Opinion
Pentagon makes progress on Zero Trust, but next steps will be critical
Not everyone has the in-house expertise or technology that DISA does, but everyone has the capabilities to pick a place to start and make progress.
Opinion
Three ways to build on DISA’s strong data strategy
DISA’s IPlan is a solid step forward for guiding internal data practices, providing insights and goals to reduce data silos.
Coming soon: joint international cyberspace operations
As U.S. Cyber Command continues to mature its workforce, operations and tactics, so too are allied nations, some of which are also standing up cyber commands.
DoD cyber defense arm establishes intel/ops fusion cell
U.S. Cyber Command's defense cyber arm, JFHQ-DoDIN, has stood up a fusion cell for intelligence and operations.
3 ways DARPA will attack the cyber problem
The acting director of DARPA outlined three research areas his organization is focusing on.
Top threats to cyber defenders, according to a senior DISA official
The nature of today’s world requires personnel to be on guard in both their public and private personas.
DARPA works to ensure man can trust machine
“A lot of AI today is a black box, you have this neural net that you put in the inputs, it spits out an answer and 90 percent of the time it’s right. But that last 10 percent, sometimes it really screws up,” says DARPA's acting director.
US seeks stronger international cyber defense partnerships
While cyberspace has typically been more difficult to partner on and share information about, the U.S. seems to be opening up its files, so to speak, and looking for greater cooperation with allies.
Cyber 'beat cop' needed to add context for SWAT teams
In the experience of one combatant command official, there needs to be a beat cop performing a daily patrol to provide context to the SWAT team when an incident happens.
DISA eyeing Wi-Fi killer
DISA could be looking to new Wi-Fi technology.
Gait is the new fingerprint: The next generation of identity authentication
Lt. Gen. Alan Lynn is looking to 'reimagine the workplace,' including the future of Common Access Cards.
