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This training tool could be the answer to stop mass cyberattacks
At air bases across Europe, networks are under attack. But cyber operators from around the world are on the case.
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Pandemic doesn’t slow cyber training for the Army
The Army’s Cyber School has been largely unaffected from the global pandemic by using virtual learning tools it already had.
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Senate wants more clarity on cyber ops
The Senate’s version of the NDAA requires a formal framework for Cyber Command’s so-called hunt forward operations.
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Senate takes aim at Navy’s new jammer
The Senate’s version of the NDAA wants a report on how the Navy’s Next Generation Jammer contributes to a spectrum superiority strategy.
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House bill charges Guard, Reserve forces with defending the nation in cyberspace
Among several cyber items in a House subcommittee version of the NDAA are markups calling for the strengthening and better understanding of the National Guard and Reserve cyber components.
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Here’s what to expect from the Army’s new electronic warfare effort
The first phase of prototyping for the Army’s Terrestrial Layer System will last for 16 months, after which one of two companies will be selected to move on.
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A new leader for naval intelligence
The Navy announced new leaders for its various information warfare entities June 6.
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For the first time, Cyber Command’s major exercise will use new training platform
U.S. Cyber Command’s annual training exercise will rely entirely on a new platform this year, a move that will allow most participants to compete remotely.
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The Army may have the electronic warfare tool the Pentagon needs
Defense Department leaders are considering the Army’s Electronic Warfare Planning and Management Tool as a primary option for the joint force to coordinate actions in the electromagnetic spectrum, an Army official said June 10.
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This training tool could be the answer to stop mass cyberattacks
At air bases across Europe, networks are under attack. But cyber operators from around the world are on the case.
-
Pandemic doesn’t slow cyber training for the Army
The Army’s Cyber School has been largely unaffected from the global pandemic by using virtual learning tools it already had.
-
Senate wants more clarity on cyber ops
The Senate’s version of the NDAA requires a formal framework for Cyber Command’s so-called hunt forward operations.
-
Senate takes aim at Navy’s new jammer
The Senate’s version of the NDAA wants a report on how the Navy’s Next Generation Jammer contributes to a spectrum superiority strategy.
-
House bill charges Guard, Reserve forces with defending the nation in cyberspace
Among several cyber items in a House subcommittee version of the NDAA are markups calling for the strengthening and better understanding of the National Guard and Reserve cyber components.
-
Here’s what to expect from the Army’s new electronic warfare effort
The first phase of prototyping for the Army’s Terrestrial Layer System will last for 16 months, after which one of two companies will be selected to move on.
-
A new leader for naval intelligence
The Navy announced new leaders for its various information warfare entities June 6.
-
For the first time, Cyber Command’s major exercise will use new training platform
U.S. Cyber Command’s annual training exercise will rely entirely on a new platform this year, a move that will allow most participants to compete remotely.
-
The Army may have the electronic warfare tool the Pentagon needs
Defense Department leaders are considering the Army’s Electronic Warfare Planning and Management Tool as a primary option for the joint force to coordinate actions in the electromagnetic spectrum, an Army official said June 10.
-
This training tool could be the answer to stop mass cyberattacks
At air bases across Europe, networks are under attack. But cyber operators from around the world are on the case.
-
Pandemic doesn’t slow cyber training for the Army
The Army’s Cyber School has been largely unaffected from the global pandemic by using virtual learning tools it already had.
-
Senate wants more clarity on cyber ops
The Senate’s version of the NDAA requires a formal framework for Cyber Command’s so-called hunt forward operations.
-
Senate takes aim at Navy’s new jammer
The Senate’s version of the NDAA wants a report on how the Navy’s Next Generation Jammer contributes to a spectrum superiority strategy.
-
House bill charges Guard, Reserve forces with defending the nation in cyberspace
Among several cyber items in a House subcommittee version of the NDAA are markups calling for the strengthening and better understanding of the National Guard and Reserve cyber components.
-
Here’s what to expect from the Army’s new electronic warfare effort
The first phase of prototyping for the Army’s Terrestrial Layer System will last for 16 months, after which one of two companies will be selected to move on.
-
A new leader for naval intelligence
The Navy announced new leaders for its various information warfare entities June 6.
-
For the first time, Cyber Command’s major exercise will use new training platform
U.S. Cyber Command’s annual training exercise will rely entirely on a new platform this year, a move that will allow most participants to compete remotely.
-
The Army may have the electronic warfare tool the Pentagon needs
Defense Department leaders are considering the Army’s Electronic Warfare Planning and Management Tool as a primary option for the joint force to coordinate actions in the electromagnetic spectrum, an Army official said June 10.
