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Is the Cyber Workforce Shortage a Myth?

According to a CISA expert, plenty of workers are available, but it’s complicated.

While some experts accept a severe cyber workforce shortage as an established fact, others beg to differ. Credit: Tuấn-stock.adobe.com

Telecom Industry Eyes Artificial Intelligence Uses for Radio Access Networks

The technology could bring many advancements, the industry says.

Artificial intelligence (AI) applied to radio access networks (AI-RAN) can provide great performance and operational advances for communication networks Credit: The Little Hut/stock.adobe.com

Revolutionizing the Future of Mission Command

Army officials applaud the branch’s Next-Generation Command and Control concept while also acknowledging that changes must be made.

Gen. Randy A. George, chief of staff of the Army, receives a demonstration of Next-Generation Command and Control (NGC2) experimental capabilities as part of Project Convergence – Capstone 4 at Fort Irwin, California, in March 2024. At this year’s Project Convergence – Capstone 5, also taking place at Fort Irwin, the Army conducted a soldier-led NGC2 “proof of principle” for the Army to assess progress with the approach. U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Brahim Douglas

DISA Building Data Analytics Support Cell ‘Out of Hide’

The fledgling effort better aligns data capabilities between the Defense Information Systems Agency and the Joint Forces Headquarters-Department of Defense Information Network.

Lt. Gen. Paul Stanton, USA, director, Defense Information Systems Agency and commander, Joint Forces Headquarters-Department of Defense Information Network, is building a data analytics support cell to better combine capabilities of both organizations and support U.S. Cyber Command and warfighters. Credit: Defense Information Systems Agency

U.S. Defense Department Sharpens the Cyber Sword

High-ranking officials say they are prepared to aggressively deter adversaries from attacking U.S. systems and networks.

The top cyber officials in the U.S. Defense Department stress the need for a more offensive approach to cyber operations. Credit: Kan-stock.adobe.com

Bridging the Gap in Cross-Border Cyber Defense Strategies

Cross-national cooperation must be streamlined to adapt to the evolving threat.

Governments may be constrained by lengthy processes, but private companies have the flexibility required to stay competitive in cybersecurity. Credit: ArtCraft/stock.adobe.com

Soldiers Show Off Capabilities at Warfighter Exercise

U.S. Army officials highlight three new innovations tested during a Warfighter Exercise.

U.S. Army Lt. Gen. Matthew McFarlane, commander of America’s First Corps, along with Command Sgt. Maj. Nema Mobarakzadeh (Mobar), and military members of Australia, Japan and the United States, salute during Yama Sakura 87’s closing ceremony at Camp Asaka, Japan, in December 2024. Credit: Staff Sgt. Brahim Douglas, 24th Theater Public Affairs Support Element

On Point: Q&A With Lt. Gen. Paul Stanton, USA

Army Lt. Gen. Paul Stanton serves a dual-hatted position as commander, Joint Forces Headquarters-Department of Defense Information Network (JFHQ-DODIN), and director of the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA).