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With Zero Trust, What’s Old Is New—and Critical

Zero trust is more than window dressing.

Zero trust may not be an entirely new concept, but it is still important, says John Dvorak, emerging technology specialist for Red Hat and a member of the AFCEA Technology Committee and Zero Trust Strategies Subcommittee. By Matt Gibson/Shutterstock

Balancing Risks on DISA's Complex Network

Sometimes cybersecurity successes are measured in increments.

DISA’s Roger Greenwell manages operational and technical risks on one of the world’s most complex—and most critical—networks, the Defense Information Systems Network. Credit: geralt/Pixabay

Space Now a Contested Venue

The proliferation of international space systems and an increase in the number of technologies that can physically threaten satellites has led the U.S. Defense Department to redefine space as a contested environment. The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff has issued a special area of emphasis, or SAE, applying this designation to space for the military community. The result will be a change in the way military personnel view space and incorporate its role in their training regimens.

Restructuring Boosts Navy Information Sharing

An ongoing U.S. Navy realignment is uniting defense and intelligence tasks to permit missions based on both service-specific and national capabilities. The changes are accelerating the convergence of the service's command, control, communications, computers, information operations and space asset capabilities. This will enable component commanders to be more proactive in hunting down maritime threats.