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STRATCOM Nominee Favors Boosting Cyber Command, Nuke Modernization
The Senate Armed Services Committee held a confirmation hearing for US Air Force Gen. John Hyten.
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McCain Vows to Block Potential NSA-Cyber Command Split
Senate Armed Services Committee chair “troubled” by reports administration will divide organization leadership.
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To Find Cyber Flaws in Weapon Systems, DoD Will Move Millions
The Pentagon plans to reprogram $100 million to locate weak points in major systems.
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Senators seek to elevate US Cyber Command
A bipartisan group of senators have introduced a measure to elevate US Cyber Command to a unified combatant command, a move that would make it one of the most powerful institutions in the Defense Department.
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Coalition sees success in targeting ISIL leaders
Airstrikes featuring Predators and other UAVs have killed 10 leaders of in the Islamic State group, a coalition spokesman said.
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McCain to Obama: Sanction Chinese Hackers
The chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee wants US President Barack Obama to take a hard line on Chinese cyber espionage.
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Budget deal gives DoD stability, almost all its money
A two-year deal unveiled late Monday would fall $5 billion short of Pentagon requests but would temper shutdown threats.
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Firm combines battery and armor plate for troops
By incorporating a battery into ballistic plates, Marines and soldiers can cut the weight they carry into battle.
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Vehicle security’s hot topic: Cyber threats
The Army took notice when security flaws allowed a Jeep Cherokee to be hacked and remotely controlled.
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Cyber a Growing Topic in Vehicle Security
When security flaws allowed a Jeep Cherokee to be hacked and remotely controlled, the US Army took notice.
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STRATCOM Nominee Favors Boosting Cyber Command, Nuke Modernization
The Senate Armed Services Committee held a confirmation hearing for US Air Force Gen. John Hyten.
-
McCain Vows to Block Potential NSA-Cyber Command Split
Senate Armed Services Committee chair “troubled” by reports administration will divide organization leadership.
-
To Find Cyber Flaws in Weapon Systems, DoD Will Move Millions
The Pentagon plans to reprogram $100 million to locate weak points in major systems.
-
Senators seek to elevate US Cyber Command
A bipartisan group of senators have introduced a measure to elevate US Cyber Command to a unified combatant command, a move that would make it one of the most powerful institutions in the Defense Department.
-
Coalition sees success in targeting ISIL leaders
Airstrikes featuring Predators and other UAVs have killed 10 leaders of in the Islamic State group, a coalition spokesman said.
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McCain to Obama: Sanction Chinese Hackers
The chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee wants US President Barack Obama to take a hard line on Chinese cyber espionage.
-
Budget deal gives DoD stability, almost all its money
A two-year deal unveiled late Monday would fall $5 billion short of Pentagon requests but would temper shutdown threats.
-
Firm combines battery and armor plate for troops
By incorporating a battery into ballistic plates, Marines and soldiers can cut the weight they carry into battle.
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Vehicle security’s hot topic: Cyber threats
The Army took notice when security flaws allowed a Jeep Cherokee to be hacked and remotely controlled.
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Cyber a Growing Topic in Vehicle Security
When security flaws allowed a Jeep Cherokee to be hacked and remotely controlled, the US Army took notice.
-
STRATCOM Nominee Favors Boosting Cyber Command, Nuke Modernization
The Senate Armed Services Committee held a confirmation hearing for US Air Force Gen. John Hyten.
-
McCain Vows to Block Potential NSA-Cyber Command Split
Senate Armed Services Committee chair “troubled” by reports administration will divide organization leadership.
-
To Find Cyber Flaws in Weapon Systems, DoD Will Move Millions
The Pentagon plans to reprogram $100 million to locate weak points in major systems.
-
Senators seek to elevate US Cyber Command
A bipartisan group of senators have introduced a measure to elevate US Cyber Command to a unified combatant command, a move that would make it one of the most powerful institutions in the Defense Department.
-
Coalition sees success in targeting ISIL leaders
Airstrikes featuring Predators and other UAVs have killed 10 leaders of in the Islamic State group, a coalition spokesman said.
-
McCain to Obama: Sanction Chinese Hackers
The chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee wants US President Barack Obama to take a hard line on Chinese cyber espionage.
-
Budget deal gives DoD stability, almost all its money
A two-year deal unveiled late Monday would fall $5 billion short of Pentagon requests but would temper shutdown threats.
-
Firm combines battery and armor plate for troops
By incorporating a battery into ballistic plates, Marines and soldiers can cut the weight they carry into battle.
-
Vehicle security’s hot topic: Cyber threats
The Army took notice when security flaws allowed a Jeep Cherokee to be hacked and remotely controlled.
-
Cyber a Growing Topic in Vehicle Security
When security flaws allowed a Jeep Cherokee to be hacked and remotely controlled, the US Army took notice.
