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Is Government Working Hard Enough to Keep Its Share of the Best Cyber and Intelligence Mid-Career Professionals?
The private sector needs that government-generated expertise, and it is getting it.
U.S. Air Force Will Finally Have a Cyber Command
The service is elevating its information warfare organization to the command level.
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Cyber Rule Could Quell the Urge to Merge for Contractors
A revised NIST guideline raises the risk profile of M&A deals and presents challenges.
The Threat Expands
The threat to the United States and its allies is greater than ever as destructive weapons become available to more hostile militaries as well as to smaller groups such as terrorists. These weapons can be kinetic or digital, as cyberspace offers the potential for a devastating attack on both the military and the homeland itself. Defending against these security challenges will require cooperation among many defense, civil government, industry, academia and nongovernmental organizations.
Small Budgets Compel Creative Cyber Solutions, Estonia Official Shares
Small nation-state budgets aren’t always such a bad thing, offered Ingvar Parnamae, undersecretary for defense investments for the Estonian Ministry of Defense. It forces leaders to make good choices—it is hoped.
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Moving Military Cyberspace Veterans Into Industry
Old soldiers never shy away from cyber.
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Coast Guard Expands Its Indo-Pacific Presence
Agreements with other nations and cyberspace activities are growth markets.
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Wanted: Chief Information Warfare Officer
It’s time to pull the pieces together—again.
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Artificial Intelligence Use in Command and Control
In order to use AI in the C2 domain, the military needs quality data and to look to commercial solutions, experts say.
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Cyber Tasks Intelligence Community
The U.S. intelligence community may be a beneficiary of increased government funding for cyberspace, but it is facing considerable acquisition challenges before it commits to spending money in that pipeline. The intelligence office in charge of acquisition and technology is striving to establish a new relationship between badly needed research and development and the delivery of new systems to its customers.