By Geoff Fein One of the biggest issues facing the Navy today isn't taking place on or below the water's surface, nor in the air or in space--it's on the vast myriad networks the service operates and how to keep them secure. "It is our biggest issue and we are investing a lot of resources into improving the security of our networks," Vice Adm. Harry Harris, deputy chief of naval operations for communication networks (OPNAV N6), told Defense Daily in…
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