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U.S. should expect cyberattacks in any struggle for Taiwan

Several U.S. defense leaders said they are worried that any confrontation with China over Taiwan would lead to a wave of significant cyberattacks against U.S. critical infrastructure that could disrupt day-to-day life.

By Joe Gould

Unmanned

Egyptian defense expo highlights homemade tech to counter small drones

The Arab Organization for Industrialization and Benha Electronics each showed off their locally made systems.

By Agnes Helou

Department of Defense orders $316 million more in anti-jam GPS devices

The contract is part of the military's efforts to get M-Code ready GPS receivers into the hands of troops.

By Nathan Strout

How an adversary could take advantage of Europe’s data releases

We underestimate the significance of the available information that a potential adversary can easily acquire.

By Jan Kallberg

‘Confusion’ emerges as new weapon class for Air Force cyber warriors

A new spectrum warfare wing wants to plug and play capabilities across platforms like LEGO pieces.

By Mark Pomerleau

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U.S. should expect cyberattacks in any struggle for Taiwan

Several U.S. defense leaders said they are worried that any confrontation with China over Taiwan would lead to a wave of significant cyberattacks against U.S. critical infrastructure that could disrupt day-to-day life.

How an adversary could take advantage of Europe’s data releases

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US Cyber Command publishes concept for integrating new capabilities

A diverse cybersecurity ecosystem is critical for network security

‘Confusion’ emerges as new weapon class for Air Force cyber warriors

A new spectrum warfare wing wants to plug and play capabilities across platforms like LEGO pieces.

IAI unveils Scorpius electronic warfare system for multi-threat confrontations

High operations tempo contributing to Lockheed spectrum convergence growth

Lockheed scores US Army contract for major electronic warfare, intel and cyber platform

Soldiers with this Stryker unit test tool to ‘see’ the electronic battlefield

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U.S. should expect cyberattacks in any struggle for Taiwan

Several U.S. defense leaders said they are worried that any confrontation with China over Taiwan would lead to a wave of significant cyberattacks against U.S. critical infrastructure that could disrupt day-to-day life.

By Joe Gould

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Egyptian defense expo highlights homemade tech to counter small drones

The Arab Organization for Industrialization and Benha Electronics each showed off their locally made systems.

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Department of Defense orders $316 million more in anti-jam GPS devices

The contract is part of the military's efforts to get M-Code ready GPS receivers into the hands of troops.

By Nathan Strout

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How an adversary could take advantage of Europe’s data releases

We underestimate the significance of the available information that a potential adversary can easily acquire.

By Jan Kallberg

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‘Confusion’ emerges as new weapon class for Air Force cyber warriors

A new spectrum warfare wing wants to plug and play capabilities across platforms like LEGO pieces.

By Mark Pomerleau

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Responses to Russian anti-satellite tests should be more about capability than condemnation

The focus on norms of responsible behavior and international shaming is an area better served by State Department actions.

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Egypt unveils locally made drones at EDEX 2021

The show was scheduled to take place in 2020 but was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Raytheon acquires SEAKR Engineering

This is the second company affiliated with DARPA's Project Blackjack to be purchased by Raytheon Technologies.

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Blue Canyon Technologies to build cislunar sensing micro-satellite for Air Force Research Laboratory

The contract reflects the Department of Defense’s increased interest in fielding new satellites capable of exploring what’s going on in cislunar space — far beyond where most DoD satellites operate.

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New report sees near-term strength in space industrial base, but calls for government guidance

The authors want the White House to craft a North Star vision to coordinate civil, commercial and national security space efforts.

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EU nations add air, space and drone tech to their defense cooperation roster

European Union defense ministers have approved new collaborative projects meant to boost the bloc’s military capabilities in air, space and drone operations.

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Israeli, Emirati companies partner up on unmanned surface vessels

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Several U.S. defense leaders said they are worried that any confrontation with China over Taiwan would lead to a wave of significant cyberattacks against U.S. critical infrastructure that could disrupt day-to-day life.

The Arab Organization for Industrialization and Benha Electronics each showed off their locally made systems.

The contract is part of the military's efforts to get M-Code ready GPS receivers into the hands of troops.

We underestimate the significance of the available information that a potential adversary can easily acquire.

A new spectrum warfare wing wants to plug and play capabilities across platforms like LEGO pieces.

SPECIAL FEATURES

We’re talking to leaders across the DoD about how they’re eliminating silos in tech.

Defense News hosted a series of events during AUSA’s Annual Meeting, exploring specific aspects of Army business with government leaders.

Military, government and industry leaders will gather discuss the unique threats the nation faces in cyberspace and how the military can best prepare.

Explore Defense News’ special multimedia report looking at the campaign of learning.

The contract is part of the military's efforts to get M-Code ready GPS receivers into the hands of troops.

The Defense Innovation Unit now has its own guidelines for implementing the Pentagon's principles of ethical artificial intelligence use.

Several U.S. defense leaders said they are worried that any confrontation with China over Taiwan would lead to a wave of significant cyberattacks against U.S. critical infrastructure that could disrupt day-to-day life.

A new spectrum warfare wing wants to plug and play capabilities across platforms like LEGO pieces.

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A surge in distributed applications and non-traditional computing devices have expanded the cyber attack surface, creating a need for zero trust policies.

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Several U.S. defense leaders said they are worried that any confrontation with China over Taiwan would lead to a wave of significant cyberattacks against U.S. critical infrastructure that could disrupt day-to-day life.

The Arab Organization for Industrialization and Benha Electronics each showed off their locally made systems.

The contract is part of the military's efforts to get M-Code ready GPS receivers into the hands of troops.

We underestimate the significance of the available information that a potential adversary can easily acquire.

A new spectrum warfare wing wants to plug and play capabilities across platforms like LEGO pieces.

The focus on norms of responsible behavior and international shaming is an area better served by State Department actions.

The show was scheduled to take place in 2020 but was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

This is the second company affiliated with DARPA's Project Blackjack to be purchased by Raytheon Technologies.

The contract reflects the Department of Defense’s increased interest in fielding new satellites capable of exploring what’s going on in cislunar space — far beyond where most DoD satellites operate.

Because SAR isn’t dependent on visibility, it can be used to produce imagery at any time of day or night and through cloud cover.

The Defense Innovation Unit now has its own guidelines for implementing the Pentagon's principles of ethical artificial intelligence use.

The Department of Defense has issued solicitations to select companies to bid on it's new multicloud effort.

The authors want the White House to craft a North Star vision to coordinate civil, commercial and national security space efforts.

European Union defense ministers have approved new collaborative projects meant to boost the bloc’s military capabilities in air, space and drone operations.

IAI and Edge Group also revealed the establishment of a maintenance center in the United Arab Emirates for the former’s electro-optics systems.