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Can mobility transform Air Force logistics?
The Air Force’s logistics CIO wants to accelerate mobility to be more effective.
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The Army has a more optimistic view of AI than Elon Musk
Artificial intelligence is not a panacea to all military problems, but here are two fundamental ways it can aid decision makers.
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Pentagon weighs new requirements to secure military’s vulnerable power grid
Concerned about energy security at bases, a top Pentagon official is looking at all options.
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What Cyber Command learned from ISIS operations
One of the lessons learned from the cyber efforts to combat ISIS is that targeting the cyber domain is similar to targeting in the physical domains.
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A digital migraine? How the Americas can step up cybersecurity strategies
Developing joint cyber policies for all the American nations is a major challenge, even without Chinese and Russian activities in the region.
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Cybersecurity company finds classified NSA, Army data online
Data belonging to the U.S. Army’s Intelligence and Security Command, a division of both the Army and the National Security Agency, was identified on an unsecured server.
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Despite growing interest in cyber, nations have many competing priorities
Nations need to rectify competing national priorities with growing cyber interest and investment.
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New technology boosts productivity, but also threats, says DARPA expert
DARPA is operating with consideration of how each new technology could be used against the United States or everyday Americans.
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Are we at cyberwar?
There’s a lot of chatter about the threat of cyberwar. But do recent cyber breaches perpetuated by Russia and other adversaries mean the battle has already begun?
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DARPA wants an ear to the underground
DARPA wants to figure out how to make communications technologies work in caves or collapsed rubble.
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Can mobility transform Air Force logistics?
The Air Force’s logistics CIO wants to accelerate mobility to be more effective.
-
The Army has a more optimistic view of AI than Elon Musk
Artificial intelligence is not a panacea to all military problems, but here are two fundamental ways it can aid decision makers.
-
Pentagon weighs new requirements to secure military’s vulnerable power grid
Concerned about energy security at bases, a top Pentagon official is looking at all options.
-
What Cyber Command learned from ISIS operations
One of the lessons learned from the cyber efforts to combat ISIS is that targeting the cyber domain is similar to targeting in the physical domains.
-
A digital migraine? How the Americas can step up cybersecurity strategies
Developing joint cyber policies for all the American nations is a major challenge, even without Chinese and Russian activities in the region.
-
Cybersecurity company finds classified NSA, Army data online
Data belonging to the U.S. Army’s Intelligence and Security Command, a division of both the Army and the National Security Agency, was identified on an unsecured server.
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Despite growing interest in cyber, nations have many competing priorities
Nations need to rectify competing national priorities with growing cyber interest and investment.
-
New technology boosts productivity, but also threats, says DARPA expert
DARPA is operating with consideration of how each new technology could be used against the United States or everyday Americans.
-
Are we at cyberwar?
There’s a lot of chatter about the threat of cyberwar. But do recent cyber breaches perpetuated by Russia and other adversaries mean the battle has already begun?
-
DARPA wants an ear to the underground
DARPA wants to figure out how to make communications technologies work in caves or collapsed rubble.
-
Can mobility transform Air Force logistics?
The Air Force’s logistics CIO wants to accelerate mobility to be more effective.
-
The Army has a more optimistic view of AI than Elon Musk
Artificial intelligence is not a panacea to all military problems, but here are two fundamental ways it can aid decision makers.
-
Pentagon weighs new requirements to secure military’s vulnerable power grid
Concerned about energy security at bases, a top Pentagon official is looking at all options.
-
What Cyber Command learned from ISIS operations
One of the lessons learned from the cyber efforts to combat ISIS is that targeting the cyber domain is similar to targeting in the physical domains.
-
A digital migraine? How the Americas can step up cybersecurity strategies
Developing joint cyber policies for all the American nations is a major challenge, even without Chinese and Russian activities in the region.
-
Cybersecurity company finds classified NSA, Army data online
Data belonging to the U.S. Army’s Intelligence and Security Command, a division of both the Army and the National Security Agency, was identified on an unsecured server.
-
Despite growing interest in cyber, nations have many competing priorities
Nations need to rectify competing national priorities with growing cyber interest and investment.
-
New technology boosts productivity, but also threats, says DARPA expert
DARPA is operating with consideration of how each new technology could be used against the United States or everyday Americans.
-
Are we at cyberwar?
There’s a lot of chatter about the threat of cyberwar. But do recent cyber breaches perpetuated by Russia and other adversaries mean the battle has already begun?
-
DARPA wants an ear to the underground
DARPA wants to figure out how to make communications technologies work in caves or collapsed rubble.
