Tags U.S. Cyber Command
Cyber Command’s midterm election work included trips to Ukraine, Montenegro, and North Macedonia
The trip to Europe demonstrates how the command supports and learns from allies facing threats from persistent hackers.
NSA’s Joyce outlines how U.S. can disrupt and deter foreign hacking
“We have to impose costs in a visible way to start deterrence,” the NSA's Rob Joyce told an industry association.
Senators ask Trump administration how badly shutdown hurt federal cybersecurity
Just how bad is the damage from the government shutdown? Senators want to know.
Ex-NSA chief welcomes more U.S. offensive operations in cyberspace
The U.S. says the gloves are off, and former NSA director Rogers is pleased.
Bolton confirms offensive cyber-operations conducted to protect midterms
The national security adviser said it was “too soon to tell” whether the offensive was affecting adversary behavior.
PPD-20 elimination opens arguments over how U.S. should conduct offensive hacking operations
Lawmakers and key officials sounded off Thursday after President Donald Trump rescinded a key cyberwar policy directive.
