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Companies are now on the front lines of war. They need to act like it Original
On March 1, Iranian drones struck three data centers operated by a major U.S. hyperscaler in the Gulf—two in the UAE, one in Bahrain. Banking apps went dark. Payment platforms failed. Ride-hailing services crashed. It was the first time a U.S. data center had been hit by military action, and it sent an unmistakable message: in modern conflict, corporations are targets. This is not an anomaly. It’s a strategy. Since the dawn of modern warfare, armed forces fought other armed forces.
Yahya Sinwar death in Israel is an opportunity for Hamas hostages
The killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar by Israel Defense Forces soldiers operating in southern Gaza on Wednesday caps an extraordinary six months of military victories by Israel in its war against Iran and Iranian-backed terrorists. It also provides an opening for Israel and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to press their advantage and secure the release of the estimated 101 hostages remaining in Gaza, including the seven Americans still being held.
Finally, a good week for Joe Biden
In the past week alone, President Biden and his national security team have notched several critical victories once thought improbable by pundits. First, last weekend, the United States, acting in concert with allies from the United Kingdom, France, Jordan and Israel, resoundingly defeated Iran in the largest air defense battle of the 21st century.
Log4J Cyber Threat Requires New Approach to Design Flaws
Information security professionals have spent the past month battling one of the most significant cyber threats to the computer systems that control America’s critical infrastructure. To put it in perspective, this software is so commonly used that it would be akin to security managers discovering that every lock bought via the commercial supply chain could be opened with a few clicks of a keyboard.
Teamwork Led Us to Bin Laden and Can Keep America Safe
Osama bin Laden didn’t have time to react. At 12:30 a.m. local time on May 2, 2011, bin Laden and his family were sound asleep when two dozen operators from America’s elite counterterrorism teams swooped into his compound and made their way up to his bedroom on the third floor of a large villa in Abbottabad, Pakistan. Within moments, America’s most wanted terrorist was dead, the culmination of a 10-year manhunt by U.S. intelligence that pinpointed his precise location on that moonless night.
SolarWinds is the perfect storm attack on the US
© The Hill SolarWinds is the perfect storm attack on the US Reports last week that a Russian government hacking operation compromised multiple U.S. government computer networks provides the first glimpse into a dangerous new type of cyberattack: using America's software supply chain against us. It is the "perfect storm" of two distinct vulnerabilities - supply chain risk and cyber risk - coming together to form a threat that is much greater than either threat alone.
Deepfakes threaten the 2020 election
The takeover of several high-profile Twitter accounts last week wasn’t your run-of-the-mill cyberattack designed to steal personal data or penetrate IT networks.
Four Perfectly Trump Reasons Why He Wants Out of the INF Treaty
Within Trump’s haphazard foreign policy there is logical coherence to him quitting a nuclear treaty Russia ignores. But it won’t make us safer. This month, buried within a campaign rally in Montana, President Trump made one of the most consequential defense policy announcements of his presidency — his intention to withdraw the United States from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty with Russia.
Why Democrats Should Love Gina Haspel
Why Democrats Should Love Gina Haspel | RealClearPolitics
Opinion | Jeremy Bash: Confirming Gina Haspel sends exactly the right signal to America
Nearly 16 years ago, as Americans were watching images of the World Trade Center towers collapse and smoke rising from the Pentagon and a Pennsylvania field, a mid-career CIA officer named Gina Haspel walked into the agency’s Counterterrorist Center, turned on her computer and went to work.
The Former Head of the CIA on Managing the Hunt for Bin Laden
May 2 marks the fifth anniversary of the operation that killed the world’s most wanted terrorist, Osama Bin Laden. His death was the culmination of a global manhunt that lasted more than a decade and assumed extreme urgency after the September 11, 2001, attacks. The Bin Laden operation was a seminal moment in the campaign to decimate Al Qaeda’s leadership.
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