In the digital age, the battlefield has expanded beyond physical realms to encompass cyber frontiers. The Department of Defense (DoD), ...

Expect significant innovations in AI-driven cyber tools and a closer convergence between cybersecurity and geopolitics, they ...

"The complexity and the volume of data just continue to explode on orders of magnitude," Kevin Rivera said.

“There are no good solutions when you are under cyber attack; there are only bad and very bad solutions.”—Lt. Gen. Johannes Kert, military representative of the Estonian Delegation, NATO Cooperative ...

U.S. Cyber Command has laid out a clear vision for the warfighting tools it needs, but it hasn’t set any goals for the interoperability and information sharing among those systems, according to a ...

Cyber readiness reporting shouldn't be treated as a “compliance drill,” but rather a tool the services can use to advocate for resources, Matthew Eisner said.

The next frontier of defense is not in the skies or at sea; it is in the cloud, in our data centers and in the invisible ...

Protecting weapons is a top concern for the U.S. Space Operations Command, but there aren’t enough cyber operators to monitor the myriad interconnected platforms. “We really need to worry about our ...

As the Defense Department puts its new Cyber Command in place to defend the military information infrastructure, it also is wrestling with the nontechnical issues of defining cyber war and ...

This article arises from Future Tense,a collaboration among Arizona State University, the New America Foundation, and Slate. What constitutes an act of cyberwar? Before we get to that, there’s a clue ...

As insurers look for more compelling ways to educate the public, the digital twin metaphor has the potential to make evolving ...

DoD is still contemplating policy and employment of cyber forces several years after the stand up of Cyber Command. (William Belcher/Air Force) Nearly a decade after the formation of U.S. Cyber ...