On October 24th 2019, Alisa Schackmann, an economic officer from the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo, presented about 5G technology and related... read more →
The US Department of Defense Cyber Strategy was released in September 2018. This following policy changes are based on changes announced earlier this year in the National Cyber Strategy. The US DoD... read more →
On October 26th, CAPT J. Steven Correia gave the seminar on managing polarity between network usability and security. CAPT Correia is the Commanding Officer from Naval Computer and Telecommunications Station... read more →
Back in March, Jonathan Hobbs, Ph.D. (our VP, Plans & Programs) authored an article for AFCEA International's SIGNAL Magazine. His article, AI Enters the Cyber Attack Realm - Japan prepares... read more →
Artificial intelligence is one of the most influential forces in information technology. It can help drive cars, fly unmanned aircraft and protect networks. But artificial intelligence also can be a... read more →
Watch the trailer for Zero Days, Alex Gibney's look at the cyberwar machine Documentarian Alex Gibney has directed stirring investigative documentaries on everything from Enron to Steve Jobs. His upcoming... read more →
DISA unveils new cybersecurity review The Defense Information Systems Agency unveiled a cybersecurity review process on May 9 that takes an agile, "outside-in" assessment of the resources and technologies the... read more →
Stopping the federal IT security brain drain As government leaders increasingly prioritize cyberspace's role in national security, a critical deficiency has begun to reveal itself: The best and brightest IT... read more →
Major Security Breaches Found In Google And Yahoo Email Services Hundreds of millions of hacked usernames and passwords for email accounts and other websites are being traded in Russia’s criminal... read more →
House unanimously passes Email Privacy Act, requiring warrants for obtaining emails The U.S. House of Representatives has passed H.R. 699, the Email Privacy Act, sending it on to the Senate... read more →