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Cyber

Experts Describe Next Generation Of Cybersecurity Technology

Gally Articola

Wednesday, October 9th, 2013

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Streamlined incident reporting, secure mobile conferencing and anti-theft tools for mobile contacts are among the next generation of cybersecurity technology, according to a panel of experts at a National Defense Industrial Association event yesterday. Buoyed by the Defense Information Security Agency’s vision for a Joint Information Environment (Defense Daily, June 28), cyber technology will seek to integrate and secure devices from desktops to smartphones at the tactical edge. Consequently, emerging tools in cybersecurity will enhance streamlining processes and connectivity while…

Congress

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Army

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