Mark Pomerleau

With the release of the Tallinn Manual 2.0, the consensus on the need for international norms in cyberspace grows.

As the old adage goes, practice like you play. As such, cyber forces have become an integral part in the Air Force’s premier realistic combat training exercise typically held four times each year.

President Trump has expressed a desire to improve the United States’ cyber capability. Here is a list of key administration posts that might affect such a policy.

The draft executive order provides a three-pronged approach toward addressing cyberspace in the form of reviews, plus an additional report on how to encourage cybersecurity in the private sector.

In a step above other regional commands, Army Central (ARCENT) has taken the Army’s cyberspace strategy and run with it, creating its own follow on strategy called the FY 17/18 USARCENT Cyberspace Strategy. Directly nested with the Army Cyberspace Strategy for unified land operations in 2025, the ARCENT strategy encompasses all three mission sets of…

Peter Kim, Air Force CISO, warned that adversaries are constantly monitoring public and private activity.

Security research Brian Krebs, in a lengthy blog post, documented how he identified the author of the Mirai code.