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DHS Expands Cyber Crime Center

New cyber crime facility provides enhanced operational and training capabilities to meet the growing cyber mission.

Election Interference Attempts Come from More Countries Than Just Russia

Other nations have joined the fray in trying to alter our democratic processes and our economic stability.

Gen. Paul Nakasone, USA (c), commander, U.S. Cyber Command, speaks on a panel at the Intelligence and National Security Summit. Photo by Herman Farrer

Cyber Threats Abound, but Their Effects Are Not Certain

Protecting the nation from cyber attack entails deterring or preventing marauders from carrying out their malevolent plans. But, while government and the private sector endeavor to fight the menace jointly, evildoers constantly change their approaches and learn new ways of striking at vulnerable points. So many variables have entered the equation that even the likelihood of attacks—along with their effects—is uncertain.

Eugene Kaspersky, chief executive officer and co-founder of Kaspersky Lab, runs through the cyber threat spectrum and offers some solutions.

Air Force Needs To Make Cyber Training a Priority

Former Joint Chiefs of Staff leader sees “fundamental flaws” in the current cyber and communications educational regime.

Gen. John Hyten, USAF (Ret.), former vice chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff, speaks at the AFCEA Rocky Mountain Cyberspace Symposium on February 21.

Network Intricacy Complicates Computer Defense

As more complicated networks develop and deploy unique and expanded capabilities, protecting U.S. cyber infrastructure grows more challenging. The Department of Homeland Security’s National Protection and Programs Directorate is responsible for defending the nation’s commercial and private networks. But with the complexity of these products, the directorate’s success increasingly depends both on sharing responsibilities among government organizations and between government and industry.

Filling the Growing Cyber Workforce Gap

Diversity, job training and lifelong learning are keys to success.

Rob Joyce, senior cyber advisor to the director, NSA, talks about the cyber workforce shortage at CERTS.

Military, Government Focus on Statewide Cyber Education

STEM in Hawaii is boosted to sow seeds for cyber personnel.

Hawaii Air National Guardsmen evaluate network vulnerabilities during the Po‘oihe 2015 cybersecurity exercise at the University of Hawaii’s Information Technology Center. The cybersecurity exercise is part of a hurricane preparedness effort that encompasses several state and federal government organizations.

U.S. Army Cyber Command Gets a New Commander

Lt. Gen. Paul M. Nakasone, USA, assumed leadership of U.S. Army Cyber Command and 2nd Army during a ceremony Friday at Fort Belvoir, Virginia. He took over responsibilities from outgoing commander Lt. Gen. Edward C. Cardon, USA, who led Army Cyber for more than three years.

Government Actions Key to Building a Cyber Workforce

A digital Peace Corps may help solve a serious workplace shortage.

It's Time to Take Seriously the Machine Ethics of Autonomous and AI Cyber Systems

In this age of wonder, it is critical to examine laws, policies and ethics.

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DHS Expands Cyber Crime Center

Election Interference Attempts Come from More Countries Than Just Russia

Cyber Threats Abound, but Their Effects Are Not Certain

Air Force Needs To Make Cyber Training a Priority

Network Intricacy Complicates Computer Defense

Filling the Growing Cyber Workforce Gap

Military, Government Focus on Statewide Cyber Education

U.S. Army Cyber Command Gets a New Commander

Government Actions Key to Building a Cyber Workforce

It's Time to Take Seriously the Machine Ethics of Autonomous and AI Cyber Systems