The Pentagon Needs a Strategy That Does Not Hinge on Fragile Networks
A failed wargame should make us think twice about “connect-everything” plans.
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A failed wargame should make us think twice about “connect-everything” plans.
During six weeks at the start of 2021, the U.S. Army was hacked by a crack team of 40 top-tier operatives.
"We cannot afford a ‘next time we will do better’ mentality," said one Defense Digital Service participant. "I strongly believe a proactive approach is critical, which means finding potential problems and addressing them before they are realized."
The confirmation hearing is today for Chris Inglis to be the first-ever national cyber director.
The Army worked with Defense Digital Services and HackerOne on the latest bug bounty that found 238 vulnerabilities, 102 being critical gaps.