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Another way of saying Cyber > Compliance is Compliance != Security. Get secure and compliance will follow. Happy National Cybersecurity Awareness Month!

As we kick off National Cybersecrity Awareness Month, it is important to remember that #cyber > #compliance. It is never just about #cybersecurity. #zerotrust is about meeting the mission objectives. Check out how General Dynamics Information Technology partners with our clients to secure partner communcations from the Enterprise to the Tactical Edge. Reach out to me or my team to find out more. https://lnkd.in/eaCgD-Uz #WeAreGDIT

#DOD’s new #5G strategy envisions private networks for mission-critical operations, prioritizing flexibility, security, and #interoperability. https://hubs.ly/Q02Y7Nrp0

The military-technology complex. https://lnkd.in/gtKbpmnz

The Evolution of Critical Infrastructure: From Essential Services to Prime Military Targets Critical infrastructure, encompassing sectors such as energy, water, transportation, and telecommunications, has long been the backbone of modern society. Traditionally viewed as essential services, these systems have now become key military targets in the digital age. https://lnkd.in/gyUVR-b7

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The defense industrial base is tapping into innovative technologies to modernize the armed forces. But as agencies modernize, they need to ensure their networks are up to the challenge. In this article, Chip Daniels, vice president of government affairs at SolarWinds, delves into the Pentagon’s ambitious modernization agenda amidst global competition. Explore how embracing secure-by-design principles and self-driving operations are shaping the future of military excellence. Read the full article here: https://bit.ly/3xGK0wd

The Defense Department’s IT agency is shoring up the military’s infrastructure to better withstand attacks as China looks for ways to disrupt everyday life in the United States during a conflict, Lt. Gen. Robert Skinner said Wednesday.  “That is a key objective for the PRC: to make sure that they can disrupt our day-to-day life,” said Robert Skinner, who leads the Defense Information Systems Agency. “They will want to look at: ‘How can we disrupt, not just militarily, but from an information standpoint, and from our day-to-day lives?’ To see: ‘Is the will there, as a nation, to continue on with whatever kind of conflict is going?’” Skinner said that China’s “risk tolerance continues to change”—meaning that Beijing is willing to go further in its offensive cyber and space operations. National Society of Professional Engineers, NICET, Institute of Industrial and Systems Engineers, INCOSE, INFORMS https://lnkd.in/ewnPe5BV

Great article summarizing proactive approach to operational resiliency by linking DoD and DHS efforts.

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