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Army Readies Second Test of Next-Gen C2 Prototype

Army Readies Second Test of Next-Gen C2 Prototype

The Army is gearing up for a second field test of a next‑gen command‑and‑control prototype — a bold experiment to treat C2 as a living, iterated ecosystem built with soldiers and developers together, not a one‑time delivery.

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delivery of pentest results: Must-Have Best Practices

delivery of pentest results: Must-Have Best Practices

Penetration testing uncovers real attack paths, but static PDFs and emails let critical fixes stall — automating delivery into ticketing, CI/CD, and dashboards turns findings into fast, measurable remediation. Adopt continuous workflows to shrink exposure windows, boost collaboration, and make pen-test insights actually stick.

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mission success: Must-Have Infrastructure for Best Defense

mission success: Must-Have Infrastructure for Best Defense

When mission needs outpace aging IT and cloud, cyber, and AI demands collide, infrastructure becomes the strategic foundation for federal success—enabling agility, security, and trustworthy AI. Cloud Exchange 2025 made clear: treating infrastructure as a mission enabler, not a cost center, is the only way agencies can modernize, defend assets, and deliver better services.

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CSP diversity: Must-Have for Best Multi-Cloud Resilience

CSP diversity: Must-Have for Best Multi-Cloud Resilience

The Air Force’s Cloud One shows how CSP diversity can turn vendor lock-in into resilience, speed, and mission-fit—letting developers choose the best environment while keeping security and operations consistent. That flexibility pays off only with disciplined governance, shared tooling, and a culture that treats interoperability and observability as nonnegotiable.

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Total Experience: Essential Guide to Cloud One Success

Total Experience: Essential Guide to Cloud One Success

Want to move missions to the cloud without losing them? Cloud One succeeds only when Total Experience pairs secure, standardized infrastructure with intuitive workflows, training, and policy so developers, operators, and commanders gain real speed, trust, and mission impact.

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continuous penetration testing: Must-Have Best Practices

continuous penetration testing: Must-Have Best Practices

Pentesting no longer needs to be a dusty PDF — automation turns slow, episodic reports into continuous, near‑real‑time testing pipelines that let expert humans focus on creative attack paths while machines handle discovery, validation, and ticketing. Done right, this speeds fixes and reduces exposure; done poorly, it creates noise and governance headaches, so balance and integration are essential.

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pentest delivery: Exclusive Best-Practice Automation

pentest delivery: Exclusive Best-Practice Automation

When pentest reports arrive days later, vulnerabilities stay exploitable — automation flips that script by delivering evidence-rich findings straight into workflows so teams can fix faster. Integrations with ticketing, live dashboards, and continuous validation turn pentests from static PDFs into a fast, accountable engine for risk reduction.

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Army Unified Network: Must-Have Platform for Best Resilience

Army Unified Network: Must-Have Platform for Best Resilience

Imagine a single, resilient Army network that fuses tactical grit with enterprise scale—delivered faster and smarter through digitized systems engineering like MBSE, digital twins, and DevSecOps. By turning paper plans into living models, the Army can test, secure, and evolve capabilities more quickly while keeping soldiers connected and mission-ready in contested environments.

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AI-generated code: Risky Threats & Must-Have Fixes

AI-generated code: Risky Threats & Must-Have Fixes

A new Checkmarx study reveals a surprising and worrying trend: AI-generated code now makes up over 60% of some codebases—and much of it contains known vulnerabilities—so the same tools that speed development can also widen your attack surface. Treat AI suggestions like draft work: add automated scans, clear guardrails, and reviewer sign-off to keep convenience from turning into a systemic security risk.

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DevSecOps: Must-Have Best Practices for Ultimate Security

DevSecOps: Must-Have Best Practices for Ultimate Security

Join NIST NCCoE’s virtual event on August 27, 2025 to learn practical DevSecOps best practices from leading experts and discover how to weave security into every step of your software lifecycle. With cybercrime costs soaring, this is your chance to balance speed and safety through automation, compliance tips, and real-world lessons that make your software more resilient.

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Secure Software Development: Must-Have Best Practices

Secure Software Development: Must-Have Best Practices

Worried about the security of the software we all depend on? Join NIST NCCoE’s interactive DevSecOps virtual event on August 27, 2025, to hear experts, learn practical secure development practices, and help turn security from an afterthought into a foundation for every project.

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Transforming Security Spending into Strategic Business Growth

Transforming Security Spending into Strategic Business Growth

Struggling to justify your security budget? Discover how smart cybersecurity investments can do more than protect—they can fuel innovation, build customer trust, and drive real business growth.

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