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Twitter botnets are becoming more sophisticated
Twitter accounts are spoofing celebrity accounts, engaging in fraud and using verified profiles that have been hacked, at the same time the United States is warning of Russian disinformation operations using botnets.
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Bill would make Pentagon track allied defense spending for Congress
Sen. Mike Lee has proposed a bill to restart Pentagon reporting to Congress on allied countries’ annual military spending.
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How election security became a Homeland Security priority
Election security wasn’t a mission initially envisioned for the Department of Homeland Security, the sprawling department creating after the Sept. 11 attacks. But it’s now one of the highest priorities, Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen said Wednesday.
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Here’s who is running the Pentagon’s acquisition and technology offices
A quartet of new leaders have joined the Pentagon’s R&E side in the last month, while the A&S structure rounds itself out.
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Keeping Veterans and Active Duty Personnel Healthy and Productive at Work: The Key is an Active Workspace
Many veterans and active duty personnel work in an office or educational environment where they’re likely to spend a lot of time at a desk. Productivity is a top priority for these highly-skilled and motivated employees as they’re often trained in multiple disciplines and tasked with a range of responsibilities. With regular fitness assessments and…
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Congress would stop Trump from leaving NATO, key senators say
“If they were seriously planning on withdrawing from NATO, I think it would create a unifying event unlike anything you’ve seen in U.S. history,” says Republican Sen. Thom Tillis.
