a Real Threat: Thoughts in a Dire Time

The Russians have several advantages in the information warfare game.

Startup to Provide Decentralized Encryption Key Management

Research offers greater privacy and identity protection.

University’s Institute for Cybersecurity to Build Cyber Range

New facility set to open later this year.

U.S. Army Opens Cyber Analytics Lab

The facility offers rapid solution development to support warfighters.

Combating Cyberthreats With Faster Acquisition

Combating cyberthreats takes money and a faster buying process.

Rapid Reaction Technology Office Seeks Cyber Solutions

The Defense Department office will hold a solutions meeting with industry.

In late October, companies will have the opportunity to present cyber solutions to the U.S. Defense Department's Rapid Reaction Technology Office.

5 Ways Technology Has Changed the World

Cyberspace already is the new battlefield. Is the military ready?

Computers and credit cards are the new department stores, shopping malls and food marts.

Man and Machine Marry to Fight Cyber Attacks

Carbon and silicon make a good match to secure defense networks.

The CONUS Defense Department environment shares data and information amid complex networking. A secure and effective environment could be ensured using an approach known as Digital Network Architecture, or DNA.