Cyberwarfare

Air Force leaders tout cyber capabilities

Cyber warfare isn't a new domain anymore, but it still takes time to prepare for it, top Air Force officials said.

By Amber Corrin
October 11, 2012

Air Force leaders tout cyber capabilities

Cyber warfare isn't a new domain anymore, but it still takes time to prepare for it, top Air Force officials said.

By Amber Corrin
October 11, 2012

US not ready for cyberattack, NSA director warns

Legislation, partnership with industry are critical to bolster underpowered U.S. cyber defenses, according to the Cyber Command's chief.

By Amber Corrin
July 27, 2012

Cyber warfare: New battlefield, new rules

The old rules of war don’t apply in cyberspace, so the federal government is writing a new book for the new age of combat.

By Amber Corrin
July 9, 2012

DOD to expand public-private cybersecurity project

The Defense Department is set to broaden a pilot program from 37 participants to 200, according to the DOD CIO.

By Amber Corrin
April 25, 2012

White House cyber czar launching war on botnets

A new White House-led working group will develop policies and strategies to fight botnets.

By Amber Corrin
April 11, 2012

Full-range arsenal, portfolio approach necessary for cyber defense

A multi-layered approach, from deterrents to retaliation, is critical to defending networks, according to a panel of cybersecurity experts at FOSE.

By Amber Corrin
April 5, 2012

Innovation leadership makes US a cyber target

One former NSA official says both government and industry organizations need to improve the security of their intellectual capital.

By Amber Corrin
April 4, 2012

What a WWII battle can teach about cybersecurity

A collective defense used in the Atlantic during World War II holds lessons for an enterprise approach to cyber.

By Amber Corrin
March 9, 2012

Air Force planning makes major shift in cyber era

The push for cyber superiority is reshaping the Air Force's approaches to planning, spending and training, says the Air Force CIO.

By Amber Corrin
February 23, 2012

Intelligence director urges Congress to act on cyber threat

National Intelligence Director James Clapper cited threats posed by Iran, China and Russia as dangers Congress must address.

By Amber Corrin
February 3, 2012

Cyber training no longer basic

Today's troops are getting the latest in high-tech training and education to learn how to combat a fast-moving cyber threat.

By Amber Corrin
November 18, 2011

Defense budget cuts inevitable, says former defense secretary

With the nation at a crucial point and the Defense Department facing serious budget cuts, a smaller military force and smart decision-making will be critical, said former Defense Secretary William Cohen.

By Amber Corrin
September 30, 2011

DOD releases 5-point cyber defense plan

The Defense Department's new strategy for defending U.S. computer networks stresses the need for a multi-faceted, evolving approach to counter pervasive threats.

By Amber Corrin
July 14, 2011

How ready are we for cyberspace?

With little definition of the man-made terrain of the cyber domain and little known about the policies that govern it, one military officer has some suggestions for starting to defend cyberspace.

By Amber Corrin
June 29, 2011

US cyber plans ruffle feathers at home and abroad

The Obama administration is trying hard to sell critics on its plans for securing cyberspace and protecting critical infrastructure.

By Michael Hardy
June 3, 2011

Digital Conflict: Bin Laden raid nets largest intell cache ever

The computer data seized in the raid on Osama bin Laden's hideout in Pakistan will take months to process, according to defense and intelligence insiders.

By Kevin Coleman
May 12, 2011

Digital Conflict: Bin Laden raid nets largest intell cache ever

The computer data seized in the raid on Osama bin Laden's hideout in Pakistan will take months to process, according to defense and intelligence insiders.

By Kevin Coleman
May 12, 2011

Defense bill would include cyber warfare designations

The 2012 Defense Authorization Bill would include cyber warfare rules.

By FCW Staff
May 11, 2011

What was on Osama bin Laden's hard drive?

Investigators are poring over a 'mother lode' of data on hard drives, flash drives and other devices retrieved by Navy Seals during their raid on Osama bin Laden's compound.

By Kevin McCaney
May 5, 2011

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Legislation, partnership with industry are critical to bolster underpowered U.S. cyber defenses, according to the Cyber Command's chief.

The old rules of war don’t apply in cyberspace, so the federal government is writing a new book for the new age of combat.

The Defense Department is set to broaden a pilot program from 37 participants to 200, according to the DOD CIO.

A new White House-led working group will develop policies and strategies to fight botnets.

A multi-layered approach, from deterrents to retaliation, is critical to defending networks, according to a panel of cybersecurity experts at FOSE.

One former NSA official says both government and industry organizations need to improve the security of their intellectual capital.

A collective defense used in the Atlantic during World War II holds lessons for an enterprise approach to cyber.

The push for cyber superiority is reshaping the Air Force's approaches to planning, spending and training, says the Air Force CIO.

National Intelligence Director James Clapper cited threats posed by Iran, China and Russia as dangers Congress must address.

The global security organization is running behind in establishing cybersecurity policy.

Today's troops are getting the latest in high-tech training and education to learn how to combat a fast-moving cyber threat.

How is a cyber threat like a neurotic Manhattan comic?

With the nation at a crucial point and the Defense Department facing serious budget cuts, a smaller military force and smart decision-making will be critical, said former Defense Secretary William Cohen.

The Defense Department's new strategy for defending U.S. computer networks stresses the need for a multi-faceted, evolving approach to counter pervasive threats.

With little definition of the man-made terrain of the cyber domain and little known about the policies that govern it, one military officer has some suggestions for starting to defend cyberspace.

The Obama administration is trying hard to sell critics on its plans for securing cyberspace and protecting critical infrastructure.

The computer data seized in the raid on Osama bin Laden's hideout in Pakistan will take months to process, according to defense and intelligence insiders.

The computer data seized in the raid on Osama bin Laden's hideout in Pakistan will take months to process, according to defense and intelligence insiders.

The 2012 Defense Authorization Bill would include cyber warfare rules.

Investigators are poring over a 'mother lode' of data on hard drives, flash drives and other devices retrieved by Navy Seals during their raid on Osama bin Laden's compound.