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Pentagon wants to bolster domestic microelectronics base with new innovation network
The Microelectronics Commons would be comprised of regional centers located throughout the country and supported through public-private partnerships that provide resources for testing facilities and specialized lab equipment.
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Navy remains mum on Project Overmatch details so China won’t steal them
Though the Navy has said it will field an early Project Overmatch network capability with a carrier strike group in 2023, little information has been revealed about whether the service is on track to meet that goal.
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US ‘prepared to respond’ to Russian cyberattacks, says Biden
House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff told reporters he had not personally seen “Russian cyber action directed at the United States over Ukraine,” but cautioned it’s “very early in the conflict.”
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US space officials expect Russia, Ukraine conflict to extend into space
Officials say that while it’s not clear what form Russian actions in space may take, “it’s better to be prepared than surprised.”
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Ukraine pelted with cyberattacks ahead of Russian assault
The sites for Ukraine’s defense, foreign affairs and interior ministries, among others, were knocked offline Feb. 23, as Russian forces moved in and explosions were reported around the country — including near the capital, Kyiv.
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Project Convergence reinforces the need for shared standards across the services
“Without access to and the ability to share, parse, understand and recode data, we’re going to be, sort of, left fighting how we did in the ‘80s and ‘90s.”
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US Space Force awards contract for deep-space radar
The $341 million contract is for development of the first of three planned radar sites, which will track objects located in geosynchronous orbit.
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US Army cyber conference seeks to bolster holistic national cybersecurity
The Jack Voltaic series brings together a diverse group of organizations to bolster the cybersecurity of critical infrastructure.
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European Union cyber defense team deploys to aid Ukraine
On Feb. 22, officials were still assessing a Ukrainian defense scenario in which the team would operate, including “on-site and remote support,” a defense official at the Lithuanian Embassy in Washington told Defense News.
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US and six partner nations sign on to new space operations vision
The new Combined Space Operations Vision 2031 lays out near-term steps toward developing more resilient, interoperable architectures and establishing norms for responsible behaviors in space.
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Pentagon wants to bolster domestic microelectronics base with new innovation network
The Microelectronics Commons would be comprised of regional centers located throughout the country and supported through public-private partnerships that provide resources for testing facilities and specialized lab equipment.
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Navy remains mum on Project Overmatch details so China won’t steal them
Though the Navy has said it will field an early Project Overmatch network capability with a carrier strike group in 2023, little information has been revealed about whether the service is on track to meet that goal.
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US ‘prepared to respond’ to Russian cyberattacks, says Biden
House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff told reporters he had not personally seen “Russian cyber action directed at the United States over Ukraine,” but cautioned it’s “very early in the conflict.”
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US space officials expect Russia, Ukraine conflict to extend into space
Officials say that while it’s not clear what form Russian actions in space may take, “it’s better to be prepared than surprised.”
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Ukraine pelted with cyberattacks ahead of Russian assault
The sites for Ukraine’s defense, foreign affairs and interior ministries, among others, were knocked offline Feb. 23, as Russian forces moved in and explosions were reported around the country — including near the capital, Kyiv.
-
Project Convergence reinforces the need for shared standards across the services
“Without access to and the ability to share, parse, understand and recode data, we’re going to be, sort of, left fighting how we did in the ‘80s and ‘90s.”
-
US Space Force awards contract for deep-space radar
The $341 million contract is for development of the first of three planned radar sites, which will track objects located in geosynchronous orbit.
-
US Army cyber conference seeks to bolster holistic national cybersecurity
The Jack Voltaic series brings together a diverse group of organizations to bolster the cybersecurity of critical infrastructure.
-
European Union cyber defense team deploys to aid Ukraine
On Feb. 22, officials were still assessing a Ukrainian defense scenario in which the team would operate, including “on-site and remote support,” a defense official at the Lithuanian Embassy in Washington told Defense News.
-
US and six partner nations sign on to new space operations vision
The new Combined Space Operations Vision 2031 lays out near-term steps toward developing more resilient, interoperable architectures and establishing norms for responsible behaviors in space.
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Pentagon wants to bolster domestic microelectronics base with new innovation network
The Microelectronics Commons would be comprised of regional centers located throughout the country and supported through public-private partnerships that provide resources for testing facilities and specialized lab equipment.
-
Navy remains mum on Project Overmatch details so China won’t steal them
Though the Navy has said it will field an early Project Overmatch network capability with a carrier strike group in 2023, little information has been revealed about whether the service is on track to meet that goal.
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US ‘prepared to respond’ to Russian cyberattacks, says Biden
House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff told reporters he had not personally seen “Russian cyber action directed at the United States over Ukraine,” but cautioned it’s “very early in the conflict.”
-
US space officials expect Russia, Ukraine conflict to extend into space
Officials say that while it’s not clear what form Russian actions in space may take, “it’s better to be prepared than surprised.”
-
Ukraine pelted with cyberattacks ahead of Russian assault
The sites for Ukraine’s defense, foreign affairs and interior ministries, among others, were knocked offline Feb. 23, as Russian forces moved in and explosions were reported around the country — including near the capital, Kyiv.
-
Project Convergence reinforces the need for shared standards across the services
“Without access to and the ability to share, parse, understand and recode data, we’re going to be, sort of, left fighting how we did in the ‘80s and ‘90s.”
-
US Space Force awards contract for deep-space radar
The $341 million contract is for development of the first of three planned radar sites, which will track objects located in geosynchronous orbit.
-
US Army cyber conference seeks to bolster holistic national cybersecurity
The Jack Voltaic series brings together a diverse group of organizations to bolster the cybersecurity of critical infrastructure.
-
European Union cyber defense team deploys to aid Ukraine
On Feb. 22, officials were still assessing a Ukrainian defense scenario in which the team would operate, including “on-site and remote support,” a defense official at the Lithuanian Embassy in Washington told Defense News.
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US and six partner nations sign on to new space operations vision
The new Combined Space Operations Vision 2031 lays out near-term steps toward developing more resilient, interoperable architectures and establishing norms for responsible behaviors in space.
