FBI cyber leader details bureau’s first unclassified cyber strategy
The FBI's new cyber strategy emphasizes supporting victims, partnering more closely with industry and recruiting "the best cyber talent in the nation."
The FBI's new cyber strategy emphasizes supporting victims, partnering more closely with industry and recruiting "the best cyber talent in the nation."
CIA Deputy Director Michael Ellis also touted how the agency hit its hiring goals this year, after a big wave of retirements in 2025.
Every military capability is ultimately judged by its contribution to combat effectiveness. Cybersecurity should be no exception.
DISA's plans to migrate all combatant commands to DoDNet raise questions about whether the environment is capable of supporting their unique operational needs.
"You will get ransomware, it's just you have to be prepared how to deal with it, and this is how you deal with these devices being attacked," said Rob Smith.
"They are trying cause chaos, they are trying to cause disturbances in our daily lives. And water is a great target to achieve that," Ozgur Ozmen.
The initiative may allow more nontraditional contractors to contribute to national security, collaborate with government teams and compete for classified work.
John Israel, the chief information security officer for the state of Minnesota, said a cross-state task force helps drive statewide cyber priorities.
The adversaries here are well-resourced nation-states with explicit intent and demonstrated capability to exploit exactly what they steal.
Erika Dinnie, the vice president of federal strategy and planning at MetTel, explains why outsourcing to U.S.-based firms is a viable option for agencies.