How civilian agencies can adopt Zero Trust without DoD resources

US Army leaders are pushing a bold reframing: data is the new ammunition. From bolstering identity access controls to integrating AI-powered governance, they’re positioning data security as the very foundation of the Army’s Next Generation Command & Control (NGC2) ambitions. Get the full story: https://lnkd.in/e9B8mpKR Jeth R. | Leonel Garciga | Brandon Pugh | Association of the United States Army - AUSA

Army leaders are making data security the cornerstone of Next Generation Command & Control. Learn more about how they're building a secure, data-driven foundation for future battlefield operations at the link below.

https://ow.ly/jYQ950XaJx4 Oracle announced the second cohort of the Oracle Defense Ecosystem, a pioneering global initiative designed to accelerate technological innovation and strengthen the capabilities of the defense community across the United States and allied nations.

https://ow.ly/jYQ950XaJx4 Oracle announced the second cohort of the Oracle Defense Ecosystem, a pioneering global initiative designed to accelerate technological innovation and strengthen the capabilities of the defense community across the United States and allied nations.

https://ow.ly/jYQ950XaJx4 Oracle announced the second cohort of the Oracle Defense Ecosystem, a pioneering global initiative designed to accelerate technological innovation and strengthen the capabilities of the defense community across the United States and allied nations.

The U.S. Air Force is calling on industry to advance real-time cyber and signals intelligence (SIGINT) capabilities. The goal: give warfighters faster, data-driven insights through open, scalable architectures. #AirForce #SIGINT #CyberIntelligence #MAE https://lnkd.in/gUtc_kqE

Europe doubles down on defense-grade 5G. NATO’s CCDCOE just selected private 5G solutions to power research, war-gaming and cyber-defense initiatives. Beyond pilots, this is a clear signal: secure, resilient 5G is moving from PoC to mission-ready across Europe. Why it matters: low latency, prioritization (slicing), secure edge + interoperable architectures for Public Safety & Defense. From labs to live ops: naval pilots, tactical networks, and multi-vendor ecosystems are accelerating. #5G #Private5G #MissionCritical #Defense #PublicSafety #CyberDefense #EdgeComputing #Europe https://lnkd.in/dy5wrZ_F

#CISA is directing Federal Civilian Executive Branch (FCEB) agencies to inventory F5 BIG-IP products, evaluate if the networked management interfaces are accessible from the public internet, and apply updates from #F5.  #EmergencyDirective #Vulnerabilities https://lnkd.in/eDkGnySb

How can nations respond to harmful cyber activities—especially when their own capabilities are limited? In a recent podcast and article, NYU law graduate and U.S. Marine Corps Officer Gwendolyn S. explores the evolving concept of collective countermeasures in cyberspace and how clearer international norms could reduce escalation risks. Watch her presentation from the NATO CCDCOE Cyber Conflict Conference and read her co-authored paper, “Police Your Own,” for a deeper dive into the future of cyberlaw: https://lnkd.in/esqmbpa2

Strengthening Digital Defenses: The Importance of Network Security for Modern Businesses In the age of super connectivity, where businesses rely on digital communications and the availability of data online, there is just one thing that can make or break their trust — Network Security. Each and every email, transaction and file they share goes through your network, making you a natural target for cybercriminals. One compromise can expose sensitive information, damage your reputation, and interrupt your operations. This is now critical for every business – big or small – to understand and have effective Network Security measures in place.”   What Is Network Security? Network security is the protection of the privacy, integrity, and accessibility of information within or moving across computer networks. It is the processes and mechanisms by which both the hardware and software of a computer system are protected, so that the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of the information are maintained. The objective is straightforward but critical: protect your information and keep your business operating.   How Network Security Works But a secure network isn’t built on one defense — it’s multiple layers of defence. Each layer applies policies and controls that log activity, identify anomalies, and ultimately stop suspicious activity. Some important aspects of Network Security are: Firewalls: Establish a line between trusted and untrusted networks. • IDS: Inspect traffic for threats to the network. • Encryption: Prevents the data in transit from being sniffed or read. • Antivirus and Malware Protection: Stop malicious software from damaging your devices. • Access Control: only authorized users are allowed to access sensitive systems.   Why Network Security Matters 1.   Variation Humanized task Cyberattacks  have never been more common or complex. Businesses are under constant threat —from phishing scams to ransomware. Robust Network Security solutions can effectively prevent, identify, and mitigate these attacks.   2.  Securing Private  Data Organizations process a lot of sensitive information — everything from customer information to financial data. The proper security was in place and that allowed this information to stay private and not get leaked out.   https://lnkd.in/eAaaWqGC