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U.S. Navy to Appoint Cyber Chief Following a Blistering Audit

Posted on September 26, 2019 by Dissent

Gordon Lubold and Dustin Volz report:

The Navy is hiring a new cyber chief in an attempt to better shield its military secrets from Chinese hackers and other nation-state thieves who have aggressively targeted naval operations in recent years, according to Navy officials.

The new position is part of a broader effort to improve cybersecurity in the Navy and among its private-sector industry partners, coming after a scathing internal audit earlier this year found that repeated compromises of national-security secrets threatened the U.S.’s standing as the world’s top military power.

Read more on the WSJ.

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