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Which cyber programs asked for more money … and which didn’t?
One of the early winners in the Department of Defense’s cyber budget request for fiscal year 2021 is the Joint Cyber Command and Control (JCC2) program, which aims to provide commanders with enhanced situational awareness and assist in battle management as it relates to cyber.
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Multidomain operations are driving the Army to the cloud
The Army’s top IT official sees data and cloud computing as essential to enabling success in multidomain battle.
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Pentagon cyber budget is flat in new request
The administration requested $9.8 billion for cyber activities in next year’s budget for the Department of Defense.
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What DoD’s weapon tester said about Army electronic warfare
While the DoD’s weapons tester had a few criticisms regarding the Army’s electronic warfare enterprise, it assessed there were improvements as well.
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Here are the Pentagon’s issues with the Army’s new command post set-up
The Director Operational Test and Evaluation office issued a report on the Command Post Computing Environment.
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Why the Iranian cyberthreat has become ‘more dynamic’
Following the death of a top Iranian general, one top U.S. official noted the growing forces that could exploit the rift between the United States and Iran.
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How the Marine Corps wants to improve oversight of its network
The Marine Corps is creating new network battalions and companies in an effort to improve oversight and the command and control of its network.
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Pentagon finalizes first set of cyber standards for contractors
The Pentagon has finalized the long anticipated cybersecurity standards contractors will have to follow before winning contracts from the Department of Defense, a new process called the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) 1.0.
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New cybersecurity standards for contractors could be finalized this week
CMMC is set to be finalized Friday, Jan. 31.
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What new documents say about US-partner cyber operations
New documents made available through Freedom of Information Act shed light on anti-ISIS cyber operations.
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Which cyber programs asked for more money … and which didn’t?
One of the early winners in the Department of Defense’s cyber budget request for fiscal year 2021 is the Joint Cyber Command and Control (JCC2) program, which aims to provide commanders with enhanced situational awareness and assist in battle management as it relates to cyber.
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Multidomain operations are driving the Army to the cloud
The Army’s top IT official sees data and cloud computing as essential to enabling success in multidomain battle.
-
Pentagon cyber budget is flat in new request
The administration requested $9.8 billion for cyber activities in next year’s budget for the Department of Defense.
-
What DoD’s weapon tester said about Army electronic warfare
While the DoD’s weapons tester had a few criticisms regarding the Army’s electronic warfare enterprise, it assessed there were improvements as well.
-
Here are the Pentagon’s issues with the Army’s new command post set-up
The Director Operational Test and Evaluation office issued a report on the Command Post Computing Environment.
-
Why the Iranian cyberthreat has become ‘more dynamic’
Following the death of a top Iranian general, one top U.S. official noted the growing forces that could exploit the rift between the United States and Iran.
-
How the Marine Corps wants to improve oversight of its network
The Marine Corps is creating new network battalions and companies in an effort to improve oversight and the command and control of its network.
-
Pentagon finalizes first set of cyber standards for contractors
The Pentagon has finalized the long anticipated cybersecurity standards contractors will have to follow before winning contracts from the Department of Defense, a new process called the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) 1.0.
-
New cybersecurity standards for contractors could be finalized this week
CMMC is set to be finalized Friday, Jan. 31.
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What new documents say about US-partner cyber operations
New documents made available through Freedom of Information Act shed light on anti-ISIS cyber operations.
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Which cyber programs asked for more money … and which didn’t?
One of the early winners in the Department of Defense’s cyber budget request for fiscal year 2021 is the Joint Cyber Command and Control (JCC2) program, which aims to provide commanders with enhanced situational awareness and assist in battle management as it relates to cyber.
-
Multidomain operations are driving the Army to the cloud
The Army’s top IT official sees data and cloud computing as essential to enabling success in multidomain battle.
-
Pentagon cyber budget is flat in new request
The administration requested $9.8 billion for cyber activities in next year’s budget for the Department of Defense.
-
What DoD’s weapon tester said about Army electronic warfare
While the DoD’s weapons tester had a few criticisms regarding the Army’s electronic warfare enterprise, it assessed there were improvements as well.
-
Here are the Pentagon’s issues with the Army’s new command post set-up
The Director Operational Test and Evaluation office issued a report on the Command Post Computing Environment.
-
Why the Iranian cyberthreat has become ‘more dynamic’
Following the death of a top Iranian general, one top U.S. official noted the growing forces that could exploit the rift between the United States and Iran.
-
How the Marine Corps wants to improve oversight of its network
The Marine Corps is creating new network battalions and companies in an effort to improve oversight and the command and control of its network.
-
Pentagon finalizes first set of cyber standards for contractors
The Pentagon has finalized the long anticipated cybersecurity standards contractors will have to follow before winning contracts from the Department of Defense, a new process called the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) 1.0.
-
New cybersecurity standards for contractors could be finalized this week
CMMC is set to be finalized Friday, Jan. 31.
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What new documents say about US-partner cyber operations
New documents made available through Freedom of Information Act shed light on anti-ISIS cyber operations.
