Cyberdefense


Fewer DOD data centers will result in reduced enemy attack vectors

Maintaining security in an era of smaller budgets and data center consolidation poses a major challenge.

Good cybersecurity practices should be second nature, says DOD deputy CIO

Attention to cybersecurity is important not just during Cyber Security Awareness Month, but 365 days a year, says DOD Deputy CIO Robert J. Carey.

Military looking to DISA for clear direction on security in the cloud

The Defense Information Systems Agency plans to do a careful assessment of all of the security implications associated with broad use of cloud computing.

Strong intelligence key to cyber weapons development

Cyber intelligence is critical to the development of new methods, techniques and designs for cyber weapons in modern conflict.

Rules of cyber warfare still murky

For military planners, cyberspace is a murky domain without the clearer lines that exist in physical warfare.

Basics key to effective cyber defense, says former Army CIO

Effective cyber defense comes from following the basic rules of military strategy, says the Army's former CIO.

Cybersecurity legislation unlikely this year unless president steps in, says Rep. Dan Lungren

Congress isn't likely to pass cybersecurity legislation this year because the private sector is skeptical of government involvement and many Americans don't understand the urgent need for it.

Military focuses on quick response cyber capabilities

With threats to its networks increasing, the Pentagon's approach to cyber warfare is focusing more on a quick response rather than a perfect solution.

Japan to establish cyber defense force in 2013

Japan is one of a number of nations around the globe that has decided to create a separate team to defend its national security in cyberspace.

20 steps to strengthen cyber defense

Organizations large and small have recognized the threat cyberattacks pose to their organizations and are ready to move ahead and minimize that threat to the extent possible.

Webcast

  • Improving Performance Management and Project Control to Meet Cost/Schedule Milestones in DoD Procurement

    It can be nearly impossible to build annual budgets that consider forecasted project and program work plans along with detailed cost data, particularly when attempting to reconcile actual and projected program costs with actual schedule performance. In this webcast, a defense IT program manager will share best practices and hard-won lessons aligning critical data on project performance, cost systems and schedules for truly big picture program management insight. Read more