Mattis: Don’t create separate military cyber service
The former defense secretary said U.S. Cyber Command needs emergency authority to be able to operate inside the United States.
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US Army combines fake hacks, natural disaster simulation to test municipal responses
What happens when cyberattacks and natural disasters hit ports all at once?
Former U.S. Army contractor sentenced to prison for destroying IT system
A contractor wiped an entire SharePoint system off a company's AWS instance to exact revenge for his job being terminated.
Army Cyber Command is trying to become an information warfare force
A proposed name change is just the beginning.
Cisco will pay $8.6 million to settle claims it sold US flawed surveillance software
The Department of Homeland Security and four branches of the U.S. military had purchased the affected software.
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Why agencies are shifting from cyberdefense to digital resilience
A new report highlights what’s driving agencies to move beyond protecting their networks and focus more on how to sustain operations during attacks.
How the Army leverages threat intelligence
Army Maj. Gen. Garrett Yee talks how threat intelligence helps fuel the Army's cybersecurity mission.
Lack of cooperation between contractors creates lasting vulnerabilities for DoD, official says
Col. Tim Brooks, the mission assurance division chief in the Department of Army Management Office, said a lack of dialogue between contractors is causing headaches as the…
Senators want National Guard on call for cyberattacks
The legislation would give the National Guard a bigger role in defending everything from election systems to dams from cyberattacks.
U.S. Cyber Command chief calls for debate around hacking unit’s authorities
Lawmakers and Pentagon leadership are considering plans that could one day provide U.S. Cyber Command with additional authorities to operate outside declared war zones, two senior U.S.…
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