Pentagon 'struggling' with cybersecurity of weapons hardware
Pentagon engineers are still struggling "so hard" with ensuring the cybersecurity of the weapons hardware they are buying, despite progress in securing software and IT networks, a senior Department of Defense acquisition official said.
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