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True Random Entropy Is an IoT Necessity

Internet of Things devices can be a security nightmare.

Without truly random encryption, the Internet of Things will not be effectively secured. Credit: geralt/Pixabay

Sponsored: The Agile Approach to Data at Rest Protection

Self-encrypting SSD to protect data at rest.

President's Commentary: NATO Nations Need to Step Up

NATO must remain militarily strong to protect its flanks and the common interests of its members and like-minded partners.

Alamo Chapter Gives Local Earth and Science Class a Boost

The Alamo Chapter recently awarded a $1,000 STEM Teaching Tools Grant to Amanda Pelletier of Boerne-Samuel V. Champion High School in Texas. She began the school year with a brand-new class and curriculum, Earth and science, but budget restraints meant that Pelletier had to spend her own money to build the program.

Boerne-Samuel V. Champion High School students (l-r) Gifford, Salas, Medina and Sara Owen conduct a lab on sedimentary rocks using new supplies purchased with a grant funded by the Alamo Chapter.

Incoming: Cybersecurity Economics Entails Flipping the Spend

Today, government and industry increasingly are on the wrong side of the cybersecurity spend.

One Space Imaging System to View Them All

IARPA is on a quest to improve geospatial monitoring.

NASA’s development of new communications satellites began in 1960 based on the theory that placing them in a geosynchronous orbit would keep the satellites in the same area of the sky relative to the rotating Earth. Just 17 months later, NASA launched Syncom I, but the satellite stopped sending signals a few seconds before it reached its final orbit and was soon replaced by Syncom II. NASA

The Cyber Ties That Bind

NATO and the EU reinforce their cybersecurity partnership.

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From Eyes in the Skies to Data on the Ground

NATO totally transforms ISR.

NATO is building a wide range of technological capabilities, including open source intelligence, counterterrorism, artificial intelligence, space-based surveillance, electronic warfare and biometric solutions.

NATO Treads Carefully Toward a Digital Future

The alliance trails industry in innovation but benefits from its trial and error.

A Romanian navy helicopter prepares to land on the deck of a frigate during maneuvers by Standing NATO Maritime Group 2 in the Black Sea. The NATO Communications and Information (NCI) Agency is looking toward industry to equip its military and organizational forces with proven technologies that enhance mobile links.

Cyber Leaders Share Insights at Forum on Training

Everyone is struggling to keep up and can benefit from partnerships, agreed officials at the inaugural AFCEA event.

Maj. Gen. John B. Morrison Jr., USA, commanding general, U.S. Cyber Center of Excellence and Fort Gordon, Georgia, offers welcoming remarks at AFCEA’s first Cyber Education, Research and Training Symposium.