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Solutions Are at Hand

A number of you in government and industry have told us that AFCEA should provide smaller, more interactive forums focused on critical issues. We have listened and created a new series of events called Solutions. You should have begun to see some communications regarding these new events. I think the introduction of this new series of forums is such a critical milestone for AFCEA and such an opportunity for our membership that I should explain why this series of events is fundamentally different from anything we have done before.

Painful Budgets Induce Innovation

Although the U.S. Defense Department and the military industry are feeling the effects of constrained budgets, they have not yet been forced to find truly innovative solutions, Mark Bigham, chief innovation officer for Raytheon Intelligence and Information Services, told the AFCEA TechNet Augusta 2014 audience.

2019 Is the Year of Activity for Federal IT Security

New technologies and approaches are on tap for implementation.

Suzette Kent, federal chief information officer, Office of Management and Budget, describes the information security thrusts the federal government will undertake during her keynote address at the AFCEA Homeland Security Conference in Washington.

National Cybersecurity Strategy: Data Protection with Virtualized Security

Virtualized security can support the new national cybersecurity strategy goals.

Virtualized machines and networks need appropriate cybersecurity, which can be virtualized security. Virtualized cybersecurity does not replace or interfere with traditional cybersecurity measures but complements them. Credit: Quardia/Shutterstock

Senate Overwhelmingly Passes Controversial Cybersecurity Bill, Angering Opponents

The U.S. Senate passed the controversial Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act on Tuesday, paving the way for private companies to share cyberthreat information not just with each other, but with the government. But a vocal opposition to the measure took to social media during the Senate’s debate, calling on lawmakers to defeat the bill because it will tantamount to sanctioned government spying on citizens.