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Lessons from Special Operations Command: Cyber training for the multidomain force
Cyber Command needs to support efforts to encourage interoperability between their cyber mission forces and conventional war fighters through its training processes.
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Can AI training create a ‘bulletproof mind’
The problem is that the military hasn’t yet adjusted its training paradigm to accommodate modern offsets, such as artificial intelligence.
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Is ‘Pearl Harbor’ still a valid cyber metaphor?
In 2012, then-Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta introduced the idea of a “Cyber Pearl Harbor,” but some argue that metaphor is dated and needs to be replaced.
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How to protect the growing internet of battlefield things
The incoming Secretary of Defense needs to make funding the deployment of Comply to Connect, which monitors networks for unauthorized devices, one of his first priorities.
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The best way to move to uninterrupted mission command
The Army program, Expeditionary Signal Battalions – Enhanced, is an important step towards achieving and maintaining information dominance. Here are factors for the Army should consider in the program.
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How the Pentagon can improve AI adoption
If the Department of Defense wants to accelerate adoption of artificial intelligence, they must address these three key areas.components
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Here’s what an AI code of conduct for the Pentagon might look like
In the debate over artificial intelligence, both sides may not actually be talking about creating new ethics, but rather discussing a code of conduct for how AI will be used and monitored. Here is one path for how developing a code of conduct might begin.
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How the Pentagon can get more innovation from universities
Is the Pentagon ready to expose itself to the vulnerability of failure, and if so, what is an acceptable failure?
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Federal Hot Take podcast: Too big to fail? Companies are far ahead of their peers, so who will the government turn to?
In this episode of Federal Hot Take, Mike Gruss, editor of C4ISRNET and Fifth Domain, is joined by Kelsey Atherton, staff writer at C4ISRNET. They talk about the idea of whether “too big to fail” could ever become applicable to technology companies as the government works through a massive modernization effort and how markets may…
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The White House and Defense Department unveiled AI strategies. Now what?
While new AI strategies from the White House and Pentagon hold promise, the details of their execution and funding are lacking. Without persistent vocal and financial support from the White House, Congress, and DoD, these strategies will struggle to evolve from vision to reality.
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Lessons from Special Operations Command: Cyber training for the multidomain force
Cyber Command needs to support efforts to encourage interoperability between their cyber mission forces and conventional war fighters through its training processes.
-
Can AI training create a ‘bulletproof mind’
The problem is that the military hasn’t yet adjusted its training paradigm to accommodate modern offsets, such as artificial intelligence.
-
Is ‘Pearl Harbor’ still a valid cyber metaphor?
In 2012, then-Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta introduced the idea of a “Cyber Pearl Harbor,” but some argue that metaphor is dated and needs to be replaced.
-
How to protect the growing internet of battlefield things
The incoming Secretary of Defense needs to make funding the deployment of Comply to Connect, which monitors networks for unauthorized devices, one of his first priorities.
-
The best way to move to uninterrupted mission command
The Army program, Expeditionary Signal Battalions – Enhanced, is an important step towards achieving and maintaining information dominance. Here are factors for the Army should consider in the program.
-
How the Pentagon can improve AI adoption
If the Department of Defense wants to accelerate adoption of artificial intelligence, they must address these three key areas.components
-
Here’s what an AI code of conduct for the Pentagon might look like
In the debate over artificial intelligence, both sides may not actually be talking about creating new ethics, but rather discussing a code of conduct for how AI will be used and monitored. Here is one path for how developing a code of conduct might begin.
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How the Pentagon can get more innovation from universities
Is the Pentagon ready to expose itself to the vulnerability of failure, and if so, what is an acceptable failure?
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Federal Hot Take podcast: Too big to fail? Companies are far ahead of their peers, so who will the government turn to?
In this episode of Federal Hot Take, Mike Gruss, editor of C4ISRNET and Fifth Domain, is joined by Kelsey Atherton, staff writer at C4ISRNET. They talk about the idea of whether “too big to fail” could ever become applicable to technology companies as the government works through a massive modernization effort and how markets may…
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The White House and Defense Department unveiled AI strategies. Now what?
While new AI strategies from the White House and Pentagon hold promise, the details of their execution and funding are lacking. Without persistent vocal and financial support from the White House, Congress, and DoD, these strategies will struggle to evolve from vision to reality.
-
Lessons from Special Operations Command: Cyber training for the multidomain force
Cyber Command needs to support efforts to encourage interoperability between their cyber mission forces and conventional war fighters through its training processes.
-
Can AI training create a ‘bulletproof mind’
The problem is that the military hasn’t yet adjusted its training paradigm to accommodate modern offsets, such as artificial intelligence.
-
Is ‘Pearl Harbor’ still a valid cyber metaphor?
In 2012, then-Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta introduced the idea of a “Cyber Pearl Harbor,” but some argue that metaphor is dated and needs to be replaced.
-
How to protect the growing internet of battlefield things
The incoming Secretary of Defense needs to make funding the deployment of Comply to Connect, which monitors networks for unauthorized devices, one of his first priorities.
-
The best way to move to uninterrupted mission command
The Army program, Expeditionary Signal Battalions – Enhanced, is an important step towards achieving and maintaining information dominance. Here are factors for the Army should consider in the program.
-
How the Pentagon can improve AI adoption
If the Department of Defense wants to accelerate adoption of artificial intelligence, they must address these three key areas.components
-
Here’s what an AI code of conduct for the Pentagon might look like
In the debate over artificial intelligence, both sides may not actually be talking about creating new ethics, but rather discussing a code of conduct for how AI will be used and monitored. Here is one path for how developing a code of conduct might begin.
-
How the Pentagon can get more innovation from universities
Is the Pentagon ready to expose itself to the vulnerability of failure, and if so, what is an acceptable failure?
-
Federal Hot Take podcast: Too big to fail? Companies are far ahead of their peers, so who will the government turn to?
In this episode of Federal Hot Take, Mike Gruss, editor of C4ISRNET and Fifth Domain, is joined by Kelsey Atherton, staff writer at C4ISRNET. They talk about the idea of whether “too big to fail” could ever become applicable to technology companies as the government works through a massive modernization effort and how markets may…
-
The White House and Defense Department unveiled AI strategies. Now what?
While new AI strategies from the White House and Pentagon hold promise, the details of their execution and funding are lacking. Without persistent vocal and financial support from the White House, Congress, and DoD, these strategies will struggle to evolve from vision to reality.
