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The State Department Improves Its Cyber State

User experience and cybersecurity can go hand-in-hand, chief information officer says.

The State Department’s chief information officer places technology around the globe, where the makeup of the department’s offices vary considerably, from being in large cities like the American Embassy in London, to much smaller, more remote areas. Credit: Patrick Shutterstock/Shutterstock

Offensive Cyber Operations: A National Security Imperative

With ransomware, it’s time to take the fight to the adversary.

Offensive cyber operations can effectively fight against organized cyber crime and exemplify what Pillar Two of the U.S. National Cybersecurity Strategy—Disrupt and Dismantle Threat Actors—will look like. Credit: Shutterstock photo by Gorodenkoff altered by author

Facing the Valley of Death Amidst Russian Cyber Threats

European nations bordering Russia face costly challenges in building cyber-resiliency, with Finland and Estonia leading the way.

Finland and Estonia: battling relentless cyber attacks from presumably Moscow-linked actors. Credit: Peter Hermes Furian/ Shutterstock

Valley of Death, A Call to Action

Remaining relevant requires federal government transformation.

A synchronized global approach to adopt tools at the enterprise level by military organizations, federal agencies and those working with them can accelerate the go-to-market timeline for resilient solutions—and improve success rates of getting technology across the Valley of Death. Credit: metamorworks/Shutterstock

Security Force Assistance Command Blazes Army Networks Trails

A unified network includes more than new technologies.

Security Force Assistance Brigades are deployed worldwide to advise, support, liaise with and assess partner forces. This puts a premium on providing assured communications between the brigades and foreign units. Photo courtesy SFAC public affairs

Army Lab Seeks To Save Systems From Technology Boneyard

The applications laboratory delivers tech to warfighters.

The Army Applications Laboratory was created within Army Futures Command to help shepherd new capabilities across the so-called Valley of Death and into the hands of soldiers. Credit: Shutterstock/chaiyapruek youprasert

Constellation Aligns Stars for Cyber Tech Transition

DARPA and U.S. Cyber Command forge a path across technology’s death zone.

With the Constellation program, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and U.S. Cyber Command forge a path across the cyber technology dead zone to rapidly deliver capabilities to cyber warriors. Credit: Denis Belitsky/Shutterstock

Transcending the Valley of Death

A trifecta of success fosters startup innovation for warfighters.

With unprecedented and ruthless adversarial forces at work, the startup ecosystem and the U.S. Department of Defense must find ways to move innovation into the department more quickly. Credit: Sgt. 1st Class Marisol Walker, Office of the Chief, Army Reserve

Q&A With Casey Perley

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From the Desk of AFCEA’s Committees

Committee Corner

Each month, this feature highlights news from AFCEA’s various committees.