Infoguerre

The Rochefort Group was formed at U.S. Naval War College in August 2018 after associate professor Erin Meehan and Cmdr. Matthew Griffin, both career cryptologic warfare officers, surveyed the information-warfare landscape and concluded that a new effort was needed.

The Navy’s community leader for Cryptology and Cyber Warfare released Feb. 8 a new vision titled, “Navy Cryptologic & Cyber Warfare Community Vision” which serves as an aligning narrative for the community.

Société pionnière en matière de communication d'influence, Comes Communication fêtera bientôt ses 20 ans d’existence. Conjuguer réflexion et action… Réflexion en donnant la parole sans tabou à des experts, Action également, puisque Communication & Influence, en privilégiant le travail de la pensée, se trouve aussi immergée au quotidien dans la réalité du monde économique.

The Defense Department team is strong, and its spirit, energy and “collective will to compete and win is extraordinary,” Patrick M. Shanahan said today at the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association’s West 2018 conference in San Diego.

Les recherches de François-Bernard Huyghe portent sur les rapports entre information, conflit & technologie et sur la guerre de l’information au sens large. Texte de son intervention à l’UNESCO sur les « Fake news ».

Identifying Cyber Threats : There’s a potential pipeline leak, so a team is dispatched to investigate. It was a false alarm, but then another alarm goes off, then another. This scenario is very real...

The scope, sophistication, pace and spread of today’s cyber threats is unmatched in history... 

At U.S. Cyber Command’s first-ever industry day, leaders from across the command briefed nearly 400 members of private industry about the command’s acquisition priorities at the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency.

The National Security Agency has never seen the field of signals intelligence change as rapidly as it is right now.

New technologies, new tactics, new threats, limited budgets -- all these have combined to change the face of warfare in the 21st century, and Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David L. Goldfein is among the leaders sorting out just what that will mean.