The use of information technology as a means to influence selected targets and populations has been shown to be effective. As we enter an era of uncertainty with respect to potential enemies and adversaries exacerbated by shrinking budgets, it is hoped that this article will aid in the understanding of, and help foster attention to Cyber PSYOP.

Radio Tactics Ltd, a leading global provider of mobile phone forensics equipment today announces the launch of Aceso v5.

With the recent announcement that Greece plans to outlaw all cash transactions over 1,500 euros by 2011 this editorial examines the potential effects of this policy, why a country would do this, and what are the further-reaching implications of such a significant change to a nation's financial system.

In this op-ed piece, Edward M. Roche, Ph.D., J.D., writes about the intelligence implications of evolving virtual world platforms, and their connections to crime and terrorism.

Dallas, TX – November 17, 2009 – Leading network security provider, DeepNines Technologies, today launched its DeepNines Security Labs, along with the output report from its industry-first, proprietary Internet Security Assessment (ISA), which provides critical information on security gaps, threats and risks entering and leaving the network. Over the last three years, DeepNines has performed hundreds of Internet Security Assessments for enterprises, healthcare, education and government organizations. The DeepNines Security Labs measured findings from 2008 versus 2009 to provide a baseline of increases or decreases in threats and risks. The new lab will enable followers and participants to have a clear view of long- and short-term network threats and provide a clear path to solutions based specifically on these findings.

In this feature, Lt. Col. Paul Capicik, USAF (ret.) who is the military program manager for American Sentinel University, provides a brief overview of the incredible diversity of career options in the field of Information Technology that are available to U.S. military personnel preparing to leave the armed forces.

Editor's Note: The author originally wrote this as a two-part series, but we have edited into a single post.

In this article, Lt. Col. Paul Capicik, USAF (ret.) shares some perspective on factors American service members need to consider when choosing an educational program for developing their careers in IT.

SAN DIEGO - November 19, 2008: DefenseWeb® Technologies, Inc., a premier custom software developer and systems integrator for the U.S. Department of Defense and other federal government agencies, announced today the launch of its formal Open Source program.

In this piece, technology writer David Gewirtz explores what he sees as an inevitable cyberwar looming on America's horizon. He delves into how this conflict might play out, the types of enemies the nation faces and some of the weapons they will employ, and why America is vulnerable.

Bill Unrue of Anonymizer Inc. writes about the need for a Cyber security summit to identify and prioritize critical security infrastructure needs among corporations and government.