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Protecting Soldier Networks From Threats, Inside or Outside

NIE efforts in the laboratory and in the field will bring better, more secure cyber capabilities to bear.

A tactical operations center monitors an NIE. Securing cyber capabilities, starting in the laboratory then extending to the field, is a priority for the U.S. Army.

Air Force to Quash Reemergence of Great Powers With Technology, Training

Collaboration is key in air and cyberspace dominance, leaders say.

Lt. Gen. James Holmes, USAF, deputy chief of staff for strategic plans and requirements for the Air Force, gives the final keynote at AFCEA's TechNet Air symposium.

Disruptive by Design: How Pokemon Is Go-ing to Transform Cyber Training

The U.S. Defense Department and the federal government could piggyback on the recent blockbuster popularity of Pokemon Go, the location-based augmented reality game that catapulted some couch potatoes from their sofas to the great outdoors, to transform cyber training.

Cybersecurity, Marine Corps Style

U.S. Marines are tasked with battling enemies in any environment or domain and increasingly that location is cyberspace. Information assurance officials around the Corps are striving to ensure the reliability and trustworthiness of the service’s systems, and though they are aware of the potential for attack from the outside, misuse from the inside is a more prevalent concern.

Transformational Changes Loom for DISA

Modernization is more than just information system upgrades.

An Alaska Air National Guard tech sergeant tests his radio communications in harsh conditions. The Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) is speeding up efforts to incorporate transformational technologies into all aspects of defense information systems. U.S. Air Force

More Training Boosts Cybersecurity

Many organizations missing opportunity by not empowering their current work force.

Continuous cybersecurity training enables organizations to better use the expertise within their staffs. (Photo by Shutterstock)

User Awareness Can Prevent Icy Surroundings

Many threats you can recognize instantly. For example, the drunk driver careening towards you, the group of armed men forming on a nearby rooftop, a snarling dog with its ears back or your sister-in-law and her eight kids pulling into your driveway. Well, maybe the in-law and her brood are not really threats, but at least you can see them coming. Cyber threats are more insidious. They can surprise you like high blood pressure or a spot inspection.

White House Creates New Cybersecurity Intelligence Agency

The White House this week announced that it is creating a federal agency to keep tabs on and counter cybersecurity threats against the United States. The Cyber Threat Intelligence Integration Center will be the clearinghouse for collaborative offensive and defensive work performed by the FBI, the National Security Agency and the Department of Homeland Security.