TechNet Cyber 22 Coverage

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Advice for Chief Technology Officers

Technology modernization can be grueling, but it is a vital endeavor for continued cybersecurity and mission success.

Danielle Metz, chief information technology strategist, Office of the Secretary of Defense, U.S. Defense Department, speaks at AFCEA’s TechNet Cyber 2022. Photo by Michael Carpenter

CISA Works to Sprout Cyber Workforce

The agency’s new cyber advisory committee is helping to identify ideas and programs to fill cyber workforce gaps.

With an estimated 400,000 unfilled cyber jobs in the United States, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency started several initiatives to grow the cyber professional workforce, reports David Mussington, executive assistant director for Infrastructure Security at the agency, speaking at AFCEA’s TechNet Cyber 2022 conference.

Adversarial Artificial Intelligence Is Real

Threat detection tools can be used maliciously.

Emerging leaders in industry discussed the trends influencing the future of artificial intelligence in the cyber realm during a panel discussion at AFCEA TechNet Cyber 2022 in Baltimore. Credit: Fit Ztudio/Shutterstock

The Desperate Need for Interoperability in Zero Trust

The Defense Information Systems Agency anticipates having a production decision as part of its zero-trust prototype called Thunderdome by year's end.

Know Thy Spectrum, Experts Say

It’s more important than ever, and knowledge about it may be a game changer.

Panelists discussing spectrum challenges at TechNet Cyber 2022 are (l-r) Christopher Argo, Defense Spectrum Organization; Brig. Gen. Darrin Leleux, USAF; Vernita Harris, DISA; David Tremper, Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Acquisition; and Brian Hermann, DISA. Photo by Michael Carpenter

DISA Prioritizes Secret Network for Zero Trust

The agency will double down on SIPRNET security.

Recent lessons learned from the Defense Information Systems Agency's Thunderdome program include the need to move more quickly to implement zero trust on the Defense Department's classified network known as SIPRNet. Credit: ArtemisDiana/Shutterstock

The Army Repositions Itself for the Near-Peer Fight

Advancements of cyber, signal and network capabilities are crucial to succeed against future adversaries.

Army Deputy Chief of Staff G-6 Lt. Gen. John Morrison, USA, shown at the Pentagon, was a keynote speaker at TechNet Cyber 2022.

DISA’s Dream List of Digital Solutions

The agency’s director unveils a cadre of capabilities that are needed to support the warfighter.

DISA Director Lt. Gen. Robert Skinner, USAF, addresses the audience at TechNet Cyber 2022. Photo by Michael Carpenter

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