As security officials prepare for Russian attack on 2020 presidential race, Trump and aides play down threat Josh Dawsen, Ellen Nakashima and Shane Harris, April 30th 2019, Washington Post In recent months, U.S. national security officials have been preparing for Russian interference in the 2020 presidential race by tracking cyber threats, sharing intelligence about foreign […]Read More

U.S. Cyber Command Bolsters Allied Defenses to Impose Cost on Moscow Julian Barnes, May 7th 2019, New York Times American officials are pushing ahead on efforts with allied nations to counter Russia’s interference in democratic elections and other malign activities, military cybercommanders said on Tuesday, an effort intended to allow the United States to better […]Read More

Mark Pomerleau, May 6th 2019, Fifthdomain.com https://www.fifthdomain.com/dod/army/2019/05/06/the-army-looks-to-build-up-its-cyber-arsenal/ The Army is building a new tactical cyber force and it’s going to need an arsenal. Immediately stocking one is another story, however, because “offensive cyber” tools are currently developed and owned by U.S. Cyber Command for the joint mission, so the Army is working on how to […]Read More

Mark Pomerleau, May 3rd 2019, www.csirnet.com https://www.c4isrnet.com/c2-comms/2019/05/03/new-report-explains-how-china-thinks-about-information-warfare/ The Department of Defense’s annual report on China’s military and security developments provides new details about how China’s military organizes its information warfare enterprise, an area that has been of particular interest to U.S. military leaders. In 2015, the People’s Liberation Army created the Strategic Support Force, which […]Read More