national security
US Now Considers Huawei and ZTE Threats to National Security
Chinese companies Huawei and ZTE Corp have been designated national security threats by the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC), citing the companies’ close ties with the Chinese Communist Party and the military ...
Teddy’s Citizenship In A Republic Speech, The 110th Anniversary
View fullsize Infosecurity.US celebrates the anniversary of one of the most enduring speeches a President of the United States ever entrusted to history. Namely, Theodore Roosevelt's Citizenship in a Republic, presented at ...
Huawei: The Backdoor Papers
via Jon Brodkin - writing at Ars Technica - and detailing the latest salvo (chatted up in a Wall Street journal piece) in the United States Government versus Huawei Tug of Networks ...
A Life That Is Well Worth Honoring
via Katie Lang, writing for the DOD News, comes a short, but immensely powerful and important piece detailing the outstanding life of a U.S. Marine and Medal of Honor recepient - Captain ...
Commerce Bureau Pegs More National Security Risks
The Department of Commerce’s U.S. Bureau of Industry and Commerce (BIC) has added 17 organizations from 11 countries to its “entity list,” citing national security concerns. Presence on the list means the ...
Pieces of Eight, A Prescription
via the erudite Bruce Schneier, this time writing for Foreign Policy Magazine, comes a prescription to countermand Information Operations, specifically when aimed at our elections. Today's Must Read. 'Influence operations are elusive ...
Boeing – Say It Ain’t So…
via Andy Greenberg, comes a particularly troubling piece, written for Wired, in which, Mr. Greenberg details the litany of ineptitude by Boeing Company (NYSE: BA) in securing their code running the company's ...
Recorded Futures’ Discovery, Fishwrappery
via Sean Gallagher, reporting for Ars Technica, details the discovery of a Fishwrapping influence effort (whence the Fishwrappers, as it were, execute the rerunning of old terror news on various social network ...
Lawfare: US Cyber Command Questionable Strategy
via Max Smeets, PhD. a cybersecurity post-doc fellow at Stanford University's Center for International Security and Cooperation (CISAC), comes this outstanding (PDF Download) dissection of the issue-ridden US Cyber Command strategic focus ...
PRC PLA Navy Targeting Undersea Communications Cables?
Opinion piece of merit, via James Stavridis, ADM USN (RET) and former Supreme Commander of NATO; in which, the good Admiral details behaviors, focus and actions of the PRC's People's Liberation Army ...
