Pentagon wants industry’s help to bolster allies and partners’ cybersecurity
The Pentagon's cyber policy shop wants US industry to help allies and partners strengthen cybersecurity.
Soldiers won’t always be able to rely on contractors for coders, says Army Software Factory director
The pilot program is already bearing fruit as participants develop soldier-centric software for the Army.
Cyber Marines could be empowered to act boldly under commandant’s future force vision
Cyber Marines have already been integrated into Marine Corps training and operations, but the commandant's plans for future operations could place a new importance on what these Marines bring to the fight.
The cyber battlefield against China and Russia is constantly shifting. Here’s how the NSA is trying to stay on top.
“Even as we’re on this call right now, the cyberspace domain is changing,” a senior NSA official said. “New malware is being released, new vulnerabilities are being discovered"
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Humans have capacity to shape future of cyberspace
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