People can easily get information about you through your online presence with a quick internet search. It is important to know what information about you is publicly available, and then decide what to do about unwanted information.
The U.S. Special Operations Command (SOCOM) has released SOCOM Social Media Smart Cards, a guide to help you evaluate your social media accounts and available data aggregator websites to determine if unwanted information is out there about you. The guide includes best safety practices for social networking platforms, digital ecosystems, and devices (i.e., fitness apps, smart phones, and gaming systems.)
Click here to view the SOCOM Social Media Smart Cards guide:
https://www.socom.mil/documents/ussocomsocialmediasmartcards.pdf
The Defense Department released for public inspection the final cybersecurity maturity model certification program rule. The rule includes changes which make it simpler for private sector companies to comply with the cybersecurity requirements that must be in place before they can bid on defense contracts. The Department’s cybersecurity maturity model certification program, also called CMMC,…
This technical inquiry report provides information on the current landscape and technologies used to scan firmware samples for detection of cyber vulnerabilities. The aim of this research is to identify and describe what binary code scanning (also called binary code analysis [BCA]) tools exist to scan firmware samples for the detection of cybervulnerabilities. The Cybersecurity & Information Systems Information Analysis Center subject matter experts researched…
Learn MoreCSIAC hosts live online technical presentations featuring a DoD research and engineering topic within our technical focus areas.
Hosted by: Andrew Brooks
November 5, 2024 12:00 pm
The Responsible Artificial Intelligence (RAI) Toolkit provides a voluntary process to identify, track, and improve alignment of AI projects to RAI best practices and the U.S. Department of Defense’s (DoD’s) AI ethical principles while capitalizing on opportunities for innovation. It is intended to enable personnel working throughout an AI system’s life cycle to assess the system’s…
Join the Homeland Security community March 25-26 in the Washington, DC area for IDGA’s 18th iteration of the Homeland Security Week Summit, where leading experts and key decision-makers from DHS, DOJ, local law enforcement, and…
Modernizing capability across battle areas calls for agility and the establishment of partnerships between military, industry, start-ups, international counterparts, and academia. The Emerging & Disruptive Technology (EDT) for Defense Conference will allow just that, bridging…
From the Wars in Ukraine and Gaza to warfare in the Red Sea and tensions in the Indo-Pacific, the geopolitical situation is increasingly hostile, and tensions are increasing worldwide. Whether a nation-state is monitoring borders…
Welcome to the Rocky Mountain Cyberspace Symposium 2025 (RMCS25)! The Rocky Mountain Chapter of AFCEA is once again honored to invite you to the annual forum for industry, academia, and government to discuss and propose…
The future is being built at an ever-accelerating rate, as generative AI is changing almost every aspect of organizations. Balancing value against resilience and risk is critical to modern success, as is transforming technology platforms….
Solutions Architect Director, SAIC
Jeff West is a solutions architect director (SAIC’s Army Business Group) supporting the U.S. Army C5ISR Center’s Quick Reaction Capability and several C2 internal research and development efforts. He has supported several C5ISR ACAT I/II programs, as well as numerous RDT&E projects and programs, in requirements definition, developing technology roadmaps, onboarding new technologies, and implementing DevSecOps and Agile processes.
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