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April 2022
U.S. Can’t Wait Any Longer for a Cyber Force
By Jacob WinnIn 1947, the United States acknowledged that air power had fundamentally changed warfare by creating the Department of the Air Force. -
March 2022
Commentary: It’s Time to Get a Jumpstart on CMMC 2.0
By Pete SfogliaDuring the Cold War, the Defense Department wanted a network that could reroute itself around areas where nuclear weapons had been destroyed or attacked by enemy spies, so they built one and called it ARPANET, or the Advanced Research Projects Agency Network. -
March 2022
Software Supply Chain Security Turns to Risk Mitigation
By Chris Hughes2021 was a wild year for cybersecurity, memorable for a slew of data breaches, including cloud provider outages, ransomware attacks and software supply chain compromises. -
February 2022
JUST IN: New Army Acquisition Chief to Focus on Cybersecurity, Software
By Jon HarperImproving cybersecurity and the Army’s software enterprise are top priorities for the service’s newly confirmed acquisition chief. -
February 2022
Army to Ramp Up Testing for Cyber Weapons
As the Army sharpens its cyber capabilities, the service is planning to increase its capacity for training and simulation at its facilities across the nation. -
February 2022
Major Cyber Attacks Not the ‘New Normal'
By Gentry LaneCyberspace is the only warfighting domain in which daily degradation of critical assets is tolerated. This tolerance is not born out of willful indifference, but out of willful engagement in a losing battle due to lack of strategic response. -
January 2022
Pentagon Releases Updated CMMC Documentation
By Susan Cassidy , Ashden Fein and Robert HuffmanThe Defense Department has been increasingly focused in recent years on protecting controlled unclassified information, or CUI, within its supply chain. -
January 2022
Industry — ‘Don’t Wait’ for CMMC Accreditation
By Yasmin TadjdehWhen the Pentagon released its Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification 2.0 guidelines in November ... -
December 2021
I/ITSEC NEWS: Defense Official Warns Data Overreliance Could Hurt Training
As the Pentagon works to become more digital, the services should be wary of their training programs leaning too heavily on data, a top official in charge of strategic readiness said Dec. 1. -
November 2021
Four Essential Rules for Developing Revolutionary Networked Capabilities
By Tom MadduxThe Defense Department is undertaking a ...