In today's digital age, many people rely heavily on online transactions for everyday purchases and financial transactions. However, with convenience comes significant risks that must be considered. Cybercriminals are increasingly sophisticated, and their methods are becoming more advanced, making it easier for them to steal personal and financial information – making the need for secure identity authentication more essential than ever be...

Join the National Defense Industrial Association (NDIA) – Southwest Chapter, IEEE Fort Huachuca Section, and the Arizona Cyber Initiative for the 3rd Annual Cyber & IT Day for Fort Huachuca. This will be a live event, and the event will be held at the Thunder Mountain Activity Center (TMAC). The date for this event will be Wednesday, May 24, 2023. ​ The purpose of this event is to provide the latest cybersecurity updates to fur...

The world is on the cusp of the second quantum revolution as scientists and quantum leaders inch closer toward fully developed quantum capabilities. This second generation of quantum could have enormous impact in multiple areas including warfare, supply chain optimization, artificial intelligence, machine learning, cybersecurity and much more. Quantum technology research and development efforts for defense and national security uses have been...

According to a recent report by the Government Accountability Office, approximately 70 percent of federal civilian agency cybersecurity programs are ineffective. With the rising amount of attacks on critical civilian infrastructure, federal agencies are now prioritizing cybersecurity more than ever before. The U.S. government is harnessing advanced technological solutions like cloud and AI/ML to better protect itself against cyber attacks and...

With the relatively recent proliferation of sensors, Internet of Things-connected devices and digitally enabled assets, organizations are seeing a massive influx of data that needs protection. This increase in data and information that may be interesting to our country’s adversaries also leads to a rise in cyber threats and potential attacks — today, government and industry organizations alike must leverage best practices, new meth...

With the rise of electronic warfare, or EW, the battle for control of the electromagnetic spectrum is intensifying. The electromagnetic spectrum and directed energy can be used in military applications to detect, disrupt and deceive adversarial forces while protecting U.S. and allied forces. These tactics can target communication systems, radar and other military and civilian systems that rely on the electromagnetic spectrum. In recent years,...

Join the National Defense Industrial Association (NDIA) – Southwest Chapter for the 2nd Annual Cyber & IT Day for Fort Huachuca. This will be a live event, and the event will be held at the Thunder Mountain Activity Center (TMAC). The date for this event will be Thursday, December 8, 2022. ​ The purpose of this event is to provide the latest cybersecurity updates to further educate post personnel on current cyber strategies, an...

This is the second in a five part DEAFCYBERCON webinar series designed to increase awareness of the need for diversity and access to careers for deaf women in cybesecurity. Join us for a moderated panel of deaf and hearing women discussing barriers to entry for deaf women in cybersecurity. The wage gap is significantly larger for deaf women and they face additional barriers to finding mentors and interview preparation. Advanced registration is...

The Intelligence Community is facing an unprecedented amount of cyber threats. Today’s complex and evolving geopolitical environment underscores the urgent need for the United States to shore up its intelligence, counterintelligence and cyber capabilities in order to remain competitive and stay abreast of the modern threat landscape. The internet, the digital revolution and new technologies have acted as catalysts for change within the...

To meet the quantum threat to cybersecurity, organizations need to be crypto-agile, layering multiple security approaches. Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) and Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) should both be considered in any risk and impact analysis and can be effectively layered to maintain crypto-agility. Join Michele Mosca, Marc Manzano, Kelly Richdale and Nadia Carlston as they discuss how an integrated ecosystem of solutions can make your o...