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Air Force terminates missile test flight due to anomaly
An unarmed U.S. intercontinental ballistic missile was intentionally destroyed when something went wrong during a test launch from California.
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Retired Space Force Lt. Gen. Armagno joins Rocket Lab board
She was the first lieutenant general officer appointed to, and director of staff for, the Space Force.
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How arming Saudi Arabia helped Israel and the United States
The more Saudi Arabia can intercept missiles and drones headed north from Yemen, the less effort Israel will have to spend on defeating those attacks.
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How US can get and stay ahead of adversaries on intelligence data
Data is playing an increasingly critical role in intelligence community operations and mission support.
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Switzerland becomes newest customer of most advanced Patriot missile
Switzerland becomes the 15th country to buy Patriot Advanced Capability-3 Missile Segment Enhancement weapon.
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How an AI company parsed misinformation early in Israel-Hamas war
“Anywhere there is a hot spot, our folks are looking to see what signal we can pull,” said Primer’s chief executive.
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Countries at UK summit vow to tackle AI’s ‘catastrophic’ risks
Harris said the world needs to start acting now to address “the full spectrum” of AI risks, not just existential threats such as massive cyberattacks.
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Army gets first high-power microwave prototype to counter drone swarms
Epirus has delivered the first prototype to the U.S. Army to counter drone swarms as part of the service’s Indirect Fire Protection Capability.
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Seen UFOs as a government worker? The Pentagon wants to hear from you
The UFO office is still working on how to best create a platform where members of the public can report their own data or information.
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CISA cybersecurity plan offers possibility of real results
These objectives commit CISA to partnering with the private sector to protect America’s critical infrastructure, the author argues.
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Air Force terminates missile test flight due to anomaly
An unarmed U.S. intercontinental ballistic missile was intentionally destroyed when something went wrong during a test launch from California.
-
Retired Space Force Lt. Gen. Armagno joins Rocket Lab board
She was the first lieutenant general officer appointed to, and director of staff for, the Space Force.
-
How arming Saudi Arabia helped Israel and the United States
The more Saudi Arabia can intercept missiles and drones headed north from Yemen, the less effort Israel will have to spend on defeating those attacks.
-
How US can get and stay ahead of adversaries on intelligence data
Data is playing an increasingly critical role in intelligence community operations and mission support.
-
Switzerland becomes newest customer of most advanced Patriot missile
Switzerland becomes the 15th country to buy Patriot Advanced Capability-3 Missile Segment Enhancement weapon.
-
How an AI company parsed misinformation early in Israel-Hamas war
“Anywhere there is a hot spot, our folks are looking to see what signal we can pull,” said Primer’s chief executive.
-
Countries at UK summit vow to tackle AI’s ‘catastrophic’ risks
Harris said the world needs to start acting now to address “the full spectrum” of AI risks, not just existential threats such as massive cyberattacks.
-
Army gets first high-power microwave prototype to counter drone swarms
Epirus has delivered the first prototype to the U.S. Army to counter drone swarms as part of the service’s Indirect Fire Protection Capability.
-
Seen UFOs as a government worker? The Pentagon wants to hear from you
The UFO office is still working on how to best create a platform where members of the public can report their own data or information.
-
CISA cybersecurity plan offers possibility of real results
These objectives commit CISA to partnering with the private sector to protect America’s critical infrastructure, the author argues.
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Air Force terminates missile test flight due to anomaly
An unarmed U.S. intercontinental ballistic missile was intentionally destroyed when something went wrong during a test launch from California.
-
Retired Space Force Lt. Gen. Armagno joins Rocket Lab board
She was the first lieutenant general officer appointed to, and director of staff for, the Space Force.
-
How arming Saudi Arabia helped Israel and the United States
The more Saudi Arabia can intercept missiles and drones headed north from Yemen, the less effort Israel will have to spend on defeating those attacks.
-
How US can get and stay ahead of adversaries on intelligence data
Data is playing an increasingly critical role in intelligence community operations and mission support.
-
Switzerland becomes newest customer of most advanced Patriot missile
Switzerland becomes the 15th country to buy Patriot Advanced Capability-3 Missile Segment Enhancement weapon.
-
How an AI company parsed misinformation early in Israel-Hamas war
“Anywhere there is a hot spot, our folks are looking to see what signal we can pull,” said Primer’s chief executive.
-
Countries at UK summit vow to tackle AI’s ‘catastrophic’ risks
Harris said the world needs to start acting now to address “the full spectrum” of AI risks, not just existential threats such as massive cyberattacks.
-
Army gets first high-power microwave prototype to counter drone swarms
Epirus has delivered the first prototype to the U.S. Army to counter drone swarms as part of the service’s Indirect Fire Protection Capability.
-
Seen UFOs as a government worker? The Pentagon wants to hear from you
The UFO office is still working on how to best create a platform where members of the public can report their own data or information.
-
CISA cybersecurity plan offers possibility of real results
These objectives commit CISA to partnering with the private sector to protect America’s critical infrastructure, the author argues.
