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Space Force seeks sizeable budget increase, reflecting the domain’s importance
The increase of 13 percent over last year’s budget request includes the transfer of some satellite communications efforts from the U.S. Army and Navy.
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Army cuts procurement of airborne jammer in smaller electronic warfare budget
The service won’t buy one its top electronic warfare systems this year. But the drone-mounted jamming and cyber pod can re-compete when developmental testing is done.
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UAE, US companies partner to provide cyber ranges in Gulf
The two businesses will offer cyber training and testing environments to Gulf countries to emulate production environments.
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2 companies to build digital models of new Space Force missile warning sensors
The models will provide a “try it before you buy it” approach for the sensors for the nation’s next premier missile warning satellite constellation, Space Force official says.
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The Army is nearly tripling electronic warfare personnel
To prepare for organizational changes, the Army plans large growth with its electronic warfare force.
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Defense Department gets new cyber adviser
The flag officer will oversee policy implementation and personnel matters for cyber issues across the department.
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Thales, Atos take on big data and artificial intelligence in new joint venture
This new partnership comes as nations across Europe, and beyond, are targeting AI and big-data as key enabling technologies for future military capabilities.
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US Army deploys Artemis demonstrator to Europe, eying high-speed ISR jet capability
The Army is using technology demonstrators and a possible future prototyping effort to assess how it wants to replace its roughly 50-year-old Guardrail Common Sensor aircraft. One high-speed ISR jet has arrived in Europe to help the service carve a path forward.
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The long-term cost of cyber overreaction
A reactive culture triggered by cyberattacks provides significant information to a probing adversary, the author argues.
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SOCOM data official: Build interoperability into new systems for joint war fighting
Special Operations Command’s top data official laid out key data requirements to enable JADC2.
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Space Force seeks sizeable budget increase, reflecting the domain’s importance
The increase of 13 percent over last year’s budget request includes the transfer of some satellite communications efforts from the U.S. Army and Navy.
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Army cuts procurement of airborne jammer in smaller electronic warfare budget
The service won’t buy one its top electronic warfare systems this year. But the drone-mounted jamming and cyber pod can re-compete when developmental testing is done.
-
UAE, US companies partner to provide cyber ranges in Gulf
The two businesses will offer cyber training and testing environments to Gulf countries to emulate production environments.
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2 companies to build digital models of new Space Force missile warning sensors
The models will provide a “try it before you buy it” approach for the sensors for the nation’s next premier missile warning satellite constellation, Space Force official says.
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The Army is nearly tripling electronic warfare personnel
To prepare for organizational changes, the Army plans large growth with its electronic warfare force.
-
Defense Department gets new cyber adviser
The flag officer will oversee policy implementation and personnel matters for cyber issues across the department.
-
Thales, Atos take on big data and artificial intelligence in new joint venture
This new partnership comes as nations across Europe, and beyond, are targeting AI and big-data as key enabling technologies for future military capabilities.
-
US Army deploys Artemis demonstrator to Europe, eying high-speed ISR jet capability
The Army is using technology demonstrators and a possible future prototyping effort to assess how it wants to replace its roughly 50-year-old Guardrail Common Sensor aircraft. One high-speed ISR jet has arrived in Europe to help the service carve a path forward.
-
The long-term cost of cyber overreaction
A reactive culture triggered by cyberattacks provides significant information to a probing adversary, the author argues.
-
SOCOM data official: Build interoperability into new systems for joint war fighting
Special Operations Command’s top data official laid out key data requirements to enable JADC2.
-
Space Force seeks sizeable budget increase, reflecting the domain’s importance
The increase of 13 percent over last year’s budget request includes the transfer of some satellite communications efforts from the U.S. Army and Navy.
-
Army cuts procurement of airborne jammer in smaller electronic warfare budget
The service won’t buy one its top electronic warfare systems this year. But the drone-mounted jamming and cyber pod can re-compete when developmental testing is done.
-
UAE, US companies partner to provide cyber ranges in Gulf
The two businesses will offer cyber training and testing environments to Gulf countries to emulate production environments.
-
2 companies to build digital models of new Space Force missile warning sensors
The models will provide a “try it before you buy it” approach for the sensors for the nation’s next premier missile warning satellite constellation, Space Force official says.
-
The Army is nearly tripling electronic warfare personnel
To prepare for organizational changes, the Army plans large growth with its electronic warfare force.
-
Defense Department gets new cyber adviser
The flag officer will oversee policy implementation and personnel matters for cyber issues across the department.
-
Thales, Atos take on big data and artificial intelligence in new joint venture
This new partnership comes as nations across Europe, and beyond, are targeting AI and big-data as key enabling technologies for future military capabilities.
-
US Army deploys Artemis demonstrator to Europe, eying high-speed ISR jet capability
The Army is using technology demonstrators and a possible future prototyping effort to assess how it wants to replace its roughly 50-year-old Guardrail Common Sensor aircraft. One high-speed ISR jet has arrived in Europe to help the service carve a path forward.
-
The long-term cost of cyber overreaction
A reactive culture triggered by cyberattacks provides significant information to a probing adversary, the author argues.
-
SOCOM data official: Build interoperability into new systems for joint war fighting
Special Operations Command’s top data official laid out key data requirements to enable JADC2.
