China Rejects Hacking Charges, Accuses US of Cyberspying China has rejected an accusation by Washington and its Western allies that Beijing is to blame for a hack of the Microsoft...
Senator Proposes Cyber 'Academy' to Attract More to National Service Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., floated the idea of a "national cyber school" that would educate students for jobs across...
It's Official: Most Zoom Versions Now Off-Limits to the Military The popular free video conferencing application Zoom is now officially off-limits to DoD personnel.
3-Star: We Must Combat Russian Attempts to Influence Troops Online Russian misinformation efforts are reaching into the military ranks.
Sergeants to Man Keyboards as Cyberattack Threat Looms over Election Senior military enlisted officials said the Pentagon's cyber force is preparing to defend the 2020 presidential elections.
Is Chinese Telecom a Threat to American National Security? The administration argues that the use of Huawei’s 5G network could allow the Chinese government to conduct cyberespionage.
Marine Corps Starts Recruiting Push for New Cyber Force The Marine Corps is soliciting "highly qualified talent" who can help boost the service's cybersecurity chops.
Marine Commandant: You Can Have Purple Hair in Our New Cyber Force The Marine Corps is creating a new cyber unit, and you won't need to meet those strict Devil Dog hair regulations to join.
Air Force Study Shows Wrench-Turners Make Better Cyber Warriors The U.S. Air Force is learning that wrench-turners, not computer geeks, may make ideal cyber warriors.
Military Investigators Break Up 'Sextortion' Ring Targeting Hundreds of Troops South Carolina inmates identified and targeted service members through social media forums and online dating websites.
The Air Force Reveals New B-21 Bomber, Keeping the Pilot for Now The Pentagon plans to build 100 B-21s so far, six of which are in development.
Five 10th Mountain Soldiers Arrested on Rape Charges The infantryman with the 10th Mountain Division's 3rd Brigade Combat Team are accused of being involved in the drugging and...
'Alarming': Two More Horses Die in Army's Premier Ceremonial Unit, Marking Four Since February The Old Guard told Military.com that the most recent deaths are unrelated and also not connected to deaths in February.
Wounded Officers Sue Sig Sauer, Say Gun Goes Off by Itself One of the allegations of negligence is that Sig Sauer equipped a U.S. Army version of the P320 with a manual safety that...
Navy to Accept Recruits with Lowest Test Scores as Recruiting Goal Grows Under the program, the service can recruit and contract up to 7,500 prospective sailors this year who fall under what the...
