President Barack Obama has moved to split oversight of the U.S. Cyber Command from top brass at the National Security Agency, the Washington Post reported Friday. Cybercom and NSA âshould have separate leaders who are
MoreNavy Adm. Michael Rogers, director of the National Security Agency, has said the âarbitrary linesâ between public and private property have resulted in âunevenâ cooperation between the private sector and government in the
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John Hickey, cyber development director at the Defense Information Systems Agency, has said DISA relies on cyber protection teams, identity management and integrated security to help detect and protect the agencyâs information
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CIA Director John Brennan has said the intelligence profession needs to âflourishâ in the digital domain where he says âmost human interactions take place,â The Atlantic magazine reported Wednesday. The digital age
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The U.K. government has unveiled a new strategy that will invest approximately $2.3 billion over five years in programs that seek to safeguard businesses and citizens from potential cyber attacks. Chancellor of the
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Director of National Intelligence James Clapper has said that intelligence integration serves as a âprerequisiteâ to help meet the objectives of the 9/11 Commission and could help facilitate collaboration among agencies within the Intelligence
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The U.S. Navy is set to distribute graphics, videos and articles on cyber threats in an effort to educate the service branchâs personnel and partners on the topic in observation of the
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The U.S. Transportation Command has unveiled a new strategy framework created in an effort to help the command navigate through future obstacles that the agency may face. U.S. Air Force Gen. Darren McDew, Transcom
MoreThe Department of Homeland Security‘s Automated Indicator Sharing program under the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act of 2015 has become a two-way exchange of information between government and industry partners on malicious cyber acts, Federal News Radio
MoreThe Defense Department plans to redirect $100 million in funds toward efforts that seek to detect cyber threats in weapon systems, Defense News reported Thursday. Joe Gould writes DoD Comptroller Mike McCord
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