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US Agencies Accelerate 5G for Mission-Critical Operations

US agencies are revolutionizing 5G for mission-critical operations, shifting its purpose from a consumer upgrade to a robust, secure infrastructure. Top officials from the Navy, Department of War, CISA, and industry leaders shared insights on harnessing 5G's potential at the Federal Executive Forum.

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FBI Disrupts China-Linked Hacking Tools Targeting US Agencies

The FBI has cracked down on a massive China-linked hacking operation that used automated tools to scan for and exploit vulnerabilities in US agencies' systems, processing over 2 million attacks in a single day. At the heart of the operation were two powerful tools, QScan and QTRouter, which worked together to identify targets and cleverly conceal the hackers' tracks.

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US Agencies Embrace DevSecOps with Shift-Left Approach

The US Army's Acting CIO, Gabe Chiulli, is leading the charge to revolutionize software delivery by embracing a shift-left approach to DevSecOps, aiming to merge commercial speed with government security needs. By setting a new framework, Chiulli is paving the way for industry collaboration and rapid innovation.

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US Agencies Warn of AI-Fueled Attacks Targeting Industrial Controls

Threat actors are now using AI to supercharge their attacks on industrial control systems, dramatically lowering the bar for technical expertise and development time. This alarming evolution puts critical facilities like water, energy, and food production at risk.

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