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The US push to boost ‘quantum computing’
Scientists hope government backing will help attract a broader group of engineers and entrepreneurs to their nascent field.
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White House seeks a ‘smarter’ cloud strategy
The White House released its update to the 2010 federal Cloud First strategy that looks to help agencies be smarter about cloud decisions.
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Hackers in Boston gamed out an election day nightmare – and won
A simulated election-day exercise between a red-team of hackers and a blue-team of current and former law-enforcement officials was an insight into intelligence officials worst nightmare about the upcoming mid-term vote
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Foreign government hackers target US senators, aides’ Gmail
On Thursday, Google spokesman Aaron Stein confirmed that his company had notified the Senate targets.
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NGEN-R: What is the Navy thinking?
The Navy’s breaking the network with its Next Generation Enterprise Network contract re-compete.
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Could white hat hackers boost security of voting machines?
Amid criticism from the largest retailer of voting machine software, experts argue that vulnerability disclosure programs can boost cybersecurity.
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Could drone scraps lead back to an enemy pilot?
Retracing drone flights from data left on surviving circuits could improve base security and counter-drone technologies.
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DoD releases first new cyber strategy in three years
The much awaited strategy articulates how the DoD will combat strategic competitors such as Russia and China.
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Air Force transforms existing program office into its new software development hub
Program Executive Office Battle Management is getting a new name and new mission.
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Why does access to the internet go out? DHS wants to know
The Department of Homeland Security announced funding to boost attribution into cyberattacks and internet cuts as the Trump administration has placed a greater effort to name hackers.
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The US push to boost ‘quantum computing’
Scientists hope government backing will help attract a broader group of engineers and entrepreneurs to their nascent field.
-
White House seeks a ‘smarter’ cloud strategy
The White House released its update to the 2010 federal Cloud First strategy that looks to help agencies be smarter about cloud decisions.
-
Hackers in Boston gamed out an election day nightmare – and won
A simulated election-day exercise between a red-team of hackers and a blue-team of current and former law-enforcement officials was an insight into intelligence officials worst nightmare about the upcoming mid-term vote
-
Foreign government hackers target US senators, aides’ Gmail
On Thursday, Google spokesman Aaron Stein confirmed that his company had notified the Senate targets.
-
NGEN-R: What is the Navy thinking?
The Navy’s breaking the network with its Next Generation Enterprise Network contract re-compete.
-
Could white hat hackers boost security of voting machines?
Amid criticism from the largest retailer of voting machine software, experts argue that vulnerability disclosure programs can boost cybersecurity.
-
Could drone scraps lead back to an enemy pilot?
Retracing drone flights from data left on surviving circuits could improve base security and counter-drone technologies.
-
DoD releases first new cyber strategy in three years
The much awaited strategy articulates how the DoD will combat strategic competitors such as Russia and China.
-
Air Force transforms existing program office into its new software development hub
Program Executive Office Battle Management is getting a new name and new mission.
-
Why does access to the internet go out? DHS wants to know
The Department of Homeland Security announced funding to boost attribution into cyberattacks and internet cuts as the Trump administration has placed a greater effort to name hackers.
-
The US push to boost ‘quantum computing’
Scientists hope government backing will help attract a broader group of engineers and entrepreneurs to their nascent field.
-
White House seeks a ‘smarter’ cloud strategy
The White House released its update to the 2010 federal Cloud First strategy that looks to help agencies be smarter about cloud decisions.
-
Hackers in Boston gamed out an election day nightmare – and won
A simulated election-day exercise between a red-team of hackers and a blue-team of current and former law-enforcement officials was an insight into intelligence officials worst nightmare about the upcoming mid-term vote
-
Foreign government hackers target US senators, aides’ Gmail
On Thursday, Google spokesman Aaron Stein confirmed that his company had notified the Senate targets.
-
NGEN-R: What is the Navy thinking?
The Navy’s breaking the network with its Next Generation Enterprise Network contract re-compete.
-
Could white hat hackers boost security of voting machines?
Amid criticism from the largest retailer of voting machine software, experts argue that vulnerability disclosure programs can boost cybersecurity.
-
Could drone scraps lead back to an enemy pilot?
Retracing drone flights from data left on surviving circuits could improve base security and counter-drone technologies.
-
DoD releases first new cyber strategy in three years
The much awaited strategy articulates how the DoD will combat strategic competitors such as Russia and China.
-
Air Force transforms existing program office into its new software development hub
Program Executive Office Battle Management is getting a new name and new mission.
-
Why does access to the internet go out? DHS wants to know
The Department of Homeland Security announced funding to boost attribution into cyberattacks and internet cuts as the Trump administration has placed a greater effort to name hackers.
