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Sponsored: Three Security Must-Haves When Evaluating SaaS Solutions

A mini guide to securely onboarding a software as a service partner.

SIGNAL Executive Video: Identity Is the New Battlefield in Cyberspace

Defending identity denies hackers access to networks, data.

Identity verification and credentials are key tools in protecting networks and their valuable data from breaches and compromise. Credit: PopTika/Shutterstock

President's Commentary: Delving Into the Implications of Internet of Behaviors

With appropriate ethical protections, Internet of Behaviors in the United States could present positive uses.

IARPA's Artificial Intelligence Analyzes Behaviors

The DIVA program nears final goals.

Travelers in long lines at Denver International Airport pass through Transportation Security Administration screening areas. Artificial intelligence software developed under an Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity program could help identify certain human behaviors. Jim Lambert/Shutterstock

Indo-Pacific Interoperability Improves Each Day

COVID and Cope North confirm cooperation capabilities.

U.S. and Japanese military aircraft participating in Cope North 2021 fly near Anderson Air Force Base, Guam. The annual exercise serves as a keystone event to enhance U.S. relations with regional allies and partners and promote security and stability throughout the Indo-Pacific region. Air Force Senior Airman Duncan C. Bevan

Laying the Foundation for 6G

Europe’s HEXA-X consortium tackles tough challenges for upcoming communications.

Europe’s HEXA-X 25-member consortium is delving into the technical challenges of developing the foundation for 6G networks on the continent. Shutterstock/d1sk

Explainable AI Can Assist Internet of Behavior Efforts

Explainable artificial intelligence can help foster understanding.

With Internet of Behaviors approaches being used more and more to influence human behavior, adding in explainable artificial intelligence platforms can aid humans’ understanding. Shutterstock/Zentangle

Internet of Behaviors' More Disturbing Trend

Experts explore the ethical applications of the IoB.

Adversaries such as China are employing Internet of Behaviors approaches on a wider scale. Shutterstock/Hugethank

Cyberwar Is a Two-Way Street for Russia

The country’s digital infrastructure is a glass house in global cyber operations.

While Russia has a strong community of private sector hackers willing to engage in global cyber attacks for their nation, the United States also has its own patriotic hackers who can engage in their own form of wreaking digital havoc in Russia—possibly in coordination with U.S. government efforts. Alexander Geiger/Shutterstock

Perspectives on the Russian Invasion

The United States learns its lessons from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Intelligence community leaders, including (l-r) FBI Director Christopher Wray; Gen. Paul Nakasone, USA, director, National Security Agency and commander, U.S. Cyber Command; Avril Haines, director of National Intelligence, Office of the Director of National Intelligence; CIA Director William Burns; and Gen. Scott Berrier, USA, director, Defense Intelligence Agency, testify before Congress in March about lessons learned from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence