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Marine Corps will use AI to revamp recruiting and retention models
The Marine Corps needs a more mature and more intellectual force. Digital HR systems and big data decision aids will help them cultivate that force.
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NATO ups the ante on disruptive tech, artificial intelligence
NATO has officially kicked off two new efforts meant to help the alliance invest in critical next-generation technologies and avoid capability gaps between its member nations.
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Air Force Research Laboratory names new head of space science and technology efforts
The new deputy technology executive officer for space science and technology will oversee the lab’s space portfolio and ensure it is aligned with the Space Force’s mission.
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The Pentagon is moving away from the Joint Regional Security Stacks
The Pentagon’s chief information officer has decided to sunset JRSS in the next five years.
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C4ISRNET announces keynote speakers for CyberCon 2021
Senior cybersecurity leaders from across the U.S. Department of Defense will discuss strategy, information warfare and emerging threats at the 7th annual CyberCon on Nov. 10.
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Unmanned tech dominates Turkey’s border security summit
More than 100 defense companies from around the world descended on Turkey as the nation eyes modern solutions to enhance its border protection capabilities.
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The Army wants to bolster its local cybersecurity defenders
The Army wants to beef up its local cybersecurity providers as a means of bolstering its cyber posture and freeing up higher end cyber defenders.
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Following protest, Space Development Agency cancels, then reissues reworked satellite solicitation
The agency is turning to other transaction authority, a tool that has become quite popular with the military.
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DISA director announces agency reorganization
DISA will now be organized under four centers as opposed to two.
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L3Harris awarded $121 million to upgrade Space Force weapons
L3Harris will upgrade 16 Counter Communications Systems for the U.S. Space Force.
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Marine Corps will use AI to revamp recruiting and retention models
The Marine Corps needs a more mature and more intellectual force. Digital HR systems and big data decision aids will help them cultivate that force.
-
NATO ups the ante on disruptive tech, artificial intelligence
NATO has officially kicked off two new efforts meant to help the alliance invest in critical next-generation technologies and avoid capability gaps between its member nations.
-
Air Force Research Laboratory names new head of space science and technology efforts
The new deputy technology executive officer for space science and technology will oversee the lab’s space portfolio and ensure it is aligned with the Space Force’s mission.
-
The Pentagon is moving away from the Joint Regional Security Stacks
The Pentagon’s chief information officer has decided to sunset JRSS in the next five years.
-
C4ISRNET announces keynote speakers for CyberCon 2021
Senior cybersecurity leaders from across the U.S. Department of Defense will discuss strategy, information warfare and emerging threats at the 7th annual CyberCon on Nov. 10.
-
Unmanned tech dominates Turkey’s border security summit
More than 100 defense companies from around the world descended on Turkey as the nation eyes modern solutions to enhance its border protection capabilities.
-
The Army wants to bolster its local cybersecurity defenders
The Army wants to beef up its local cybersecurity providers as a means of bolstering its cyber posture and freeing up higher end cyber defenders.
-
Following protest, Space Development Agency cancels, then reissues reworked satellite solicitation
The agency is turning to other transaction authority, a tool that has become quite popular with the military.
-
DISA director announces agency reorganization
DISA will now be organized under four centers as opposed to two.
-
L3Harris awarded $121 million to upgrade Space Force weapons
L3Harris will upgrade 16 Counter Communications Systems for the U.S. Space Force.
-
Marine Corps will use AI to revamp recruiting and retention models
The Marine Corps needs a more mature and more intellectual force. Digital HR systems and big data decision aids will help them cultivate that force.
-
NATO ups the ante on disruptive tech, artificial intelligence
NATO has officially kicked off two new efforts meant to help the alliance invest in critical next-generation technologies and avoid capability gaps between its member nations.
-
Air Force Research Laboratory names new head of space science and technology efforts
The new deputy technology executive officer for space science and technology will oversee the lab’s space portfolio and ensure it is aligned with the Space Force’s mission.
-
The Pentagon is moving away from the Joint Regional Security Stacks
The Pentagon’s chief information officer has decided to sunset JRSS in the next five years.
-
C4ISRNET announces keynote speakers for CyberCon 2021
Senior cybersecurity leaders from across the U.S. Department of Defense will discuss strategy, information warfare and emerging threats at the 7th annual CyberCon on Nov. 10.
-
Unmanned tech dominates Turkey’s border security summit
More than 100 defense companies from around the world descended on Turkey as the nation eyes modern solutions to enhance its border protection capabilities.
-
The Army wants to bolster its local cybersecurity defenders
The Army wants to beef up its local cybersecurity providers as a means of bolstering its cyber posture and freeing up higher end cyber defenders.
-
Following protest, Space Development Agency cancels, then reissues reworked satellite solicitation
The agency is turning to other transaction authority, a tool that has become quite popular with the military.
-
DISA director announces agency reorganization
DISA will now be organized under four centers as opposed to two.
-
L3Harris awarded $121 million to upgrade Space Force weapons
L3Harris will upgrade 16 Counter Communications Systems for the U.S. Space Force.
