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The White House's 2020 budget request increases funds for military cyber forces and defense cyber workforce with carve outs for artificial intelligence investments. Read More
Dr. Jennifer Roberts, program manager for the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s information innovation office, talks about what cyber capabilities are in the works. Read More
Lack of hiring personnel and the complex security clearance process is slowing down implementation as the Cyber Excepted Service expands. Read More
After a scathing internal evaluation, the Defense Information Systems Agency said it is working to resolve latency and reliability issues in the Joint Regional Security Stacks program. Read More
U.S. Cyber Commander Gen. Paul Nakasone said that with the current state of threats, he expects the cyber mission force to expand beyond 133 teams. Read More
Cross-domain and risk-adaptive security can mitigate threats, fortify networks and clouds and keep missions on track. Read More
DOD's research arm is getting ready to test mobile devices that permit information-sharing across multiple security levels from a single platform. Read More
The Defense Information Systems Agency is considering adding blockchain as a service to its infrastructure platform. Read More
Although the Defense Department has enhanced its cyber capabilities, adversaries are improving their attacks faster than defenders are shoring up their systems, a Pentagon watchdog said. Read More
The devices -- or more specifically, the chipsets embedded within them -- analyze a user's walking gait, location, facial structure and voice patterns to validate identity. Read More
A new report from the Defense Department's operational test and evaluation director says the Joint Regional Security Stacks program is undermanned and should be halted until security issues are resolved. Read More
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is investigating whether "dielets" -- tiny chips no larger than 100 microns a side -- can help track and authenticate electronics components. Read More
To effectively defend itself from attacks going forward, the Defense Department must look to hands-on, practical training programs to further develop its internal pentesting skill set. Read More
Hack the Air Force 3.0 uncovered 130 vulnerabilities in public-facing websites and services. Read More
The Pentagon is readying to absorb the National Background Investigations Bureau ahead of an anticipated executive order. Read More
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