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Army Cyber Center Develops Training Pilot

To discern the core skills needed for the future, the Army is examining how to deliver the appropriate training.

The Army’s Cyber Center of Excellence (CCoE) at Fort Gordon, Georgia, is creating a new pilot program to allow soldiers to access training before deploying, when they are at their units or when they find they are lacking in a skill. It will also let managers know in which areas a soldier is strong, says incoming Command Chief Warrant Officer (CWO) at the CCoE, CWO 5 Paul Sankey, USA.

Chinese and Russian Legitimate Tool Attacks Mandate AI-Enabled Cyber Defenses

U.S. government and industry face heightened threats, which calls for enhanced security measures.

Cyber defenders must alter their methods to move with threat actors’ shift toward using native tools to disrupt critical infrastructure. Credit: Gorodenkoff/Shutterstock

Cyber Diplomacy Is in High Demand

Former Marine takes diplomacy of emerging technologies, digital infrastructure and the cyber domain around the world.

Nathaniel Fick (second from l), ambassador at large, Bureau of Cyberspace and Digital Policy, U.S. Department of State, speaks to reporters on April 12 during a Defense Writers Group event in Washington, D.C.

Global Changes Gang Up on Plans, Forecasts

The information revolution that is sweeping the globe is forcing radical changes in the national security arena. Previous notions of strategic and tactical military planning are being swept away as both time and power have new definitions. And, that information technology realm itself is a major player in the concept of national security.

The Rise of the Cyber-Empowered

Tech coalition led by Luxembourg and Estonia boosts Ukraine’s cyber defense.

Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy open a meeting of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group at NATO Headquarters, in Brussels, Belgium, in 2023. Credit: Chad J. McNeeley, DoD/DVIDS

IoT Risks Loom Over Critical Infrastructure

Vulnerabilities grow along with the Internet of Things.

A single cyber attack could cripple an entire city, such as New York, which helps fuel the national economy, experts warn.

Cyber Age Spawns Complexity for Homeland Security Mission

Challenges extend beyond physical borders and manmade threats.

Security Measures Need to Raise the Cost of Operations for Hackers

Hackers need to pay a greater price for intrusions if network security is to be effective, said a former director of national intelligence. Adm.

New Cybersecurity Strategy To Shift Liabilities

Government agencies and large businesses should shoulder the responsibility in case of a cyberattack.

The Army works towards supporting cyber requirements and improving cybersecurity. Photo: Thomas Robbins

Five Steps to Prepare for the Next Cyber Attack

Cyber assaults are a fact of life. Government agencies should fortify networks now.

Agencies should consider taking five fundamental steps to fortify networks before the next cyber attack. Credit: Daria-Yakovleva/Pixabay