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Cyber Command shifts counterterrorism task force to focus on higher-priority threats

Cyber Command shifts counterterrorism task force to focus on higher-priority threats
May 4
U.S. Cyber Command is shifting Joint Task Force-Ares focus from counterterrorism to nation-state actors, particularly in the Indo-Pacific region. (U.S. Cyber Command Public Affairs)
WASHINGTON U.S. Cyber Command is shifting the majority of its special task force aimed at targeting the Islamic State group to focus more on nation-state actors, particularly in the Indo-Pacific region, which the command and the Department of Defense are prioritizing.
Joint Task Force-Ares was created in 2016 to combat the militant organization online as a compliment to the global coalition fighting against the group’s grip on power in Iraq and Syria. The task force has since undergone several changes. The Army’s cyber component was originally tasked to lead the joint cyber effort, but in 2018, responsibility shifted to Marine Corps Forces Cyberspace Command, which allowed the team to ....

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Cyber Command works to address criticism over how it integrates tools — challenges remain

Cyber Command works to address criticism over how it integrates tools challenges remain
March 12
Cyber Command has created a pair of integration offices aimed at synchronizing systems and capabilities built across the services for cyber warriors. (U.S. Cyber Command)
WASHINGTON U.S. Cyber Command is working to instill more seamless integration of disparate cyber war-fighting systems.
Congress has expressed concern that the command’s vision lacks a governance strategy to connect systems together, a key finding of an audit published in November by its nonpartisan watchdog. Lawmakers ordered the Department of Defense to report to them on its governance strategy, called the Joint Cyber Warfighting Architecture. While the report, turned in at the end of the previous administration, is not released publicly, a Senate Armed Services Committee staffer told C4ISRNET that the senators were correct in their assessment that the cyber strategy lacked proper structure ....

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Reports had warned about supply chain hacks

Reports had warned about supply chain hacks
January 12
The SolarWinds breach shows the risk the U.S. Department of Defense faces from supply chain threats. (cybrain/Getty Images)
WASHINGTON – Twice in the last four years, the national security community warned that hacks through IT suppliers posed grave threats to defense and intelligence agencies. Last month, those warnings proved prescient after suspected Russian hackers infiltrated federal agencies through a contractor’s software.
While intelligence officials said Jan. 5 the hack is an espionage campaign, confirming Russia as the likely source, the two recent reports alerted the community that hackers could disrupt weapons systems by attacking through the supply chain. Those reports suggested the Pentagon must quickly develop methods to reduce risk from its suppliers. ....

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'Very difficult to defend': What happens if hackers are inside the Pentagon's networks?

‘Very difficult to defend’: What happens if hackers are inside the Pentagon’s networks?
December 27, 2020
The U.S. Department of Defense faces a tough challenge assessing its networks after suspected Russian hackers may have had access for months. (Aislan13/Getty Images)
WASHINGTON If Russian hackers suspected of a vast cybersecurity breach slipped into the Pentagon or military’s computer systems, the strength of protective network blockades is key to keeping them from burrowing in to try to access increasing amounts of information.
Those protections in the form of secure network connections have to stand up to meddling to keep hackers from hopping from network to network to potentially reach sensitive communications or even weapon systems, where they could steal or alter data or cause damage, experts say. However, observers point out that this breach appears so far to be a classic espionage campaign, though with some of the most sophisticated m ....

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