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Speed is of the essence as the U.S. Army works earnestly with industry to equip the force with the latest tools to combat cyber attacks. |
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The U.S. Indo-Pacific Command incorporates new cyber technologies and standards as it strives for greater interoperability with allies and potential partners. |
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The increase in cybersecurity policies and advances in capabilities highlights the need for highly trained personnel and better management processes. |
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Initial news reports on the recent ransomware attack leveled against the city of Baltimore erroneously claimed that the ransomware leveraged an NSA-developed exploit to compromise the city’s municipal systems. |
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Officials at U.S. Cyber Command believe at least 39 problems currently do not have technical solutions, and they’re daring innovators to use novel ways to use existing capabilities to address the challenges. |
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