Unreal.
Dec
17
2009
17
2009
Nov
17
2009
17
2009
Congress Should Launch All-Star Commission to Examine Cyber Threats
A report issued last month by the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission concluded: ”China is likely using its maturing computer network exploitation capability to support intelligence collection against the U.S. Government and industry by conducting a long term, sophisticated, computer network exploitation campaign.” For the last decade, China has been conducting ”hacker attacks” and network intrusions against U.S. [...]
Jul
8
2009
8
2009
New Cyber Attacks Showcase Need for Cyber Deterrence Policy
The AP is reporting on a new round of cyber attacks that targeted computer networks at the Treasury Department, Federal Trade Commission and Secret Service. Other targets are reported to have included the White House, Pentagon, and New York Stock Exchange. W. David Gardner of InformationWeek reports that the attack was even more [...]
Aug
23
2008
23
2008
Jul
18
2008
18
2008
The Obama Iraq Documentary: Whatever the Politics Demand
Here’s an excellent video, chronicling Sen. Obama’s many positions on Iraq.
Jul
17
2008
17
2008
New Media, Information Warfare and the U.S. Army
David Axe posted a very interesting piece today in The Danger Room. He examines the emerging role of new media in the U.S. Army:
Senior Army leaders have fallen behind the breakneck development of cheap digital communications including cell phones, digital cameras and Web 2.0 Internet sites such as blogs and Facebook, Army Secretary Pete Geren [...]
Jul
4
2008
4
2008
Defense Transformation and the Next Administration
As the general election gears up, questions surrounding defense and national security are likely to dominate the national discussion. While defense transformation remains an important issue for the Defense Department, it will most likely be lost in policy debates about Iraq and Iran. But defense transformation is not an arcane policy issue; rather it is [...]