
To win the internet, the Pentagon’s info ops need more humanity and a dash of absurdity
U.S. information operations should dispense with deception and obfuscation and embrace truth as well as the absurdity of meme culture.
U.S. information operations should dispense with deception and obfuscation and embrace truth as well as the absurdity of meme culture.
The collaboration unfolded at the cybersecurity conference in Las Vegas where more than 1,700 attendees attempted to outsmart DOD technology.
Lt. Gen. Michael Groen said DOD will need to do more to bring the branches together and act as a “doer” instead of a coordinating body.
The State Department fought hard to win back the cyber authorities that it lost under the Trump administration but did not prevail.
The NSA cybersecurity director’s memes suggest the Pentagon may have finally figured out how to use internet culture to its advantage.
The U.S. will never successfully address cyberspace attacks against the U.S. private sector if it considers it outside the Pentagon’s purview.
Just because the U.S. Marine Corps has never been struck with ransomware doesn’t mean cybersecurity personnel in the military aren’t working to fend off such attacks. That’s according to Renata Spinks, the acting chief information security officer in the Marine Corps, who says that the threat of digital extortion requires constant attention and diligence from […]
The debate is over whether the provision is unrealistic or if it’s a game changing move to cut down on software vulnerabilities.
Alex Chapin, vice president, DOD and Intelligence with McAfee, discusses the Pentagon’s CVR environment.
The group’s first known activity in Ukraine after Russia’s invasion registered dormant domains in order to obscure their attacks.