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Strategic Risk Management

A Department of Homeland Security center provides the long game of cybersecurity and critical infrastructure protection.

Among its other responsibilities in cracking hard issues, the National Risk Management Center, part of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, is examining the concept of vendor attestation to help vendors assess themselves against a set of commonly agreed-upon metrics. Credit: Shutterstock/deepadsigns

It's Time to Take Seriously the Machine Ethics of Autonomous and AI Cyber Systems

In this age of wonder, it is critical to examine laws, policies and ethics.

Shutterstock/kentoh

Cybersecurity Decision Making Demands Guidance

Multidimensional systems and threats test cyber warriors’ abilities to choose the right course.

Navigating today’s cyber battlespace without a robust understanding of organizational risk, mission essential functions and critical cyber terrain can cause even the most seasoned manager to feel digitally adrift. Credit: Original image is a composite of at least nine images and graphics that TriSept’s, Axel Edling, created.

Cloud-Based Systems Security Must Be Shared

Protection responsibility belongs to every resident within the environment.

Overspending on cyber tools and appliances placed in the wrong location or configured poorly can be equally bad if not worse than under-resourcing. 2,500 years before the advent of digital networking, military strategist Sun Tzu’s advice is still applicable: You must know your enemy and know yourself to be victorious. Credit: Pexels/meo

Call to Action: 3D Printers to Make Protective Masks

A fledgling movement calls 3D printer owners to fight Coronavirus.

Anyone with 3D printing or other additive manufacturing capabilities can help counter the spread of the coronavirus by making N95-style masks. Credit: CDC image

Supercomputer Models Coronavirus Vulnerabilities

Oak Ridge National Lab matches virus proteins with molecules that could inhibit them.

The Summit supercomputer at Oak Ridge National Laboratory is modeling the effects of drug molecules to stop the COVID-19 coronavirus. Credit: Carlos Jones/ORNL

Raytheon is Helping to Recertify and Modernize Tomahawk Missile

Raytheon Missile Systems, Tucson, Arizona, is awarded a n

Global Technical Systems is Assisting the Navy with Computer Processing for Combat Systems

Management Services Group Inc.,* doing business as Global

Rockwell Collins is Upgrading Hawkeye Training System for the Navy

Rockwell Collins Simulation and Training Solutions, Cedar

Air Force Turns to Raytheon and L3 for Tactical Waveform Modem R&D

Raytheon Co., Marlborough, Massachusetts (FA8808-20-D-000