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BAE execs explain the thinking behind their latest acquisition
Jerry DeMuro, BAE’s chief executive, and Tom Arseneault, company president and chief operating officer, discuss the thinking behind a recent $2.2 billion investment.
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The Pentagon is handling cyber vulnerabilities inconsistently
A new Department of Defense Inspector General report finds DoD didn’t take all the necessary steps to mitigate vulnerabilities found by cyber red teams.
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DoD networks face severe strains from telework
With an increased number of DoD employees teleworking, the network is being heavily taxed, a top cybersecurity official said.
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The Air Force’s new ‘glue’ to pull information warfare together
As part of how the Air Force’s new information warfare command is building out, it created a new operations center to better fuse information capabilities and provide options to combatant commanders.
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After tug-of-war, White House shows cyber memo to Congress
Following a months long battle, the White House has made available to members of Congress classified documents that describe the approval process for conducting offensive cyber operations outside the United States.
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The Army roughs out its $1B cyber training contract
The draft solicitation for the massive DoD cyber training contract, which contains the Persistent Cyber Training Environment (PCTE), has been released to industry.
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Cyber Command doubled its contract spending in the past year
U.S. Cyber Command more than doubled the amount of money it issued in defense contracts between fiscal years 2018 and 2019, according to figures provided in written testimony to Congress.
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The Pentagon’s first class of cybersecurity auditors is almost here
The Pentagon hopes to have the first class of auditors to evaluate contractors’ cybersecurity ready by April, a top Department of Defense official said March 5.
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House members worry if the cyber force is the right size
U.S. Cyber Command’s cyber mission force consists of 133 offensive, support and defensive cyber teams. But during a March 4 hearing of the House Armed Services Committee, Rep. Jim Langevin, D-Rhode Island, used his opening statement to ask about Cyber Command’s staffing.
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International partners want in on Pentagon’s cybersecurity standards
The Pentagon is now working with nearly a dozen other nations and bodies to instill new cybersecurity standards for defense contracting.
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BAE execs explain the thinking behind their latest acquisition
Jerry DeMuro, BAE’s chief executive, and Tom Arseneault, company president and chief operating officer, discuss the thinking behind a recent $2.2 billion investment.
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The Pentagon is handling cyber vulnerabilities inconsistently
A new Department of Defense Inspector General report finds DoD didn’t take all the necessary steps to mitigate vulnerabilities found by cyber red teams.
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DoD networks face severe strains from telework
With an increased number of DoD employees teleworking, the network is being heavily taxed, a top cybersecurity official said.
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The Air Force’s new ‘glue’ to pull information warfare together
As part of how the Air Force’s new information warfare command is building out, it created a new operations center to better fuse information capabilities and provide options to combatant commanders.
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After tug-of-war, White House shows cyber memo to Congress
Following a months long battle, the White House has made available to members of Congress classified documents that describe the approval process for conducting offensive cyber operations outside the United States.
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The Army roughs out its $1B cyber training contract
The draft solicitation for the massive DoD cyber training contract, which contains the Persistent Cyber Training Environment (PCTE), has been released to industry.
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Cyber Command doubled its contract spending in the past year
U.S. Cyber Command more than doubled the amount of money it issued in defense contracts between fiscal years 2018 and 2019, according to figures provided in written testimony to Congress.
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The Pentagon’s first class of cybersecurity auditors is almost here
The Pentagon hopes to have the first class of auditors to evaluate contractors’ cybersecurity ready by April, a top Department of Defense official said March 5.
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House members worry if the cyber force is the right size
U.S. Cyber Command’s cyber mission force consists of 133 offensive, support and defensive cyber teams. But during a March 4 hearing of the House Armed Services Committee, Rep. Jim Langevin, D-Rhode Island, used his opening statement to ask about Cyber Command’s staffing.
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International partners want in on Pentagon’s cybersecurity standards
The Pentagon is now working with nearly a dozen other nations and bodies to instill new cybersecurity standards for defense contracting.
-
BAE execs explain the thinking behind their latest acquisition
Jerry DeMuro, BAE’s chief executive, and Tom Arseneault, company president and chief operating officer, discuss the thinking behind a recent $2.2 billion investment.
-
The Pentagon is handling cyber vulnerabilities inconsistently
A new Department of Defense Inspector General report finds DoD didn’t take all the necessary steps to mitigate vulnerabilities found by cyber red teams.
-
DoD networks face severe strains from telework
With an increased number of DoD employees teleworking, the network is being heavily taxed, a top cybersecurity official said.
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The Air Force’s new ‘glue’ to pull information warfare together
As part of how the Air Force’s new information warfare command is building out, it created a new operations center to better fuse information capabilities and provide options to combatant commanders.
-
After tug-of-war, White House shows cyber memo to Congress
Following a months long battle, the White House has made available to members of Congress classified documents that describe the approval process for conducting offensive cyber operations outside the United States.
-
The Army roughs out its $1B cyber training contract
The draft solicitation for the massive DoD cyber training contract, which contains the Persistent Cyber Training Environment (PCTE), has been released to industry.
-
Cyber Command doubled its contract spending in the past year
U.S. Cyber Command more than doubled the amount of money it issued in defense contracts between fiscal years 2018 and 2019, according to figures provided in written testimony to Congress.
-
The Pentagon’s first class of cybersecurity auditors is almost here
The Pentagon hopes to have the first class of auditors to evaluate contractors’ cybersecurity ready by April, a top Department of Defense official said March 5.
-
House members worry if the cyber force is the right size
U.S. Cyber Command’s cyber mission force consists of 133 offensive, support and defensive cyber teams. But during a March 4 hearing of the House Armed Services Committee, Rep. Jim Langevin, D-Rhode Island, used his opening statement to ask about Cyber Command’s staffing.
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International partners want in on Pentagon’s cybersecurity standards
The Pentagon is now working with nearly a dozen other nations and bodies to instill new cybersecurity standards for defense contracting.
