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Cyber

April 2022

U.S. Can’t Wait Any Longer for a Cyber Force

By Jacob Winn
In 1947, the United States acknowledged that air power had fundamentally changed warfare by creating the Department of the Air Force.
Cyber

February 2022

Army to Ramp Up Testing for Cyber Weapons

By Meredith Roaten
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.
Defense Department

December 2021

I/ITSEC NEWS: Defense Official Warns Data Overreliance Could Hurt Training

By Meredith Roaten
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.
Battlefield Communications

July 2021

JUST IN: Air Force Sees Opportunities After JEDI Cancellation

By Meredith Roaten
Battlefield Communications

October 2020

JADC2 NEWS: Air Force Chief Touts Criticality of Data Management

By Yasmin Tadjdeh
Properly managing data will be critical as the military works to develop a network of interconnected platforms that can rapidly shoot off information to warfighters, said the chief of staff of the Air Force Oct. 27.
Navy News

May 2020

Pandemic Raises New Cybersecurity Concerns for Navy

By Connie Lee
An increase in telework during the COVID-19 pandemic has created new concerns about cybersecurity in the Navy, according to a service official.
Cybersecurity

April 2020

COVID-19 NEWS: New Cybersecurity Regulations ‘On Track’ Despite Virus

By Yasmin Tadjdeh
Cybersecurity

March 2020

Geneva Conventions for Cyber Warriors Long Overdue

By Steve Waugh
Cyber warfare is a fact of the modern world. However, there is no clear international law that distinguishes between warfare, terrorism, crime or vandalism. As a result, U.S. military cyber warriors are operating without the protections and restrictions their kinetic brethren enjoy under the Geneva Conventions.
Cybersecurity

October 2019

Industry Perspective: NDIA Survey Shows Industry Must Do More For Cybersecurity

By Corbin Evans
Adoption and deployment of cyber technologies have improved the effectiveness of U.S. warfighters across the globe.
Cybersecurity

September 2019

NEWS FROM DSEI: Experts Sound the Alarm About Evolving Cyber Threats

By Yasmin Tadjdeh
LONDON — While cyber attacks have cost countries, corporations and individuals countless dollars — through theft, ransomware, data loss or disabled networks — they may be even more damaging in the future, experts are warning.