WikiLeaks has released more than 7,000 webpages of documents on software tools and techniques alleged used by CIA and allied intelligence agencies to gain access to computers, smartphones and other personal devices, the New
MoreThe U.S. Marine Corps will acquire smartphones for fiscal year 2017 in a push to update the service branch’s capacity for fire support in support of efforts to bolster mobility and tactical
MoreA Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency program aims to characterize cyber criminals and their strategies and forecast where future attacks could take place, Nextgov reported Tuesday. Aliya Sternstein writes that the Enhanced Attribution
MoreThe National Institute of Standards and Technology has released a new draft publication that proposes to incorporate security concepts into the systems engineering stage of cyber-physical systems in an effort to protect
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The Department of the Navy has authorized its component organizations to procure, implement and connect Android and iOS mobile devices to the Navy Marine Corps Intranet network. The Navy intends for current
MoreTerry Halvorsen, chief information officer at the U.S. Defense Department, spoke to the press about the status of the agency’s efforts to implement a common enterprise information technology infrastructure, DoD News reported
MoreNASA plans to install Google-developed mobile devices with three-dimensional sensors into robots that perform routines inside the International Space Station, Reuters reported Monday. Noel Randewich writes Googleâs smartphones will serve as âbrains and
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The FBI has opened bidding on a contract covering software licenses for version 2.0 of the Samsung Knox mobile security platform, Nextgov reported Tuesday. Aliya Sternstein writes the agency is looking for
MoreThe U.S. Marine Corps is asking industry to submit information about Android-powered mobile phones that the branch could potentially utilize for secure communications. USMC wants a smartphone that runs Android 4.0 or
MoreThe Defense Information System Agency has authorized BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10-based smartphones for use on the Pentagon’s internal networks. DISA plans to launch a mobile infrastructure that can support up to 10,000
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