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Military covers armed forces and the systems supporting defense operations, including classified networks, command-and-control, tactical communications, weapons platforms, intelligence repositories, logistics, and personnel identity systems. These environments depend on trusted data, resilient communications, precise timing and positioning, and mission availability; failures or manipulation can affect safety and operational decisions, not just confidentiality.

Security priorities include separating networks and privileges by mission and clearance, protecting endpoints and embedded or operational technology, and validating software, hardware, and maintenance suppliers. Remote access, contractor and allied connections, legacy equipment, and intermittent or contested connectivity create important attack surfaces. Controls commonly include strong authentication, encryption, secure configuration, vulnerability and patch management, offline or degraded-mode operation, and tested recovery and incident-response procedures. Classified or personal data also requires strict access logging, retention, and applicable national-security and privacy controls.

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Bank Info Security 2 years, 5 months ago

Kyivstar Hack to Cost the Ukrainian Telco Giant $100 Million

Kyivstar Parent Veon Attributes Losses to Customer Retention MeasuresA December cyberattack on Ukraine's top telecom operator, which authorities in Kyiv attribute to the Russian military, will cost the parent company nearly $100 million. Ukraine in mid-December accused the Russian General Staff Main Intelligence Directorate of perpetuating the incident.

It pays not to be Huawei, and the US military can be lucrative, too Comment A vendor establishing a business unit dedicated to government sales is not new or unusual. But Finnish telecommunications giant Nokia’s decision to do so in the USA this week tells a bigger story about Washington’s paranoia regarding the security of critical communications infrastructure security.…