How the Pentagon is embracing AI; election officials’ concerns going into 2024
Jack Shanahan, former Lieutenant General in the US Air Force
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Opinion: Why doctrinal arguments continue to stymie effective cyber policies
U.S. cyberspace policymakers view military principles with a dangerous disregard of what it actually takes to make American networks secure.
The NSA has a new interim cybersecurity director
The interim NSA Cybersecurity Director previously served as Cyber Command's executive director.
Lawmakers throw cold water on splitting Cyber Command from NSA
Congress is hitting back.
How the Pentagon is trolling Russian, Chinese hackers with cartoons
Cyber Command has a graphics company on hand to mock foreign hackers.
How the government is keeping hackers from disrupting coronavirus vaccine research
Behind the scenes, DOD has been working to protect the U.S. government effort to produce a coronavirus vaccine against foreign hacking.
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DEF CON’s Aerospace Village looks to satellite hacking to improve security in space
The aerospace hacking village at DEF CON is going to look pretty different this year.
How COVID-19 changed Cyber Command’s ‘Cyber Flag’ exercise
Even the military's hackers have to work from home.
GAO: Cyber Command is overspending on data tools
The project is going to cost five times more than what military officials originally estimated.
The governor’s office says the NSA isn’t involved in the response to Minnesota’s protests. But here’s how it could be.
Comments by Gov. Tim Walz, combined with activity by the military, created some confusion about role of the Pentagon's foreign signals intelligence agency.