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Make Room for Unconventional Cyber Warriors
International officials recommend introverts, autistic students and middle-aged career changers.
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Facing the Truth on Cyber
Experts call it as they see it on cyber challenges.
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The Cyber Ties That Bind
NATO and the EU reinforce their cybersecurity partnership.
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Preventing Cyber Effects From Impacting the Space Domain
Adroit cyber guardians, robust ranges, resilient systems and additional cybersecurity capabilities are necessary to protect space operations.
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More Than Just Your Regular Cyberthreats
Diverse issues dominate security intelligence agenda.
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An Industry Perspective on Closing the Cyber Workforce Gap
Raytheon’s Cyber Academy changes model by offering hands-on, practical training for all.
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The 'Secret Weapon' to Securing Cyber Could be Just Getting Along, Says DOD CIO
The key to cybersecurity woes might be found in the relationships created between government and industry, the Defense Department’s chief information officer said. Partnerships might be the "secret weapon to success," particularly in the IT world, Terry Halvorsen offered during his keynote address on day two of the NITEC 2016 cyber conference in Tallinn, Estonia.
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Optimism About Cyber Workforce Advancements
Experts see some inroads being made in developing the U.S. cyber workforce.
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Intelligence Blog: Take This Cyber Czar Job and Shove It?
Joe Mazzafro, writing over at the MAZZ-INT blog for the AFCEA Intelligence community, explores the difficulty in finding a person who is both qualified and willing to be the new "Cyber Czar." "Given these circumstances I just don't see many high profile personalities attracted to being the third or fourth choice for a position that lacks authority, reports to a Deputy National Security Adviser and must operate in the shadow of DIRNSA," he writes.
Geospatial TTPs Contribute To Cyber Security
The Geospatial tradecraft has benefited from the development of tactics, techniques and procedures (TTP) that have played a major role in combating terrorism in the 21st century. These TTPs have improved the situational awareness of the operational environment, vital to understanding and mitigating threats to U.S. National Security. The cyber environment provides a new haven for those intending to act against U.S. National Security interests but that threat can also be reduced through the use of geospatial TTPs. A geospatial perspective of the cyber environment can create an increased situational awareness of computer network attacks and exploitations against Command & Control, Computers & Communications that drive Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (C4ISR) in support of U.S. National Security interests. Geospatial TTPs will once again prove their value in helping to define and reduce the threat to critical infrastructure and operating systems that support C4ISR.