The security of cloud computing is often debated but such debates seem to be over for the general tasked with running the United States military’s cyber command, who sees the technology not only as way to rein in IT costs but a way to more easily protect IT assets. Speaking here before 700...
Military networks and software must be tied to the cloud to defend Defense Department computers against adversaries, the Pentagon’s cyber chief said Wednesday night. Currently, Defense data reside on three main systems that cannot be centrally secured, creating disparate levels of protection t...
via Boston.com LONDON — America’s new cyber czar said yesterday that international law and cooperation — not another treaty — are enough to tackle cybersecurity issues for now. Christopher Painter, coordinator for cyber issues for the State Department, declined to comment on ...