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Securing information age combat capabilities demands a new approach
The DoD should consider acquisition process changes to encourage technologies to help connect weapon systems across domains, the author proposes.
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Transforming Command and Control — A Strategic Imperative for the Warfighter
Ultimately, investing in these efforts today will advance our ability to operate across all domains at speed — accelerating the “kill chain” and preserving our decision advantage.
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Russia-Iran cooperation poses challenges for US cyber strategy, global norms
If Moscow and Tehran share intelligence about U.S. cyber operations, that would bring new challenges for U.S. Cyber Command and the DOD, experts explain.
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Politics should not determine location for US Space Command
A former U.S. senator says Air Force leaders have chosen command locations without the mission, war fighter and taxpayer in mind.
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Closing the gap to win the AI marathon
Fortunately for the U.S., the race for AI superiority with China is not a sprint. An industry expert shares ideas for how Washington can come out ahead in the long run.
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AlphaDogfight should scare the Air Force straight … into scaling AI efforts
Two captains have ideas to help the Air Force accelerate its efforts to ready itself for the artificial intelligence revolution.
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How the military can get more out of artificial intelligence
The authors argue the military must remain educated and become the masters of AI instead of training to be its servants.
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Embrace new ways to buy software or the Pentagon will fall behind
Bryan Clark and Dan Patt from the Hudson Institute argue the U.S. military needs to evolve how it buys hardware and software or risk losing the tools required to defeat adversaries.
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How agencies can better manage their zero-trust architecture
Zero trust is a journey. To make it more manageable, agencies should first focus on consolidating identity solutions.
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Agencies can bolster security through AI and a talent-diverse cyber workforce
Automation and the veteran workforce offer strong avenues for federal agencies to improve their cybersecurity.
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Securing information age combat capabilities demands a new approach
The DoD should consider acquisition process changes to encourage technologies to help connect weapon systems across domains, the author proposes.
-
Transforming Command and Control — A Strategic Imperative for the Warfighter
Ultimately, investing in these efforts today will advance our ability to operate across all domains at speed — accelerating the “kill chain” and preserving our decision advantage.
-
Russia-Iran cooperation poses challenges for US cyber strategy, global norms
If Moscow and Tehran share intelligence about U.S. cyber operations, that would bring new challenges for U.S. Cyber Command and the DOD, experts explain.
-
Politics should not determine location for US Space Command
A former U.S. senator says Air Force leaders have chosen command locations without the mission, war fighter and taxpayer in mind.
-
Closing the gap to win the AI marathon
Fortunately for the U.S., the race for AI superiority with China is not a sprint. An industry expert shares ideas for how Washington can come out ahead in the long run.
-
AlphaDogfight should scare the Air Force straight … into scaling AI efforts
Two captains have ideas to help the Air Force accelerate its efforts to ready itself for the artificial intelligence revolution.
-
How the military can get more out of artificial intelligence
The authors argue the military must remain educated and become the masters of AI instead of training to be its servants.
-
Embrace new ways to buy software or the Pentagon will fall behind
Bryan Clark and Dan Patt from the Hudson Institute argue the U.S. military needs to evolve how it buys hardware and software or risk losing the tools required to defeat adversaries.
-
How agencies can better manage their zero-trust architecture
Zero trust is a journey. To make it more manageable, agencies should first focus on consolidating identity solutions.
-
Agencies can bolster security through AI and a talent-diverse cyber workforce
Automation and the veteran workforce offer strong avenues for federal agencies to improve their cybersecurity.
-
Securing information age combat capabilities demands a new approach
The DoD should consider acquisition process changes to encourage technologies to help connect weapon systems across domains, the author proposes.
-
Transforming Command and Control — A Strategic Imperative for the Warfighter
Ultimately, investing in these efforts today will advance our ability to operate across all domains at speed — accelerating the “kill chain” and preserving our decision advantage.
-
Russia-Iran cooperation poses challenges for US cyber strategy, global norms
If Moscow and Tehran share intelligence about U.S. cyber operations, that would bring new challenges for U.S. Cyber Command and the DOD, experts explain.
-
Politics should not determine location for US Space Command
A former U.S. senator says Air Force leaders have chosen command locations without the mission, war fighter and taxpayer in mind.
-
Closing the gap to win the AI marathon
Fortunately for the U.S., the race for AI superiority with China is not a sprint. An industry expert shares ideas for how Washington can come out ahead in the long run.
-
AlphaDogfight should scare the Air Force straight … into scaling AI efforts
Two captains have ideas to help the Air Force accelerate its efforts to ready itself for the artificial intelligence revolution.
-
How the military can get more out of artificial intelligence
The authors argue the military must remain educated and become the masters of AI instead of training to be its servants.
-
Embrace new ways to buy software or the Pentagon will fall behind
Bryan Clark and Dan Patt from the Hudson Institute argue the U.S. military needs to evolve how it buys hardware and software or risk losing the tools required to defeat adversaries.
-
How agencies can better manage their zero-trust architecture
Zero trust is a journey. To make it more manageable, agencies should first focus on consolidating identity solutions.
-
Agencies can bolster security through AI and a talent-diverse cyber workforce
Automation and the veteran workforce offer strong avenues for federal agencies to improve their cybersecurity.
