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Reports that the Trump administration has rescinded an Obama-era directive guiding the use of offensive cyber operations has cybersecurity experts pondering what, if anything, has replaced it. Read More
At the Las Vegas event, ethical hackers identified and reported 75 unique vulnerabilities and were awarded over $80,000 for their efforts. Read More
The Defense Department now prohibits personnel from using geolocation devices, applications or services in any area where military operations are being conducted. Read More
National Background Investigations Bureau Director Charles Phalen discusses the Trump administration's plan to move the organization under the Defense Department. Read More
Lt. Gen. Stephen Fogarty, Army Cyber Command's new leader, says the mission is really "information dominance operations." Read More
The Army wants industry help to support its Defensive Cyberspace Operations organization with cybersecurity risk management services. Read More
The final 2019 National Defense Authorization Act could bring the U.S. one step closer to developing a cyber warfare doctrine. Read More
The IBM Center for The Business of Government proposes a new risk management model that that allows agencies to tailor approaches for particular cyber challenges. Read More
The Defense Department's acting deputy CIO for cybersecurity said to expect cyber and artificial intelligence strategies in the coming weeks. Read More
The adoption of bug-bounty programs in government has increased 125 percent increase year over year, according to a new report. Read More
The first successful recruits of a pilot program to commission cyber talent are getting ready to serve. Read More
According to a proposed rule, agencies could spend more money for work directly related to supporting a contingency operation. Read More
By continuously vetting cleared personnel, the Defense Information Systems Agency hopes to virtually eliminate the reinvestigation process and reduce the backlog. Read More
The Senate released its text and report for the 2019 National Defense Authorization Act. Take a look at a few of the biggest cyber provisions that could make it through final passage. Read More
The Defense Logistics Agency Director Lt. Gen. Darrell Williams is concerned about supply chain vulnerabilities and thinks reducing the number of applications on DLA's network will reduce risk. Read More
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