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Partnerships Power Cyber Readiness

DoD’s cyber big three present a united front.

The top three cyber and technology leaders at the Department of Defense—(l-r) John Sherman, chief information officer (CIO); Gen. Paul Nakasone, U.S. Cyber commander; and Lt. Gen. Bob Skinner, commander JFHQ-DODIN—are closely aligned, they say, which aids in understanding, outcomes and operations. “This is the best relationship that I’ve ever seen between the CIO, who [delivers] policy, guidance and government resources and the operational commander,” offered Gen. Skinner. Credit: Michael Carpenter

NATO Launches Cyber Acquisition Reform Study

The alliance intends to enhance development and deployment of cyber capabilities.

Intelligence Inoculates Against Cyber Intruders

OSINT proves invaluable during the pandemic.

Joint Force Headquarters-Department of Defense Information Network officials use threat intelligence to bolster the defense of the network against a surge of attacks during the pandemic. Source: Rafal Olechowski/Shutterstock

Damage From Cyber Espionage Looms Large

The economics of spying all but ensure a robust industry in stolen secrets.

U.S. Air Force F-15 Eagles flying for the U.S. Pacific Command taxi near a runway at Kadena Air Base, Okinawa, Japan. North Korean hackers stole wing designs for the F-15 from a South Korean company in a series of cyber attacks over a two-year period.

'We Cannot Have A Failure to Imagine'

Gen. Fogarty presents his call to action for the cyber workforce.

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Defining the Undefinable: Cyber's Future

Army officials tackle tough issues for future warfighters at AFCEA TechNet Augusta 2014.

President's Commentary: Do Cyber Warriors Need a Degree?

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In Army Cyber, Policy Meets Reality

What once was top-down governance in the G-6 is now more of a two-way street.

A soldier with the U.S. Army’s 780th Military Intelligence Brigade sets up deployable cyber tools at the National Training Center in Fort Irwin, California. The Army’s Chief Information Officer (CIO)/G-6 office is working to bring operations, intelligence and policy making closer together in its cybersecurity efforts. Credit: U.S. Cyber Command

The U.S. Military Must Defend Its Power Grid

Comply-to-Connect presents one solid method to improve industrial control systems protection security.

This generator produces power for all of the facilities on Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island. It enables the depot to continue operations while completely disconnected from the normal commercial utility grid. Credit: Lance Cpl. Ryan Hageali, USMC

Nontraditional Intelligence Sensors for Cyber Operation

Effective cybersecurity operations require collaboration between intelligence and cyber professionals.

Cybersecurity sensors monitor networks for signs of suspicious activity based on rules established by network defenders but must be finely tuned to minimize false positives and negatives. GulzarHussain-stock-adobe.com