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Army to set in stone the importance of information advantage, with new capabilities on deck
One of the biggest undertakings for the Army’s cyber operational and training arms in the last two years is shifting the service’s thinking and approach to the broader concept of information advantage. Now, the service is on the heels of making that concept official doctrine.
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Skyborg makes its second flight, this time autonomously piloting General Atomics’ Avenger drone
With Skyborg, the U.S. Air Force hopes to build an autonomy system that can pilot drones and work with human fighter pilots.
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Virgin Orbit plane launches four US military satellites into space
The LauncherOne rocket was lifted into the sky by a modified 747 before igniting midair over the Pacific Ocean.
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Intel agencies, armed services push for more data and capability sharing to win future fights
The military and intelligence services are working closer together to share data and capabilities in order to stay ahead of pacing threats, but work remains.
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Pentagon’s top IT official: More coordination needed on weapon systems and critical infrastructure cybersecurity
“What keeps me up at night are cyberthreats of the kind we’re seeing across the country — not only against the government, but against the private sector.”
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Pentagon official placed on leave over allegations of unauthorized release of classified info
Since early 2019, Katie Arrington has been working as chief information officer for the Acquisition and Sustainment Office at the Defense Department, overseeing a cybersecurity initiative.
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BAE Systems to deliver first M-Code GPS User Equipment to Germany
Germany will be the first recipient M-Code ready receivers, but the Space Force says other agreements are in the works.
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Navy’s powerful aerial jamming pod moves to next phase
The jammer is the Navy’s premier aerial electronic attack platform that will replace the ALQ-99 jamming pod and be mounted aboard EA-18 Growler aircraft.
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Exoskeletons and unjammable radios: Soldiers, academia team up to solve tactical troubles
A new program pairs university researchers with soldiers in airborne units.
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Who can match the US as a cyber superpower? No one
A new report published by the International Institute for Strategic Studies, seeks to assess and rank the cyber power of 15 nations.
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Army to set in stone the importance of information advantage, with new capabilities on deck
One of the biggest undertakings for the Army’s cyber operational and training arms in the last two years is shifting the service’s thinking and approach to the broader concept of information advantage. Now, the service is on the heels of making that concept official doctrine.
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Skyborg makes its second flight, this time autonomously piloting General Atomics’ Avenger drone
With Skyborg, the U.S. Air Force hopes to build an autonomy system that can pilot drones and work with human fighter pilots.
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Virgin Orbit plane launches four US military satellites into space
The LauncherOne rocket was lifted into the sky by a modified 747 before igniting midair over the Pacific Ocean.
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Intel agencies, armed services push for more data and capability sharing to win future fights
The military and intelligence services are working closer together to share data and capabilities in order to stay ahead of pacing threats, but work remains.
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Pentagon’s top IT official: More coordination needed on weapon systems and critical infrastructure cybersecurity
“What keeps me up at night are cyberthreats of the kind we’re seeing across the country — not only against the government, but against the private sector.”
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Pentagon official placed on leave over allegations of unauthorized release of classified info
Since early 2019, Katie Arrington has been working as chief information officer for the Acquisition and Sustainment Office at the Defense Department, overseeing a cybersecurity initiative.
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BAE Systems to deliver first M-Code GPS User Equipment to Germany
Germany will be the first recipient M-Code ready receivers, but the Space Force says other agreements are in the works.
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Navy’s powerful aerial jamming pod moves to next phase
The jammer is the Navy’s premier aerial electronic attack platform that will replace the ALQ-99 jamming pod and be mounted aboard EA-18 Growler aircraft.
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Exoskeletons and unjammable radios: Soldiers, academia team up to solve tactical troubles
A new program pairs university researchers with soldiers in airborne units.
-
Who can match the US as a cyber superpower? No one
A new report published by the International Institute for Strategic Studies, seeks to assess and rank the cyber power of 15 nations.
-
Army to set in stone the importance of information advantage, with new capabilities on deck
One of the biggest undertakings for the Army’s cyber operational and training arms in the last two years is shifting the service’s thinking and approach to the broader concept of information advantage. Now, the service is on the heels of making that concept official doctrine.
-
Skyborg makes its second flight, this time autonomously piloting General Atomics’ Avenger drone
With Skyborg, the U.S. Air Force hopes to build an autonomy system that can pilot drones and work with human fighter pilots.
-
Virgin Orbit plane launches four US military satellites into space
The LauncherOne rocket was lifted into the sky by a modified 747 before igniting midair over the Pacific Ocean.
-
Intel agencies, armed services push for more data and capability sharing to win future fights
The military and intelligence services are working closer together to share data and capabilities in order to stay ahead of pacing threats, but work remains.
-
Pentagon’s top IT official: More coordination needed on weapon systems and critical infrastructure cybersecurity
“What keeps me up at night are cyberthreats of the kind we’re seeing across the country — not only against the government, but against the private sector.”
-
Pentagon official placed on leave over allegations of unauthorized release of classified info
Since early 2019, Katie Arrington has been working as chief information officer for the Acquisition and Sustainment Office at the Defense Department, overseeing a cybersecurity initiative.
-
BAE Systems to deliver first M-Code GPS User Equipment to Germany
Germany will be the first recipient M-Code ready receivers, but the Space Force says other agreements are in the works.
-
Navy’s powerful aerial jamming pod moves to next phase
The jammer is the Navy’s premier aerial electronic attack platform that will replace the ALQ-99 jamming pod and be mounted aboard EA-18 Growler aircraft.
-
Exoskeletons and unjammable radios: Soldiers, academia team up to solve tactical troubles
A new program pairs university researchers with soldiers in airborne units.
-
Who can match the US as a cyber superpower? No one
A new report published by the International Institute for Strategic Studies, seeks to assess and rank the cyber power of 15 nations.
