Identifying Cyber Threats : There’s a potential pipeline leak, so a team is dispatched to investigate. It was a false alarm, but then another alarm goes off, then another. This scenario is very real…
The scope, sophistication, pace and spread of today’s cyber threats is unmatched in history…
At U.S. Cyber Command’s first-ever industry day, leaders from across the command briefed nearly 400 members of private industry about the command’s acquisition priorities at the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency.
The National Security Agency has never seen the field of signals intelligence change as rapidly as it is right now.
New technologies, new tactics, new threats, limited budgets — all these have combined to change the face of warfare in the 21st century, and Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David L. Goldfein is among the […]
HackerOne and Synack launch their own ”bug bounty” challenges, similar to the “Hack the Pentagon” pilot program, with the ultimate objective to normalize the crowd-sourced approach to digital defenses.
Defense Secretary Ash Carter and his British counterpart Michael Fallon signed a first-of-its kind agreement to together advance offensive and defensive cyber capabilities.
Face au risque de terrorisme et à des tentatives de déstabilisation possible par des services étrangers, des groupes mafieux ou des hackers potentiellement dangereux, la France après le 11 septembre a compris l'urgente nécessité d'introduire […]
Quand l’idéologie produit son contraire ! Les États-Unis prétendaient vouloir imposer le modèle « occidental » en Irak: droits de l’homme, marché, bonne gouvernance, valeurs éthiques. Ils y ont exporté le modèle du western: pillards, recherche des […]
In terms of disinformation designed to be effective against various countries at once- and in which the alternative media as well as the traditional mainstream media are put to optimum use – the so-called « ethnic weapon » story must rate as one of the most effective to date. Certainly in Africa, and seemingly in Asia, it has gained credibility through sheer repetition, endorsing the belief of Soviet disinformation experts that if a story is repeated often enough, particularly to an unsophisticated audience, it will eventually gain credibility no matter how implausible or bizarre it is. The ethnic weapon story is a particularly good example of disinformation in that one theme was concocted, variations of it were created, and the resulting stories cleverly disseminated to embarrass three « hostile » countries at the same time the United States of America, Israel and South Africa. […]
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