Mattis: Don’t create separate military cyber service
The former defense secretary said U.S. Cyber Command needs emergency authority to be able to operate inside the United States.
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Pentagon, DHS agree to framework for joint cyberdefense
U.S. officials have long touted their “whole-of-government approach” to cyberthreats, and a new memo advances that cause.
NSA chief ripped by Congress for cyberwar process he doesn’t control
Neither President Donald Trump nor Secretary of Defense James Mattis has specifically directed Adm. Mike Rogers to “disrupt Russian cyberthreats where they originate."
Maj. Gen. Ed Wilson appointed to top Pentagon cyber policy position
The Air Force officer will become Defense Secretary James Mattis' right-hand man when it comes to cyber policy.
Here’s what the newly signed NDAA means for cybersecurity
President Trump signed the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) Tuesday, approving the $700 billion spending bill designed to fund the U.S. military and its various cybersecurity-focused initiatives.
Trump orders that U.S. Cyber Command receive new authority to conduct cyberwarfare
Trump's decision moves Cyber Command one step closer from being moved away from the National Security Agency.
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Pentagon hackers-for-hire take just 4 hours to find critical vulnerability in sensitive system
The Pentagon's cybersecurity swat team has hosted highly-publicized challenges to find flaws in department and military branch websites, but it also recently orchestrated a more secret, complex…