via Army Times While the top U.S. cyber commander was on Capitol Hill making the case for shifting the Defense Department to cloud computing, three companies were announcing a corporate alliance aimed at addressing the working-level security concerns that have slowed the progress of the commander...
via American Forces Press Service WASHINGTON, March 17, 2011 — U.S. Cyber Command is building its workforce, launching efforts with industry and working with international partners to fulfill an important mission, the command’s leader said here yesterday. Cybercom commander Army Gen. Kei...
via Federal News Radio Iranian hackers working for the powerful Revolutionary Guard’s paramilitary Basij group have launched attacks on websites of the “enemies,” a state-owned newspaper reported Monday in a rare acknowledgment from Iran that it’s involved in cyber warfare. T...
via Fierce Government IT Should a “cyber crisis” occur, the government has to work together seamlessly, said Gen. Keith Alexander, commander of the U.S. Cyber Command and director of the National Security Agency. “A crisis in our networks is not going to stop while we wait to trans...
via Federal News Radio Starting this week, the Navy will begin using a new 24-hour operations center at its fledgling Fleet Cyber Command — and begin to fix a problem that its commander said is one of the military’s biggest deficiencies in the area of cybersecurity. None of the armed ser...