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Russia tests anti-satellite weapon, astronauts take cover
Astronauts were forced to take cover on the International Space Station after a Russian anti-satellite test generated debris, according to the U.S. State Department.
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US Army lab cuts down risk-reduction timeline ahead of Project Convergence
The communications exercise risk-reduction leading up to a major Army exercise last year took six weeks. Now the lab is able to fulfil that same need in 10 days.
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Emirati conglomerate unveils two drones and a weapons system
Emirati conglomerate Edge Group has unveiled a series of vertical-takeoff-and-landing drones as well as a precision-guided munition system.
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The Army is looking for industry to help shape its future SATCOM needs
The Army is looking into a managed service model for SATCOM and wants industry to help shape it.
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IAI unveils Scorpius electronic warfare system for multi-threat confrontations
Israel Aerospace Industries has unveiled its new Scorpius family of electronic warfare systems based on active electronically scanned array technology that provides the capability to detect and simultaneously confront threats over a long range.
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Soldiers won’t always be able to rely on contractors for coders, says Army Software Factory director
The pilot program is already bearing fruit as participants develop soldier-centric software for the Army.
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The cyber battlefield against China and Russia is constantly shifting. Here’s how the NSA is trying to stay on top.
“Even as we’re on this call right now, the cyberspace domain is changing,” a senior NSA official said. “New malware is being released, new vulnerabilities are being discovered”
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Pentagon ‘zero trust’ cyber office coming in December
David McKeown, DoD’s chief information security officer, spoke at C4ISRNet’s CyberCon.
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US Cyber Command publishes concept for integrating new capabilities
Cyber Command has created an integration office and a concept of operations to help better guide how new capabilities are integrated under the Joint Cyber Warfighting Architecture.
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At second Project Convergence, US Army experiments with joint operations in the Arizona desert
For the second annual event in its “campaign of learning,” the Army brought in technologies and operators from the other services to test their ability to implement Joint All-Domain Command and Control.
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Russia tests anti-satellite weapon, astronauts take cover
Astronauts were forced to take cover on the International Space Station after a Russian anti-satellite test generated debris, according to the U.S. State Department.
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US Army lab cuts down risk-reduction timeline ahead of Project Convergence
The communications exercise risk-reduction leading up to a major Army exercise last year took six weeks. Now the lab is able to fulfil that same need in 10 days.
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Emirati conglomerate unveils two drones and a weapons system
Emirati conglomerate Edge Group has unveiled a series of vertical-takeoff-and-landing drones as well as a precision-guided munition system.
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The Army is looking for industry to help shape its future SATCOM needs
The Army is looking into a managed service model for SATCOM and wants industry to help shape it.
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IAI unveils Scorpius electronic warfare system for multi-threat confrontations
Israel Aerospace Industries has unveiled its new Scorpius family of electronic warfare systems based on active electronically scanned array technology that provides the capability to detect and simultaneously confront threats over a long range.
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Soldiers won’t always be able to rely on contractors for coders, says Army Software Factory director
The pilot program is already bearing fruit as participants develop soldier-centric software for the Army.
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The cyber battlefield against China and Russia is constantly shifting. Here’s how the NSA is trying to stay on top.
“Even as we’re on this call right now, the cyberspace domain is changing,” a senior NSA official said. “New malware is being released, new vulnerabilities are being discovered”
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Pentagon ‘zero trust’ cyber office coming in December
David McKeown, DoD’s chief information security officer, spoke at C4ISRNet’s CyberCon.
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US Cyber Command publishes concept for integrating new capabilities
Cyber Command has created an integration office and a concept of operations to help better guide how new capabilities are integrated under the Joint Cyber Warfighting Architecture.
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At second Project Convergence, US Army experiments with joint operations in the Arizona desert
For the second annual event in its “campaign of learning,” the Army brought in technologies and operators from the other services to test their ability to implement Joint All-Domain Command and Control.
-
Russia tests anti-satellite weapon, astronauts take cover
Astronauts were forced to take cover on the International Space Station after a Russian anti-satellite test generated debris, according to the U.S. State Department.
-
US Army lab cuts down risk-reduction timeline ahead of Project Convergence
The communications exercise risk-reduction leading up to a major Army exercise last year took six weeks. Now the lab is able to fulfil that same need in 10 days.
-
Emirati conglomerate unveils two drones and a weapons system
Emirati conglomerate Edge Group has unveiled a series of vertical-takeoff-and-landing drones as well as a precision-guided munition system.
-
The Army is looking for industry to help shape its future SATCOM needs
The Army is looking into a managed service model for SATCOM and wants industry to help shape it.
-
IAI unveils Scorpius electronic warfare system for multi-threat confrontations
Israel Aerospace Industries has unveiled its new Scorpius family of electronic warfare systems based on active electronically scanned array technology that provides the capability to detect and simultaneously confront threats over a long range.
-
Soldiers won’t always be able to rely on contractors for coders, says Army Software Factory director
The pilot program is already bearing fruit as participants develop soldier-centric software for the Army.
-
The cyber battlefield against China and Russia is constantly shifting. Here’s how the NSA is trying to stay on top.
“Even as we’re on this call right now, the cyberspace domain is changing,” a senior NSA official said. “New malware is being released, new vulnerabilities are being discovered”
-
Pentagon ‘zero trust’ cyber office coming in December
David McKeown, DoD’s chief information security officer, spoke at C4ISRNet’s CyberCon.
-
US Cyber Command publishes concept for integrating new capabilities
Cyber Command has created an integration office and a concept of operations to help better guide how new capabilities are integrated under the Joint Cyber Warfighting Architecture.
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At second Project Convergence, US Army experiments with joint operations in the Arizona desert
For the second annual event in its “campaign of learning,” the Army brought in technologies and operators from the other services to test their ability to implement Joint All-Domain Command and Control.
