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Current Issue Features
News Updates
Strengthening the DON’s Cybersecurity Posture
Electromagnetic Spectrum: Battleground in Warfare Dominance
Rear Adm. Robert P. Girrier, Director, Unmanned Warfare Systems (OPNAV N99)
Unmanned warfare systems provide Navy with vast opportunities
A New Era of Afloat IP Services
Creating a National Cyber Strategic Framework
Janice C. Haith, Director, Department of Navy Deputy Chief Information Officer (Navy)
Discusses Windows 10 deployment, cloud computing, and modernizing IT to improve cybersecurity
How DoD is using the Risk Management Framework to assess operational risk for decertified cryptographic algorithms
Still Using That Same Old Wireless Keyboard At Home?
You May Be Open to Hacking
The Nomad Project: Targeting Security and Availability Issues in the Cloud
What is "Insider Threat?"
Exit interview with Troy M. Johnson, director, Navy Cybersecurity Division DCNO for Information Warfare (OPNAV N2N6F4)
“Cyber resilience is about giving yourself the ability to ‘fight through” adversity.’”
DON IT West and East 2017 Conference Registration Now Open
SPAWAR Employee Recognized as a Rising Star by “Federal Computer Week” Magazine
Creating a Culture of Cybersecurity in C4I
C-SEC: Securing critical infrastructure
Enterprise Software Agreements
Discounted savings for DoD components, Intel Community
Loss of a Roster Containing Social Security Numbers
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“Why’s Everybody Always Picking on Me?”
Inoculating humans against hacking
10/28/16
Federal Trade Commission Fights International Scams
IRS imposters and tech schemes stopped
10/28/16
Frank Cable Sailors Recognize Cyber Awareness Month
10/28/16
U.S. Navy Conducts Live-Flight Demonstration of the 3D-Printed Unmanned Aerial System
10/28/16
USNA Breaks Ground at New Cyber Security Studies Center to Prepare Future Navy Cyber Warriors
10/28/16
ACTUV Unmanned Vessel Helps TALONS Take Flight in Successful Joint Test
Prototype low-cost, elevated sensor mast carrying ISR payload greatly extends radar, sensor, and radio ranges at modest altitude
10/27/16
Motivation, Talent Remain Strongest Elements of Network Defense, Says Cyber Official
10/27/16
Women of Color Magazine Honors Navy Engineer with Esteemed Award
10/27/16
CIWT Site Fort Meade Volunteers at Food Bank
10/26/16
Information Warfare Language Students Visit San Francisco Fleet Week
10/26/16
The Future of the Navy: Social Business
10/26/16
All Cyber Mission Force Teams Achieve Initial Operating Capability
10/25/16
Attention Sailors: INSURV's Newsletter Provides Tips and Inspection Insights
10/25/16
Center for Information Warfare Training Corry Station Master Chief Concludes 33 Years of Naval Service
10/25/16
Advanced Space Surveillance Telescope Has Critical Military Applications
10/24/16
Grace Hopper Amazing Grace Hopper
– her legacy continues …

Rear Adm. Grace Hopper was a computer scientist and information
technology pioneer both for the Navy and in private industry.
Among her many accomplishments, Rear Adm. Hopper took the lead in
bringing desktop technology to the Navy. Hopper was a mentor to
the CHIPS staff offering ideas, encouragement and often her tagline:
"It's easier to ask forgiveness than it is to get permission." Because of
Hopper's long-lasting achievements, she is referred to as "Amazing
Grace." The U.S. Navy destroyer USS Hopper (DDG 70) is named in her
honor.

View more information about Rear Adm. Hopper

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