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Classic Cyber Caltrops
What’s a Caltrop? It could be the start of a lame joke like, “what’s a hen way” or “what’s a Grecian earn?” In fact, a Caltrop is an ancient land mine of sorts. It is usually a multi-sided spiked object that could seriously tear up a bare foot, an unshod hoof or a pair of Bronze Age sandals. Today the modern version of caltrops is used against vehicles with unreinforced tires. Think televised car chase on some freeway. They are not sophisticated and certainly not anywhere as bad as an IED. Yet, given the right circumstances, they are very effective.
New Cyber Bureau Takes Shape
The new organization will focus on cyber diplomacy and setting international norms for cybersecurity.
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Europe Confronts Hybrid Combat
Potential adversaries see few limits as they face the Free World.
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Army Aims for Agile Acquisition of Offensive Cyber Weapons
Officials plan to triple networking technology investments.
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Europe Confronts Hybrid Combat
Potential adversaries see few limits as they face the Free World.
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Control Systems Need Software Security Too
Cyber-physical systems and safety-critical application domains must adopt widespread effective software defenses.
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Mission First: The Story of an NSA Hacker
A front-line network warrior describes the heat of battle.
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5 Tips for Creating a Cybersecurity Culture Within DOD Environments
The recommendations are offered as the government observes Cyber Awareness Month.
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Israel’s Four Factors for Successful Cyber Recruitment
As recruitment dwindles in many democracies, the Jewish state found a boon to attract increasing numbers into service. It has successfully created units where training combines skills necessary for national security as well as qualifications for high-end jobs when draftees return to civilian life.
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The Problems With Hacking Back
Combating cyber criminals the smart way.
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