Acting CYBERCOM chief says dual-hat NSA role key to ‘speed’ in cyberspace
Lt. Gen. William Hartman took over for Lt. Gen.Timothy Haugh last week after Haugh was controversially ousted by the Trump administration.
CYBERCOM increasing intel collection in light of Russia-Ukraine conflict
“What we’re finding, though, in recent times is that ransomware is a national security imperative as well," Maj. Gen. Kevin Kennedy, director of operations for US Cyber Command, said.
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Global Threats: FBI Launches ‘New Investigation Into China Every 10 Hours’
"That was a list of about as many awful things in 10 minutes as I may have heard in recent time," Sen. Mark Warner said of the DNI's threat assessment. Top of mind: China, cyber, and emerging tech.
NSA’s Cybersecurity Directorate Is ‘Back to the Future’
The elevation of the cybersecurity mission to "its own Directorate raises its stature in NSA to a prominence that is absolutely needed," says one former NSA official.
Hill Intel Committees Order DNI, NSA/CyberCom Review
Ever since the day of its creation, critics have slammed the Office of Director of National Intelligence as an expensive and unnecessary bureaucracy, a threat to the longtime primacy of the Director of Central Intelligence and a toothless tiger. Much of that changed during the joint tenures of DNI Mike McConnell and SecDef Bob Gates […]
SecDef Carter Hedges On Splitting NSA, CyberCom
SAN FRANCISCO: Defense Secretary Ash Carter repeatedly refused to confirm or deny reports that he’s recommended the President split the National Security Agency from US Cyber Command. However, reading between the lines of his remarks here at the TechCrunch conference, there are strong hints he might favor separating the two. Meanwhile, back in Washington, Senate Armed […]
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