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Should the US declassify intel to counter growing Chinese threats?
In order to combat the growing threat China poses to American businesses, Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., says that the United States needs to declassify more intelligence so that officials can more clearly communicate the challenges American companies face from China.
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How will Congress combat deepfake videos?
Congress is grappling with how to combat deepfake videos, which are created to manipulate audio and video in a way that is indistinguishable to most people.
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SPAWAR is dead! Long live NAVWARSYSCOM!
The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command, the Navy’s primary battlefield technology organization based in San Diego, is now officially known as the Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (NAVWARSYSCOM).
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Should Navy League change the name of Sea-Air-Space to include ‘Information’?
Senior Navy leaders are stressing the importance of an information approach to fighting wars.
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New report explains how China thinks about information warfare
The Chinese military has established a Network Systems Department, which is responsible for information warfare.
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How the Navy is changing its thinking on information warfare
Vice Adm. Matthew Kohler, the Navy’s top information warfare officer, reveals how the service is shifting as the battlefield evolves.
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Air Force hopes new organization can boost electronic warfare
Air Force leaders are touting the creation of a new information warfare organization earlier this month as a way to show the increasing importance of cyber and electronic warfare capabilities.
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How a merger will expand the Air Force’s cyber edge
24th and 25th Air Force will integrate, creating the service’s first information warfare numbered Air Force.
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The Navy’s vision in a new era of information warfare
The Navy’s 10th Fleet releases a document outlining imperatives for its cryptologic and cyber warfare community.
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Should the US declassify intel to counter growing Chinese threats?
In order to combat the growing threat China poses to American businesses, Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., says that the United States needs to declassify more intelligence so that officials can more clearly communicate the challenges American companies face from China.
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How will Congress combat deepfake videos?
Congress is grappling with how to combat deepfake videos, which are created to manipulate audio and video in a way that is indistinguishable to most people.
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SPAWAR is dead! Long live NAVWARSYSCOM!
The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command, the Navy’s primary battlefield technology organization based in San Diego, is now officially known as the Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (NAVWARSYSCOM).
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Should Navy League change the name of Sea-Air-Space to include ‘Information’?
Senior Navy leaders are stressing the importance of an information approach to fighting wars.
-
New report explains how China thinks about information warfare
The Chinese military has established a Network Systems Department, which is responsible for information warfare.
-
How the Navy is changing its thinking on information warfare
Vice Adm. Matthew Kohler, the Navy’s top information warfare officer, reveals how the service is shifting as the battlefield evolves.
-
Air Force hopes new organization can boost electronic warfare
Air Force leaders are touting the creation of a new information warfare organization earlier this month as a way to show the increasing importance of cyber and electronic warfare capabilities.
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How a merger will expand the Air Force’s cyber edge
24th and 25th Air Force will integrate, creating the service’s first information warfare numbered Air Force.
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The Navy’s vision in a new era of information warfare
The Navy’s 10th Fleet releases a document outlining imperatives for its cryptologic and cyber warfare community.
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Should the US declassify intel to counter growing Chinese threats?
In order to combat the growing threat China poses to American businesses, Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., says that the United States needs to declassify more intelligence so that officials can more clearly communicate the challenges American companies face from China.
-
How will Congress combat deepfake videos?
Congress is grappling with how to combat deepfake videos, which are created to manipulate audio and video in a way that is indistinguishable to most people.
-
SPAWAR is dead! Long live NAVWARSYSCOM!
The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command, the Navy’s primary battlefield technology organization based in San Diego, is now officially known as the Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (NAVWARSYSCOM).
-
Should Navy League change the name of Sea-Air-Space to include ‘Information’?
Senior Navy leaders are stressing the importance of an information approach to fighting wars.
-
New report explains how China thinks about information warfare
The Chinese military has established a Network Systems Department, which is responsible for information warfare.
-
How the Navy is changing its thinking on information warfare
Vice Adm. Matthew Kohler, the Navy’s top information warfare officer, reveals how the service is shifting as the battlefield evolves.
-
Air Force hopes new organization can boost electronic warfare
Air Force leaders are touting the creation of a new information warfare organization earlier this month as a way to show the increasing importance of cyber and electronic warfare capabilities.
-
How a merger will expand the Air Force’s cyber edge
24th and 25th Air Force will integrate, creating the service’s first information warfare numbered Air Force.
-
The Navy’s vision in a new era of information warfare
The Navy’s 10th Fleet releases a document outlining imperatives for its cryptologic and cyber warfare community.
