-
The DoD is getting its innovation act together, but more can be done
The DoD is awake. It has realized new and escalating threats require rapid change, or we may not prevail in the next conflict.
-
How to improve the protection of biometric devices and data
DoD’s use of biometric data has been extensive, particularly in areas of conflict where accurate identification of individuals is critical for security.
-
Protecting those below the cyber-poverty line is critical to everyone
Whatever resources these countries and organizations have devoted to cybersecurity, they are less than what is optimal.
-
In search of a zero trust solution for critical defense infrastructure
The Military Internet of Things remains a large, relatively unprotected attack surface area for adversaries looking to compromise U.S. defense operations.
-
Bombardier wins US Army contract for new spy plane prototype
Bombardier will supply its Global 6500 business aircraft as a prototype for the Army’s newest aerial intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance plane.
-
Overcoming data analytics inertia in defense to win future wars
If the solution relies on a proprietary data format, disqualify it.
-
New in 2024: Marines to field new, more realistic shooting simulators
The first location to field the simulators will be the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center in Twentynine Palms, California.
-
New in 2024: F-35 program eyes key upgrade, delivery restart
The delays could have a cascading effect that hurts the Air Force’s ability to manage its units worldwide.
-
Navy certifying virtualized Aegis Combat System on its first destroyer
The Navy is certifying its virtualized Aegis Combat System on destroyer Winston Churchill for the first time after months of hardware and software testing.
-
How to bolster security against intellectual property theft
With a surplus of resources available and countless threats looming, it can be difficult to know where to start or what to do next.
-
The DoD is getting its innovation act together, but more can be done
The DoD is awake. It has realized new and escalating threats require rapid change, or we may not prevail in the next conflict.
-
How to improve the protection of biometric devices and data
DoD’s use of biometric data has been extensive, particularly in areas of conflict where accurate identification of individuals is critical for security.
-
Protecting those below the cyber-poverty line is critical to everyone
Whatever resources these countries and organizations have devoted to cybersecurity, they are less than what is optimal.
-
In search of a zero trust solution for critical defense infrastructure
The Military Internet of Things remains a large, relatively unprotected attack surface area for adversaries looking to compromise U.S. defense operations.
-
Bombardier wins US Army contract for new spy plane prototype
Bombardier will supply its Global 6500 business aircraft as a prototype for the Army’s newest aerial intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance plane.
-
Overcoming data analytics inertia in defense to win future wars
If the solution relies on a proprietary data format, disqualify it.
-
New in 2024: Marines to field new, more realistic shooting simulators
The first location to field the simulators will be the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center in Twentynine Palms, California.
-
New in 2024: F-35 program eyes key upgrade, delivery restart
The delays could have a cascading effect that hurts the Air Force’s ability to manage its units worldwide.
-
Navy certifying virtualized Aegis Combat System on its first destroyer
The Navy is certifying its virtualized Aegis Combat System on destroyer Winston Churchill for the first time after months of hardware and software testing.
-
How to bolster security against intellectual property theft
With a surplus of resources available and countless threats looming, it can be difficult to know where to start or what to do next.
-
The DoD is getting its innovation act together, but more can be done
The DoD is awake. It has realized new and escalating threats require rapid change, or we may not prevail in the next conflict.
-
How to improve the protection of biometric devices and data
DoD’s use of biometric data has been extensive, particularly in areas of conflict where accurate identification of individuals is critical for security.
-
Protecting those below the cyber-poverty line is critical to everyone
Whatever resources these countries and organizations have devoted to cybersecurity, they are less than what is optimal.
-
In search of a zero trust solution for critical defense infrastructure
The Military Internet of Things remains a large, relatively unprotected attack surface area for adversaries looking to compromise U.S. defense operations.
-
Bombardier wins US Army contract for new spy plane prototype
Bombardier will supply its Global 6500 business aircraft as a prototype for the Army’s newest aerial intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance plane.
-
Overcoming data analytics inertia in defense to win future wars
If the solution relies on a proprietary data format, disqualify it.
-
New in 2024: Marines to field new, more realistic shooting simulators
The first location to field the simulators will be the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center in Twentynine Palms, California.
-
New in 2024: F-35 program eyes key upgrade, delivery restart
The delays could have a cascading effect that hurts the Air Force’s ability to manage its units worldwide.
-
Navy certifying virtualized Aegis Combat System on its first destroyer
The Navy is certifying its virtualized Aegis Combat System on destroyer Winston Churchill for the first time after months of hardware and software testing.
-
How to bolster security against intellectual property theft
With a surplus of resources available and countless threats looming, it can be difficult to know where to start or what to do next.
