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US projected to spend $117B on nuke command and control in next decade
Newer nuclear arms are expected to enter the stockpile after 2030 — and with it comes the opportunity for more-advanced information technology.
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Sensitive US military info exposed in accidental emails to Mali
Emails containing sensitive data reportedly went to the African country Mali instead of the U.S. military because of a typo.
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A sensible approach to AI regulation
Humans will use AI as a co-pilot to make them more efficient in unwanted or criminal digital behavior, like cyberattacks or misinformation campaigns.
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Haugh, Biden’s pick to lead CYBERCOM and NSA, pushes Ukraine aid
The U.S. sent cyber experts to Ukraine in late 2021, ahead of Russia’s invasion, to shore up network defenses and identify hacking tools.
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US government-linked email accounts hacked from China, Microsoft says
The Storm-0558 hackers used forged authentication tokens — pieces of information used to verify the identity of a user — required to access the accounts.
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‘Tech Watchlist’ reveals Pentagon vision of future digital battlefield
The fiscal 2023 list includes generative AI, quantum-resistant cryptography, Thunderdome cybersecurity and 5G wireless communications.
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White House wants Ukraine inspector general out of defense bill
The White House is opposing an NDAA proposal for a Special Ukraine Inspector General and other provisions concerning the nuclear arsenal and Navy.
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Sweden, Finland eye quantum tech leap amid call for official strategy
Nordic defense companies could have a greater share of the world’s quantum computing pie, as Sweden and Finland each aim to advance their capabilities.
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Nordic firms ride wave of cyber M&A activity
The mergers and acquisitions are taking place as Sweden seeks NATO membership, and neighboring Finland this year joined the alliance.
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Autonomous drones may help Air Force slash aircraft inspection times
“A preflight inspection right now can take up to four hours,” a Near Earth Autonomy official told reporters. “We can do it in 30 minutes.”
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US projected to spend $117B on nuke command and control in next decade
Newer nuclear arms are expected to enter the stockpile after 2030 — and with it comes the opportunity for more-advanced information technology.
-
Sensitive US military info exposed in accidental emails to Mali
Emails containing sensitive data reportedly went to the African country Mali instead of the U.S. military because of a typo.
-
A sensible approach to AI regulation
Humans will use AI as a co-pilot to make them more efficient in unwanted or criminal digital behavior, like cyberattacks or misinformation campaigns.
-
Haugh, Biden’s pick to lead CYBERCOM and NSA, pushes Ukraine aid
The U.S. sent cyber experts to Ukraine in late 2021, ahead of Russia’s invasion, to shore up network defenses and identify hacking tools.
-
US government-linked email accounts hacked from China, Microsoft says
The Storm-0558 hackers used forged authentication tokens — pieces of information used to verify the identity of a user — required to access the accounts.
-
‘Tech Watchlist’ reveals Pentagon vision of future digital battlefield
The fiscal 2023 list includes generative AI, quantum-resistant cryptography, Thunderdome cybersecurity and 5G wireless communications.
-
White House wants Ukraine inspector general out of defense bill
The White House is opposing an NDAA proposal for a Special Ukraine Inspector General and other provisions concerning the nuclear arsenal and Navy.
-
Sweden, Finland eye quantum tech leap amid call for official strategy
Nordic defense companies could have a greater share of the world’s quantum computing pie, as Sweden and Finland each aim to advance their capabilities.
-
Nordic firms ride wave of cyber M&A activity
The mergers and acquisitions are taking place as Sweden seeks NATO membership, and neighboring Finland this year joined the alliance.
-
Autonomous drones may help Air Force slash aircraft inspection times
“A preflight inspection right now can take up to four hours,” a Near Earth Autonomy official told reporters. “We can do it in 30 minutes.”
-
US projected to spend $117B on nuke command and control in next decade
Newer nuclear arms are expected to enter the stockpile after 2030 — and with it comes the opportunity for more-advanced information technology.
-
Sensitive US military info exposed in accidental emails to Mali
Emails containing sensitive data reportedly went to the African country Mali instead of the U.S. military because of a typo.
-
A sensible approach to AI regulation
Humans will use AI as a co-pilot to make them more efficient in unwanted or criminal digital behavior, like cyberattacks or misinformation campaigns.
-
Haugh, Biden’s pick to lead CYBERCOM and NSA, pushes Ukraine aid
The U.S. sent cyber experts to Ukraine in late 2021, ahead of Russia’s invasion, to shore up network defenses and identify hacking tools.
-
US government-linked email accounts hacked from China, Microsoft says
The Storm-0558 hackers used forged authentication tokens — pieces of information used to verify the identity of a user — required to access the accounts.
-
‘Tech Watchlist’ reveals Pentagon vision of future digital battlefield
The fiscal 2023 list includes generative AI, quantum-resistant cryptography, Thunderdome cybersecurity and 5G wireless communications.
-
White House wants Ukraine inspector general out of defense bill
The White House is opposing an NDAA proposal for a Special Ukraine Inspector General and other provisions concerning the nuclear arsenal and Navy.
-
Sweden, Finland eye quantum tech leap amid call for official strategy
Nordic defense companies could have a greater share of the world’s quantum computing pie, as Sweden and Finland each aim to advance their capabilities.
-
Nordic firms ride wave of cyber M&A activity
The mergers and acquisitions are taking place as Sweden seeks NATO membership, and neighboring Finland this year joined the alliance.
-
Autonomous drones may help Air Force slash aircraft inspection times
“A preflight inspection right now can take up to four hours,” a Near Earth Autonomy official told reporters. “We can do it in 30 minutes.”
