Iran’s Foreign Minister Javad Zarif confirmed Monday that Tehran has violated the limits imposed on uranium enrichment that were a key part of the [...]
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Bottom Line Up FrontAfter the well-documented Russian disinformation and influence campaign in the 2016 U.S. presidential election, some elements of [...]
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Bottom Line Up FrontAfter the well-documented Russian disinformation and influence campaign in the 2016 U.S. presidential election, some elements of [...]
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Bottom Line: The risk posed to U.S. national security by what are believed to be Russian-backed hacking groups, is similar to the October 1962 Cuban [...]
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Mr. President, as you know the United States has faced cyber attacks of increasing frequency and viciousness from our adversaries. Your NSC is about [...]
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Mr. President, as you know the United States has faced cyber attacks of increasing frequency and viciousness from our adversaries. Your NSC is about [...]
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The United States is in the midst of the most resounding policy shift on cyber conflict, one with profound implications for national security and the [...]
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History suggests that applying the wrong operational framework to an emerging strategic environment is a recipe for failure. During the World War I, [...]
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Jason Healey recently posted an interesting piece on The Cipher Brief, US Cyber Command: “When faced with a bully…hit him harder.” Healey writes: [...]
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In Washington, there may be division and confusion about how to deal with Russian cyber-based interference. But 25 miles north, at Fort Meade, home [...]
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National Security Agency Director Adm. Mike Rogers has told his staff that he will be stepping down from his post this spring, as reported by The [...]
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As I have previously written, U.S. Cyber Command has grown up, and its elevation to a unified combatant command will soon be complete. The focus can [...]
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The Cipher Brief Cyber Advisory Board convenes meetings with some of the most innovative thinkers across government and the private sector, tackling [...]
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In the nearly seven years since the U.S. Department of Defense declared cyberspace a “domain” of warfare – alongside land, air, sea, and space – the [...]
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Despite the many logistical and operational challenges of a transition, many acknowledge that U.S. Cyber Command must eventually separate from the [...]
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The separation of the U.S. Cyber Command and the National Security Agency (NSA) would have two major and immediate effects. It would allow the Cyber [...]
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The isolation of cyber as an entirely independent domain of warfare is both inaccurate and dangerous.Today, the Pentagon faces an essential task, to [...]
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In 2010, then-Deputy Secretary of Defense William J. Lynn III made a pivotal decision for the future of cyberspace and the U.S. military: He saw to [...]
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