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DISA splitting big data cyber program into two contracts
Two contracts — one to automate data collection and another for analytic tools — will support DoD’s cybersecurity audits.
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Tight budgets, cyber threats driving DISA’s path forward
Fiscal constraints and cyber threats are a double-whammy for DISA.
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Industry looking to government for commercial satellite cues
DISA will play a key role in shaping the future of military satcom.
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Army wades into experimental cyber warfare
The service is testing out the best ways to train in and integrate cyber warfare.
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Lockheed Martin demos Icarus anti-UAS system
The company’s solution for neutralize unmanned threats will be available for military and commercial clients.
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DCGS: Lockheed Martin offers insights into the next increment
Open standards will play a large role in the next version of the Distributed Common Ground Systems.
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Army UAS wish list: Lighter, deadlier, survivable
The service’s top unmanned systems officials shared a wish list for unmanned systems upgrades.
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AUSA panel: Long-term planning key to acquisition woes
Military and civilian experts offer ways to create a more responsive acquisition process, including rethinking testing.
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PackBot with multiple sensors to detect chem, bio threats
iRobot’s PackBot features suites of sensors and a tablet controller.
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Army preparing for hard hits under looming continuing resolution
More than $6 billion in Army programs are vulnerable to a continuing resolution.
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DISA splitting big data cyber program into two contracts
Two contracts — one to automate data collection and another for analytic tools — will support DoD’s cybersecurity audits.
-
Tight budgets, cyber threats driving DISA’s path forward
Fiscal constraints and cyber threats are a double-whammy for DISA.
-
Industry looking to government for commercial satellite cues
DISA will play a key role in shaping the future of military satcom.
-
Army wades into experimental cyber warfare
The service is testing out the best ways to train in and integrate cyber warfare.
-
Lockheed Martin demos Icarus anti-UAS system
The company’s solution for neutralize unmanned threats will be available for military and commercial clients.
-
DCGS: Lockheed Martin offers insights into the next increment
Open standards will play a large role in the next version of the Distributed Common Ground Systems.
-
Army UAS wish list: Lighter, deadlier, survivable
The service’s top unmanned systems officials shared a wish list for unmanned systems upgrades.
-
AUSA panel: Long-term planning key to acquisition woes
Military and civilian experts offer ways to create a more responsive acquisition process, including rethinking testing.
-
PackBot with multiple sensors to detect chem, bio threats
iRobot’s PackBot features suites of sensors and a tablet controller.
-
Army preparing for hard hits under looming continuing resolution
More than $6 billion in Army programs are vulnerable to a continuing resolution.
-
DISA splitting big data cyber program into two contracts
Two contracts — one to automate data collection and another for analytic tools — will support DoD’s cybersecurity audits.
-
Tight budgets, cyber threats driving DISA’s path forward
Fiscal constraints and cyber threats are a double-whammy for DISA.
-
Industry looking to government for commercial satellite cues
DISA will play a key role in shaping the future of military satcom.
-
Army wades into experimental cyber warfare
The service is testing out the best ways to train in and integrate cyber warfare.
-
Lockheed Martin demos Icarus anti-UAS system
The company’s solution for neutralize unmanned threats will be available for military and commercial clients.
-
DCGS: Lockheed Martin offers insights into the next increment
Open standards will play a large role in the next version of the Distributed Common Ground Systems.
-
Army UAS wish list: Lighter, deadlier, survivable
The service’s top unmanned systems officials shared a wish list for unmanned systems upgrades.
-
AUSA panel: Long-term planning key to acquisition woes
Military and civilian experts offer ways to create a more responsive acquisition process, including rethinking testing.
-
PackBot with multiple sensors to detect chem, bio threats
iRobot’s PackBot features suites of sensors and a tablet controller.
-
Army preparing for hard hits under looming continuing resolution
More than $6 billion in Army programs are vulnerable to a continuing resolution.
