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Zero trust would have helped prevent Pentagon leak, CIO Sherman says
“This is something we’ve grappled with for years,” Pentagon CIO John Sherman said. “We had the Snowden disclosures nearly 10 years ago.”
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The operational — and political — benefits of Turkey’s new warship
What happens when you’re removed from the F-35 program? In Turkey, drones take its place.
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European space companies launch bid for secure satellite network
A contract for the IRISS satellite constellation, worth $6.6 billion, is up for grabs in early 2024.
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US Air Force shifting hundreds of computer apps to the cloud
The U.S. Air Force launched Cloud One years ago and has sought industry input on its successor, Cloud One Next, or C1N.
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US Army says open system requirements clear for next-gen helicopter
Lockheed’s future assault aircraft proposal lacked detail needed to validate its design had an open architecture at sub-system levels, the GAO found.
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Kansas man upset he can’t buy mini Toyotas ‘like the Taliban and ISIS’
“Every time I see that, I say to myself (or anyone unlucky enough to be in earshot) ‘There, that’s the truck I want’ — minus the machine gun…”
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How ‘Edge Semaphores’ can help solve interoperability challenges
Modern communications needs compact data packages, or “edge semaphores,” that are concise, precise, interoperable and secure.
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Turkey’s Baykar unveils cruise missile for drones
The missile can fly at a speed of Mach 0.7 and carry a 30-kilogram payload.
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Army fielding new tactical feedback tool with fitness program features
The digital application can work for both health tracking and tactical performance.
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Connectivity will ‘make or break’ US military use of AI, official says
The Pentagon is pursuing seamless networking through a connect-everything campaign known as Joint All-Domain Command and Control, or JADC2.
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Zero trust would have helped prevent Pentagon leak, CIO Sherman says
“This is something we’ve grappled with for years,” Pentagon CIO John Sherman said. “We had the Snowden disclosures nearly 10 years ago.”
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The operational — and political — benefits of Turkey’s new warship
What happens when you’re removed from the F-35 program? In Turkey, drones take its place.
-
European space companies launch bid for secure satellite network
A contract for the IRISS satellite constellation, worth $6.6 billion, is up for grabs in early 2024.
-
US Air Force shifting hundreds of computer apps to the cloud
The U.S. Air Force launched Cloud One years ago and has sought industry input on its successor, Cloud One Next, or C1N.
-
US Army says open system requirements clear for next-gen helicopter
Lockheed’s future assault aircraft proposal lacked detail needed to validate its design had an open architecture at sub-system levels, the GAO found.
-
Kansas man upset he can’t buy mini Toyotas ‘like the Taliban and ISIS’
“Every time I see that, I say to myself (or anyone unlucky enough to be in earshot) ‘There, that’s the truck I want’ — minus the machine gun…”
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How ‘Edge Semaphores’ can help solve interoperability challenges
Modern communications needs compact data packages, or “edge semaphores,” that are concise, precise, interoperable and secure.
-
Turkey’s Baykar unveils cruise missile for drones
The missile can fly at a speed of Mach 0.7 and carry a 30-kilogram payload.
-
Army fielding new tactical feedback tool with fitness program features
The digital application can work for both health tracking and tactical performance.
-
Connectivity will ‘make or break’ US military use of AI, official says
The Pentagon is pursuing seamless networking through a connect-everything campaign known as Joint All-Domain Command and Control, or JADC2.
-
Zero trust would have helped prevent Pentagon leak, CIO Sherman says
“This is something we’ve grappled with for years,” Pentagon CIO John Sherman said. “We had the Snowden disclosures nearly 10 years ago.”
-
The operational — and political — benefits of Turkey’s new warship
What happens when you’re removed from the F-35 program? In Turkey, drones take its place.
-
European space companies launch bid for secure satellite network
A contract for the IRISS satellite constellation, worth $6.6 billion, is up for grabs in early 2024.
-
US Air Force shifting hundreds of computer apps to the cloud
The U.S. Air Force launched Cloud One years ago and has sought industry input on its successor, Cloud One Next, or C1N.
-
US Army says open system requirements clear for next-gen helicopter
Lockheed’s future assault aircraft proposal lacked detail needed to validate its design had an open architecture at sub-system levels, the GAO found.
-
Kansas man upset he can’t buy mini Toyotas ‘like the Taliban and ISIS’
“Every time I see that, I say to myself (or anyone unlucky enough to be in earshot) ‘There, that’s the truck I want’ — minus the machine gun…”
-
How ‘Edge Semaphores’ can help solve interoperability challenges
Modern communications needs compact data packages, or “edge semaphores,” that are concise, precise, interoperable and secure.
-
Turkey’s Baykar unveils cruise missile for drones
The missile can fly at a speed of Mach 0.7 and carry a 30-kilogram payload.
-
Army fielding new tactical feedback tool with fitness program features
The digital application can work for both health tracking and tactical performance.
-
Connectivity will ‘make or break’ US military use of AI, official says
The Pentagon is pursuing seamless networking through a connect-everything campaign known as Joint All-Domain Command and Control, or JADC2.
