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Former top cyber officials: ‘Don’t stove pipe cyber’
With recent high-profile cyber incidents and intrusions, many are left with the idea that cyber is so special and unique that it does not fit the rational roles of international, military or civilian relations. Some top current and former officials have poured cold water on these perceptions, warning that siloing cyber is not a winning…
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Why the US bothered indicting Russian agents for Yahoo breach
While many experts outside the government are skeptical the Russian intelligence officials will see the inside of a U.S. courtroom anytime soon the indictments shed light into advancing capabilities of the U.S. in cyberspace and the seeming continued reliance on indictments as a tool in cyber deterrence.
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DARPA awards contract to rapidly restore power grid after cyberattack
The research agency recently awarded BAE Systems a contract under this program, the Rapid Attack Detection, Isolation and Characterization Systems, or RADICS, to develop technology that can quickly restore power to the grid following a fatal cyberattack.
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Cyber a ‘tool to knock down fake news,’ says former top DoD official
Multiple tools are needed to take down Russian propaganda efforts.
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DoD scientists: Deterring cyberattacks requires ‘whole of government’ approach
The Defense Science Board report recommends creating response playbooks, not cookbooks.
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Cyber warriors need constant training, says senior Navy official
According to the commander of Fleet Cyber Command, cyber warriors need constant training to prevent atrophy of skills.
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Cyber warriors need constant training, says senior Navy official
According to the commander of Fleet Cyber Command, cyber warriors need constant training to prevent atrophy of skills.
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US 10th Fleet commander encourages cyber partnerships
The head of U.S. Fleet Cyber Command/10th Fleet has stressed the importance of cyber partnerships to synchronize efforts and mitigate friendly fire.
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Cyber integral to hundreds of US kill/capture missions in 2016
The Air Force has conducted thousands of cyber missions over the last year that have contributed to captured or killed terrorists.
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Commercial sector has concerns with cyber status quo
Given that the cyberspace infrastructure used by the public is operated and maintained by the private sector, it has a stake in crafting international cyber norms.
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Former top cyber officials: ‘Don’t stove pipe cyber’
With recent high-profile cyber incidents and intrusions, many are left with the idea that cyber is so special and unique that it does not fit the rational roles of international, military or civilian relations. Some top current and former officials have poured cold water on these perceptions, warning that siloing cyber is not a winning…
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Why the US bothered indicting Russian agents for Yahoo breach
While many experts outside the government are skeptical the Russian intelligence officials will see the inside of a U.S. courtroom anytime soon the indictments shed light into advancing capabilities of the U.S. in cyberspace and the seeming continued reliance on indictments as a tool in cyber deterrence.
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DARPA awards contract to rapidly restore power grid after cyberattack
The research agency recently awarded BAE Systems a contract under this program, the Rapid Attack Detection, Isolation and Characterization Systems, or RADICS, to develop technology that can quickly restore power to the grid following a fatal cyberattack.
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Cyber a ‘tool to knock down fake news,’ says former top DoD official
Multiple tools are needed to take down Russian propaganda efforts.
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DoD scientists: Deterring cyberattacks requires ‘whole of government’ approach
The Defense Science Board report recommends creating response playbooks, not cookbooks.
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Cyber warriors need constant training, says senior Navy official
According to the commander of Fleet Cyber Command, cyber warriors need constant training to prevent atrophy of skills.
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Cyber warriors need constant training, says senior Navy official
According to the commander of Fleet Cyber Command, cyber warriors need constant training to prevent atrophy of skills.
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US 10th Fleet commander encourages cyber partnerships
The head of U.S. Fleet Cyber Command/10th Fleet has stressed the importance of cyber partnerships to synchronize efforts and mitigate friendly fire.
-
Cyber integral to hundreds of US kill/capture missions in 2016
The Air Force has conducted thousands of cyber missions over the last year that have contributed to captured or killed terrorists.
-
Commercial sector has concerns with cyber status quo
Given that the cyberspace infrastructure used by the public is operated and maintained by the private sector, it has a stake in crafting international cyber norms.
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Former top cyber officials: ‘Don’t stove pipe cyber’
With recent high-profile cyber incidents and intrusions, many are left with the idea that cyber is so special and unique that it does not fit the rational roles of international, military or civilian relations. Some top current and former officials have poured cold water on these perceptions, warning that siloing cyber is not a winning…
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Why the US bothered indicting Russian agents for Yahoo breach
While many experts outside the government are skeptical the Russian intelligence officials will see the inside of a U.S. courtroom anytime soon the indictments shed light into advancing capabilities of the U.S. in cyberspace and the seeming continued reliance on indictments as a tool in cyber deterrence.
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DARPA awards contract to rapidly restore power grid after cyberattack
The research agency recently awarded BAE Systems a contract under this program, the Rapid Attack Detection, Isolation and Characterization Systems, or RADICS, to develop technology that can quickly restore power to the grid following a fatal cyberattack.
-
Cyber a ‘tool to knock down fake news,’ says former top DoD official
Multiple tools are needed to take down Russian propaganda efforts.
-
DoD scientists: Deterring cyberattacks requires ‘whole of government’ approach
The Defense Science Board report recommends creating response playbooks, not cookbooks.
-
Cyber warriors need constant training, says senior Navy official
According to the commander of Fleet Cyber Command, cyber warriors need constant training to prevent atrophy of skills.
-
Cyber warriors need constant training, says senior Navy official
According to the commander of Fleet Cyber Command, cyber warriors need constant training to prevent atrophy of skills.
-
US 10th Fleet commander encourages cyber partnerships
The head of U.S. Fleet Cyber Command/10th Fleet has stressed the importance of cyber partnerships to synchronize efforts and mitigate friendly fire.
-
Cyber integral to hundreds of US kill/capture missions in 2016
The Air Force has conducted thousands of cyber missions over the last year that have contributed to captured or killed terrorists.
-
Commercial sector has concerns with cyber status quo
Given that the cyberspace infrastructure used by the public is operated and maintained by the private sector, it has a stake in crafting international cyber norms.
