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4 tasks facing the next director of intelligence
The Intelligence Authorization Act lays out several priorities Congress has for whomever replaces Dan Coats as director of national intelligence.
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The challenge (and benefit) to a more open intelligence community
Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence Sue Gordon says that as foreign powers increasingly target the private sector and general public, the intelligence community needs to be more open and share more information publicly. That could be a net positive for business relations.
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The top brass is not in your DMs
Governments across the world, including the U.S. Department of Defense, are becoming increasingly concerned about fake social media accounts for leaders as senior as the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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Deepfake videos pose a threat, but ‘dumbfakes’ may be worse
Unlike deepfakes, which require sophisticated artificial intelligence, audio manipulation and facial mapping technology, dumbfakes can be made simply by varying the speed of video or selective editing.
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Pentagon redirects $282M to close ISR gaps
The Department of Defense is using reprogramming actions to transfer hundreds of millions of dollars to intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance programs.
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How DoD is trying to adapt to the information overload age
Mark Esper, the secretary of defense nominee, discussed the need to update the Pentagon’s thinking on information operations.
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Intel officials warn of China’s growing threat to American tech secrets
While concerns over Huawei’s involvement in 5G get a lot of attention, intelligence officials warn that China’s efforts to steal American intellectual property go much farther, encompassing artificial intelligence, agriculture and more.
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Joint Chiefs nominee wants to boost information warfare
In a pre-hearing questionnaire, the nominee to be the next chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff addressed questions on a range of information warfare-related capabilities.
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EU to stage war games to prepare for hybrid threats
Hybrid threats can be based on a wide variety of strategies, ranging from the spread of fake news to undermining trust and cyberattacks on energy or communication systems.
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3 challenges facing the national security community in the information age
The current information environment is different than anything the intelligence community has faced before, and the United States will have to adapt in order to meet the changing threat.
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4 tasks facing the next director of intelligence
The Intelligence Authorization Act lays out several priorities Congress has for whomever replaces Dan Coats as director of national intelligence.
-
The challenge (and benefit) to a more open intelligence community
Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence Sue Gordon says that as foreign powers increasingly target the private sector and general public, the intelligence community needs to be more open and share more information publicly. That could be a net positive for business relations.
-
The top brass is not in your DMs
Governments across the world, including the U.S. Department of Defense, are becoming increasingly concerned about fake social media accounts for leaders as senior as the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
-
Deepfake videos pose a threat, but ‘dumbfakes’ may be worse
Unlike deepfakes, which require sophisticated artificial intelligence, audio manipulation and facial mapping technology, dumbfakes can be made simply by varying the speed of video or selective editing.
-
Pentagon redirects $282M to close ISR gaps
The Department of Defense is using reprogramming actions to transfer hundreds of millions of dollars to intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance programs.
-
How DoD is trying to adapt to the information overload age
Mark Esper, the secretary of defense nominee, discussed the need to update the Pentagon’s thinking on information operations.
-
Intel officials warn of China’s growing threat to American tech secrets
While concerns over Huawei’s involvement in 5G get a lot of attention, intelligence officials warn that China’s efforts to steal American intellectual property go much farther, encompassing artificial intelligence, agriculture and more.
-
Joint Chiefs nominee wants to boost information warfare
In a pre-hearing questionnaire, the nominee to be the next chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff addressed questions on a range of information warfare-related capabilities.
-
EU to stage war games to prepare for hybrid threats
Hybrid threats can be based on a wide variety of strategies, ranging from the spread of fake news to undermining trust and cyberattacks on energy or communication systems.
-
3 challenges facing the national security community in the information age
The current information environment is different than anything the intelligence community has faced before, and the United States will have to adapt in order to meet the changing threat.
-
4 tasks facing the next director of intelligence
The Intelligence Authorization Act lays out several priorities Congress has for whomever replaces Dan Coats as director of national intelligence.
-
The challenge (and benefit) to a more open intelligence community
Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence Sue Gordon says that as foreign powers increasingly target the private sector and general public, the intelligence community needs to be more open and share more information publicly. That could be a net positive for business relations.
-
The top brass is not in your DMs
Governments across the world, including the U.S. Department of Defense, are becoming increasingly concerned about fake social media accounts for leaders as senior as the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
-
Deepfake videos pose a threat, but ‘dumbfakes’ may be worse
Unlike deepfakes, which require sophisticated artificial intelligence, audio manipulation and facial mapping technology, dumbfakes can be made simply by varying the speed of video or selective editing.
-
Pentagon redirects $282M to close ISR gaps
The Department of Defense is using reprogramming actions to transfer hundreds of millions of dollars to intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance programs.
-
How DoD is trying to adapt to the information overload age
Mark Esper, the secretary of defense nominee, discussed the need to update the Pentagon’s thinking on information operations.
-
Intel officials warn of China’s growing threat to American tech secrets
While concerns over Huawei’s involvement in 5G get a lot of attention, intelligence officials warn that China’s efforts to steal American intellectual property go much farther, encompassing artificial intelligence, agriculture and more.
-
Joint Chiefs nominee wants to boost information warfare
In a pre-hearing questionnaire, the nominee to be the next chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff addressed questions on a range of information warfare-related capabilities.
-
EU to stage war games to prepare for hybrid threats
Hybrid threats can be based on a wide variety of strategies, ranging from the spread of fake news to undermining trust and cyberattacks on energy or communication systems.
-
3 challenges facing the national security community in the information age
The current information environment is different than anything the intelligence community has faced before, and the United States will have to adapt in order to meet the changing threat.
