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Rethinking the battlefield: Army drives toward lighter, smaller, mobile systems at NIE
For the new light infantry unit conducting the Network Integration Evaluation out at Fort Bliss, Texas, smaller, lighter and more mobile systems that don’t inherently make soldiers enemy targets due to heat and electromagnetic signatures are on the wish list for future system iterations.
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What is the Army doing to secure and defend its cyber terrain?
This is part six of a series exploring the differences between military cyber forces, capabilities, mission sets and needs.
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Booz Allen secures Navy IT contract
This modification is a second-year option of a previously awarded contract.
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Here’s how the Air Force is fighting in the cyber domain
This is part four of a series exploring the differences between military cyber forces, capabilities, mission sets and needs.
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Light infantry unit changes game at Network Integration Evaluation
The Network Integration Evaluation has been used for years to test aspects of the Army’s network at Fort Bliss, Texas; and since its inception, a full-time brigade has been designated to conduct the evaluations. But this year that has changed.
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Interview: US Army Gen. Perkins talks NIE, battlefield networks
The U.S. Army is nearing the end of its two-week annual Network Integration Evaluation at Fort Bliss, Texas, where it tests out capabilities to determine how to continue to shape the network in the context of real battlefield operations.
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What’s the difference between cyber and IT?
This is part three of a series exploring the differences between military cyber forces, capabilities, mission sets and needs.
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IARPA challenge seeks new face-recognition algorithms
The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity hopes the organization’s new Face Recognition Prize Challenge will help them move the needle on biometric security.
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Army targets network baseline, WIN-T improvements
“By the end of [2019] we will bring the Army to a common baseline,” said Gary Martin, PEO-C3T.
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Rethinking the battlefield: Army drives toward lighter, smaller, mobile systems at NIE
For the new light infantry unit conducting the Network Integration Evaluation out at Fort Bliss, Texas, smaller, lighter and more mobile systems that don’t inherently make soldiers enemy targets due to heat and electromagnetic signatures are on the wish list for future system iterations.
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What is the Army doing to secure and defend its cyber terrain?
This is part six of a series exploring the differences between military cyber forces, capabilities, mission sets and needs.
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Booz Allen secures Navy IT contract
This modification is a second-year option of a previously awarded contract.
-
Here’s how the Air Force is fighting in the cyber domain
This is part four of a series exploring the differences between military cyber forces, capabilities, mission sets and needs.
-
Light infantry unit changes game at Network Integration Evaluation
The Network Integration Evaluation has been used for years to test aspects of the Army’s network at Fort Bliss, Texas; and since its inception, a full-time brigade has been designated to conduct the evaluations. But this year that has changed.
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Interview: US Army Gen. Perkins talks NIE, battlefield networks
The U.S. Army is nearing the end of its two-week annual Network Integration Evaluation at Fort Bliss, Texas, where it tests out capabilities to determine how to continue to shape the network in the context of real battlefield operations.
-
What’s the difference between cyber and IT?
This is part three of a series exploring the differences between military cyber forces, capabilities, mission sets and needs.
-
IARPA challenge seeks new face-recognition algorithms
The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity hopes the organization’s new Face Recognition Prize Challenge will help them move the needle on biometric security.
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3 firms secure Navy IT contract
The contract has a maximum value of $300 million.
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Army targets network baseline, WIN-T improvements
“By the end of [2019] we will bring the Army to a common baseline,” said Gary Martin, PEO-C3T.
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Rethinking the battlefield: Army drives toward lighter, smaller, mobile systems at NIE
For the new light infantry unit conducting the Network Integration Evaluation out at Fort Bliss, Texas, smaller, lighter and more mobile systems that don’t inherently make soldiers enemy targets due to heat and electromagnetic signatures are on the wish list for future system iterations.
-
What is the Army doing to secure and defend its cyber terrain?
This is part six of a series exploring the differences between military cyber forces, capabilities, mission sets and needs.
-
Booz Allen secures Navy IT contract
This modification is a second-year option of a previously awarded contract.
-
Here’s how the Air Force is fighting in the cyber domain
This is part four of a series exploring the differences between military cyber forces, capabilities, mission sets and needs.
-
Light infantry unit changes game at Network Integration Evaluation
The Network Integration Evaluation has been used for years to test aspects of the Army’s network at Fort Bliss, Texas; and since its inception, a full-time brigade has been designated to conduct the evaluations. But this year that has changed.
-
Interview: US Army Gen. Perkins talks NIE, battlefield networks
The U.S. Army is nearing the end of its two-week annual Network Integration Evaluation at Fort Bliss, Texas, where it tests out capabilities to determine how to continue to shape the network in the context of real battlefield operations.
-
What’s the difference between cyber and IT?
This is part three of a series exploring the differences between military cyber forces, capabilities, mission sets and needs.
-
IARPA challenge seeks new face-recognition algorithms
The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity hopes the organization’s new Face Recognition Prize Challenge will help them move the needle on biometric security.
-
3 firms secure Navy IT contract
The contract has a maximum value of $300 million.
-
Army targets network baseline, WIN-T improvements
“By the end of [2019] we will bring the Army to a common baseline,” said Gary Martin, PEO-C3T.
