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Incoming: The Benefits of Collective Cybersecurity Are too Compelling to Ignore

In a world in which we are all interconnected and only as strong as our weakest link, the “every-man-for-himself” approach does not, and cannot, work.

The Joint Staff's Pursuit of Improved Coalition Networks

The demand to build secure partner networks is increasing in a complex global environment. The demand to build secure partner networks is increasing in a complex global environment.

In preparation for the NATO Trident Juncture 18 exercise, a British Army convoy enters Malmo, Sweden in October after crossing the Oresund Bridge that connects to Denmark. Shared classified “federated” networks used during such exercises are a key allied tool, says Col. Jenniffer Minks, USAF (Ret.), coalition interoperability division chief, Deputy Directorate for Cyber and C4 Integration, Joint Staff J-6. Photo courtesy of NATO

Cyber Attacks on Government Agencies On the Rise

Federal agencies hampered by tight budgets have to contend with increasing threats from spam and malware.

The winning computer in the DOD’s 2016 Cyber Grand Challenge, "Innovations in Defense: Artificial Intelligence and the Challenge of Cybersecurity,” highlights the department’s advanced cybersecurity abilities as a federal agency. A recent survey from SolarWinds found that DOD agencies are more prepared for cyber attacks as compared to civilian agencies.

Sandia Cyber Technologies Academy Offers Free Courses

High school students and teachers get to learn about the world of cybersecurity through Sandia National Laboratories' Cyber Technologies Academy (CTA), which offers free classes for those interested in computer science and cybersecurity.

Cyber, Security Focuses for Marine Forces Pacific

Cyberwarfare is a primary concern for the U.S. Marine Corps as it continues its rebalance toward the Asia-Pacific region. With the growing involvement of cyber in every operation along with specific concerns of virtual attacks from large nations in the region, emphasis on the new domain is becoming increasingly important.

Time to Develop Cyber Weapons?

Land, sea and air have dedicated weapons for military operations, cyber space needs them too.

IT'S NOT A BAILOUT FOR THE IC BUT IT IS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR THE DNI

Throughout the month of September there was a considerable amount of media attention focused on the President's Comprehensive National Cyber Initiative (CNCI). Given the importance of cyber to our national security, the extant threats and vulnerabilities, as well as the complex policy and questions about who should lead the government's cyber efforts, I thought this would be a good topic for AFCEA's monthly intel blog. When I saw what the national economic crisis did to the Presidential and Vice Presidential debates it occurred to me that talking about the intelligence issues associated with CNCI, as important as they are, is not what most people care about right now.

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Incoming: The Benefits of Collective Cybersecurity Are too Compelling to Ignore

The Joint Staff's Pursuit of Improved Coalition Networks

Cyber Attacks on Government Agencies On the Rise

Sandia Cyber Technologies Academy Offers Free Courses

Cyber, Security Focuses for Marine Forces Pacific

Time to Develop Cyber Weapons?

IT'S NOT A BAILOUT FOR THE IC BUT IT IS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR THE DNI

Is the U.S. Military Ready to Fight? It Depends

The Evolving Cybersecurity Landscape in Space: A New Frontier for National Security

U.S. Cyber Command Grants DISA Head Directive Authority