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Cybersecurity Must Take Front and Center National Attention, Experts Say
Cybersecurity can no longer be viewed as a technology-only problem and segmented into stovepipes where the U.S. Defense Department carries out one set of tasks; the civilian government another; and industry does its own thing, said Adm. Michael Rogers, USN, director of the NSA and commander of U.S. Cyber Command. “It must be viewed more broadly and must be tackled from a national security perspective,” Adm. Rogers said during a morning West 2017 presentation Thursday with Adm. James Stavridis, USN (Ret.), former NATO commander.
Cybersecurity Is About Much More Than Conventional Information Sharing
Flying Military Branch Maneuvers in Cyberspace
Air Force Expanding Information Operations Classes
United States to Continue Cyber Dialogue With China in July
The United States will continue to develop a bilateral relationship with China regarding cybersecurity issues.
Security, Modularity Drive Navy Cyber
Air Force Expanding Information Operations Classes
Destructive Cyber Attacks Increase in Frequency, Sophistication
A Three-pronged Approach for Fighting Foreign Cyber Attacks
When we think of cyber attacks, we generally picture a lone wolf hacker or Anonymous-type organization. But foreign governments also are formidable threats. Take a moment to scan the headlines and you’ll see that articles about cyber hacks on Sony Pictures Entertainment and the Democratic National Committee—among many others—have been attributed to North Korea and Russia. Blogger Mav Turner from SolarWinds offers pointers on safeguarding networks from increasingly sophisticated intrusions.
AFCEA Presents Innovative Technology Awards
AFCEA presents awards to three individuals for innovative cyber technology solutions during a ceremony at the Defensive Cyber Operations Symposium. The winners were selected from 50 entries in AFCEA's Cyber Solutions Showcase.