Pentagon: The Internet Is Now a War Zone
A long-awaited cybersecurity plan details how the nation should defend itself online
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After years of maintaining that BlackBerry was the only smartphone smart enough for the Department of Defense security blanket, the Pentagon has finally approved the Samsung Galaxy S IV, and sources say Apple's iPhone is expected to follow some time later this month. Here's how they got good enough.
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