Brandon Karpf
A free speech showdown. (Source: The CyberWire Daily Podcast)
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Brandon discussing his experience with fake North Korean job applicants. Brandon shared red flags from the North Korean fraud attempt and how to tune hiring workflows, SOC alerts, and verification rituals accordingly.
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House Armed Services Committee concerned with state of Navy cyber readiness (Source: FedScoop)
Brandon was quoted in FedScoop’s coverage of House lawmakers forcing the Navy to stand up a dedicated cyber warfare designator after years of warnings that cryptologic structures weren’t delivering ready teams.
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Rethinking Navy Manpower In Light of the COVID-19 Response (Source: USNI Blog)
Brandon used the Navy’s COVID-19 posture as a live-fire experiment to show which manning, training, and equipping processes are truly essential—and which ones hemorrhage cyber talent.
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Train Navy Officers for Cyber Lethality (Source: USNI Proceedings)
Brandon’s USNI Proceedings article calls out the Navy’s lack of a tactical cyber career path and lays out a six-month training pipeline that would keep cryptologic warfare officers lethal.