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Tag Archives: nsa
It’s a new era for cybersecurity, and some might say the stakes have never been higher.
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Posted in Articles, Cyber Security, Featured
Tagged armed with science, communication, cyber security, cyber strategy, cyber threats, cyber warfare, Cybercom, Cybercom Commander Admiral Michael Rogers, cybersecurity, Defense Secretary Carter, Department of Defense, digital community, digital defense, Director of National Intelligence, DOD Science, dod tech, Jessica L. Tozer, Jessica Tozer, media, nsa, Secretary of Defense Ash Carter, Sun Tzu, warfare
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Navy Admiral Michael S. Rogers says network defense is the ultimate team sport. “It will take all of us working together to make this work.”
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Posted in Articles, Cyber Security
Tagged armed with science, AWS, Central Security Service, corporate cyber, Cyber Blur, Cybercom, cybersecurity, Department of Defense, national defense, national security, National Security Agency, Navy Adm. Michael S. Rogers, nsa, Reagan National Defense Forum, U.S. Cyber Command
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Bill Sciannella is a mathematician by training and a long-time manager for the NSA, but there were some who told him he should give up. Needless to say, Bill didn’t listen.
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Posted in Articles, Cyber Security, Featured, Technology
Tagged applied math, approximation solutions, approximation theory, armed with science, Bill Sciannella, Cloud Operations, Jessica L. Tozer, Jessica Tozer, Math, National Disabilities Awareness Month, National Security Agency, nsa, Self-driving smart cars, Strategy and Frameworks Office
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The NSA is host to one of the most inclusive and formidable cybersecurity training programs in the world. Welcome to the College of Cyber.
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Posted in Articles, Cyber Security, Education & Culture, Featured, Videos
Tagged armed with science, AWS, CAE, Centers of Academic Excellence, Centers of Excellence in Cyber Operations, College of Cyber, cyber collegiate opportunity, Cyber Command, cyber security, cybersecurity, Dakota State, Department of Defense, DOD Science, dod technology, formidable cybersecurity training programs, GenCyber, Jessica L. Tozer, Jessica Tozer, Men in Black, Mississippi State, National Cryptologic School, national science foundation, National Security Agency, nsa, NSA videos, Perdue, School of Cyber, Steve LaFountain, Steven LaFountain, teaching ethical behaviors, Towson, University of Arizona, University of New Orleans
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U.S. Cyber Command is in a three-year effort to build a cyber workforce of more than 6,000 people.
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National Security Agency Deputy Direct Richard Ledgett responded to Edward Snowden’s comments earlier this week in an intense TED2014 Talk.
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Posted in Articles, Cyber Security, Featured
Tagged American Constitution, armed with science, Armed with Science interview, AWS, Becky Richards, Central Security Service, Chris Anderson, civil liberties and privacy, condemnations, Cyber Command, cyber security, cybersecurity, defense media, Department of Defense, DoD, DOD Science, Ed Snowden, Edward Snowden, explanation, Gen. Alexander, General Alexander, General Alexander Interview, General Keith Alexander, hyperbole, Jessica L. Tozer, misinformation, Mr. Snowden, National Security Agency, Never Say Anything, No Such Agency, nsa, NSA deputy director, paranoia, Richard Ledgett, SATCOM, TED, TED2014, the real Armed with Science, the truth about the NSA, United States Cyber Command, White House
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In the interest of redefining how they interact with internal/external audiences, & improve transparency, the NSA hired its first-ever, full-time civil liberties and privacy officer. Meet Becky Richards.
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Posted in Articles, Cyber Security, Featured
Tagged accusations, aggravation, armed with science, Armed with Science interview, AWS, Becky Richards, Central Security Service, civil liberties and privacy, condemnations, Cyber Command, cyber security, cybersecurity, defense media, Department of Defense, DoD, explanation, Gen. Alexander, General Alexander, General Alexander Interview, General Keith Alexander, hyperbole, Jessica L. Tozer, misinformation, National Security Agency, nsa, NSA Civil Liberties and Privacy Office, NSA's civil liberties and privacy officer, paranoia, President Obama, SATCOM, the real Armed with Science, the truth about the NSA, United States Cyber Command, White House, Who Is Becky Richards
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Media reports detailing secret National Security Agency collection of data from companies such as Google and Yahoo from overseas data centers mischaracterize what NSA does, the agency’s director said in a speech to the Baltimore Council on Foreign Affairs. The …
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Posted in Cyber Security
Tagged 9/11, 9/11 commission, armed with science, Army Gen. Keith B. Alexander, AWS, Baltimore Council on Foreign Affairs, Central Security Service, Cyber Command, cybersecurity, defense media, Department of Defense, Department of Justice, DoD, Edward Snowden. NSA, FISA program, foreign intelligence issues, Gen. Alexander, General Alexander Interview, General Keith Alexander, Jessica L. Tozer, National Security Agency, nsa, SATCOM, Section 215 of the Patriot Act, seventy million phone calls, the truth about the NSA, U.S. Cyber Command, United States Cyber Command
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