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The Cyber Implications Of Acquisition Speed

Part I: What is the problem?

Congratulations to The Cyber Edge Writing Award Winners

Winners focus on 2024 theme of Mitigating Cyber Threats Today and into the Future.

Announcing this year's The Cyber Edge Writing Award winners.

Cyber Institute Probes All Dimensions of Extended Reality

Researchers study the pros and cons of the virtual world.

Using virtual reality, soldiers from Fort Sill, Oklahoma, get a look at components of the Army’s new prototype Long Range Hypersonic Weapon and a chance to influence how the system is designed. In the future, units may use 3D printers to build their own virtual reality headsets. U.S. Army

Ambiguities Cloud New Version of Cyber Defense Clause

More questions than answers affecting acquisition emerge from this revision.

COVID-19 Raises Resilience Red Flags

Virus challenges organizations to protect their systems as they protect their staff.

Military and government leaders share their insights about cybersecurity challenges in the age of pandemics.

Predicting the Cyber Future

Signal soldiers will continue to play a significant role.

Estonia: Business By Day and Cyber By Night

Part-time operators balance civilian life and an active life as reservists.

The Maryland Air National Guard partnered with Estonia’s Cyber Command to host exercise Baltic Blitz. Credit: 1st Sgt. Thaddeus Harrington, Maryland Army National Guard

Army Expands Mission of Cyber Directorate

Brigade combat teams may not be focus of future budgets

U.S Army soldiers assigned to the 155th Armored Brigade Combat Team, Task Force Spartan, bound toward an objective during a rehearsal for a 2018 combined live-fire exercise near Alexandria, Egypt. Brigade Combat Teams may not be the top priority for future budgets as wars are fought over longer distances. U.S. Army photo by Sgt. James Lefty Larime

DoD Makes Progress With Cyber Workforce Strategy Implementation

The department's implementation plan for the strategy is almost fully on schedule, officials say.

The U.S. Department of Defense will continue to implement its Cyber Workforce Strategy through fiscal year 2027, as it has already garnered results. Credit: This image was generated by Google Gemini artificial intelligence.

Situational Awareness Will Inform Risk Management Decision Making

Cyber information sharing can emerge from existing private sector organizations.