ODNI Says Classic Russian Influence Campaign Targeted U.S. Presidential Election
U.S. Intelligence Chiefs Testify on Cyberthreats to Nation
The U.S. government has no cohesive or detailed retaliatory response to the increasing number of cyber attacks against national interests and security, a shortcoming that top U.S. intelligence leaders said disrupts development of a deterrence framework. The government struggles to effectively derail nation-states and cyber intruders, officials testified Thursday at a Senate committee hearing on foreign cyberthreats to the United States.

Rockwell Receives Radio Funds
Rockwell Collins Inc., Government Systems, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, is being awarded $70,512,085 for modification P00010 to a previously awarded firm-
Leidos to Research and Develop Field Artillery Tactical Data System
Leidos Inc., Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, was awarded a competitive, hybrid contract that consists of cost-plus-incentive-fee, cost-plus-fixed-fee
President's Commentary: Stop Raiding the Training Cookie Jar
My concern is that some of the military’s best technical capabilities could be unavailable or degraded. To counter this, a renewed effort to double down on mission-oriented training is needed.
Inside the Secret Service’s First Cyber Strategy

AFCEA Aids Disaster Relief in North Carolina With STEM Grant
When the southeastern United States was pummeled by Hurricane Matthew in October, the AFCEA Educational Foundation and the North Carolina and South Carolina Low Country chapters were able to provide assistance to local schools in the hardest-hit areas.

Incoming: Striving for Situational Awareness Makes Cyber an Ultimate Team Sport
While I prepared this column well in advance of its publishing date, I unfortunately can predict with reasonable certainty (though I wish I could do this with the stock market) that another major cybersecurity event occurred last week or will occur next week.
Army Envisions Network of 2040
