By Geoff Fein The variety of platforms combined with the varying ages of network systems pose a number of challenges for the Navy as it attempts to come up with a common level of security, according to a senior Navy official. What first needs to be understood is that there are no silver bullets behind any of this, Vice Adm. H. Denby Starling, commander network warfare command (NETWARCOM), told Defense Daily in a recent interview. The network structure the Navy…
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