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The types of tools an independent Cyber Command will need
The tools Cyber Command needs to conduct its war-fighting mission are distinct from those used by NSA for espionage.
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Senate zeros out funding for Army’s battlefield network
The Senate Armed Services Committee, in its fiscal year 2018 policy bill, has zeroed out funding for the Army’s battlefield network. But the House Armed Services is taking the opposite tack, approving an amendment in its FY18 policy bill that asks the Army to consider speeding up the fielding of Warfighter Information Network-Tactical Increment 2.
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The future of war is necessitating more soldier-intuitive systems
Projected changes in battlefield dynamics are one factor contributing to the Army’s push to make systems more user-friendly to the average soldier in the field.
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Here’s what Cyber Command’s war-fighting platform will look like
Cyber Command will need its own infrastructure and platform to conduct its mission separate from what it currently shares with the NSA.
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What is needed to split NSA and Cyber Command?
In this first of a four-part series, we examine what Cyber Command needs to operate as its own, independent entity.
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Navy wants secure, ‘trusted’ apps for sailors
A search for “U.S. Navy” on the Google Play store turns up dozens of mobile apps, everything from training simulators to hospital corpsman qualifications to fitness guides. Which of these are official Navy releases? It’s anyone’s guess.
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Metal Shark chosen for $54M maritime contract
The U.S. Navy chose Metal Shark to build near coastal patrol vessels for U.S. partner nations.
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The weird science of quantum computing, communications and encryption
Quantum theory is the abstract basis of modern physics. It explains the nature and behavior of how matter acts.
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Fuel in the tank: Marines test tech for managing energy consumption
Fuel use is a critical consideration on the battlefield and at sea. Commanders are reluctant to carry more than they need, but wary of running out too soon.
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DoD IT budget request up 5 percent
While the fiscal 2018 request is an overall 5.3 percent increase from last year, funding levels in the 2018-2022 future-year defense plan remain “relatively” consistent.
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The types of tools an independent Cyber Command will need
The tools Cyber Command needs to conduct its war-fighting mission are distinct from those used by NSA for espionage.
-
Senate zeros out funding for Army’s battlefield network
The Senate Armed Services Committee, in its fiscal year 2018 policy bill, has zeroed out funding for the Army’s battlefield network. But the House Armed Services is taking the opposite tack, approving an amendment in its FY18 policy bill that asks the Army to consider speeding up the fielding of Warfighter Information Network-Tactical Increment 2.
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The future of war is necessitating more soldier-intuitive systems
Projected changes in battlefield dynamics are one factor contributing to the Army’s push to make systems more user-friendly to the average soldier in the field.
-
Here’s what Cyber Command’s war-fighting platform will look like
Cyber Command will need its own infrastructure and platform to conduct its mission separate from what it currently shares with the NSA.
-
What is needed to split NSA and Cyber Command?
In this first of a four-part series, we examine what Cyber Command needs to operate as its own, independent entity.
-
Navy wants secure, ‘trusted’ apps for sailors
A search for “U.S. Navy” on the Google Play store turns up dozens of mobile apps, everything from training simulators to hospital corpsman qualifications to fitness guides. Which of these are official Navy releases? It’s anyone’s guess.
-
Metal Shark chosen for $54M maritime contract
The U.S. Navy chose Metal Shark to build near coastal patrol vessels for U.S. partner nations.
-
The weird science of quantum computing, communications and encryption
Quantum theory is the abstract basis of modern physics. It explains the nature and behavior of how matter acts.
-
Fuel in the tank: Marines test tech for managing energy consumption
Fuel use is a critical consideration on the battlefield and at sea. Commanders are reluctant to carry more than they need, but wary of running out too soon.
-
DoD IT budget request up 5 percent
While the fiscal 2018 request is an overall 5.3 percent increase from last year, funding levels in the 2018-2022 future-year defense plan remain “relatively” consistent.
-
The types of tools an independent Cyber Command will need
The tools Cyber Command needs to conduct its war-fighting mission are distinct from those used by NSA for espionage.
-
Senate zeros out funding for Army’s battlefield network
The Senate Armed Services Committee, in its fiscal year 2018 policy bill, has zeroed out funding for the Army’s battlefield network. But the House Armed Services is taking the opposite tack, approving an amendment in its FY18 policy bill that asks the Army to consider speeding up the fielding of Warfighter Information Network-Tactical Increment 2.
-
The future of war is necessitating more soldier-intuitive systems
Projected changes in battlefield dynamics are one factor contributing to the Army’s push to make systems more user-friendly to the average soldier in the field.
-
Here’s what Cyber Command’s war-fighting platform will look like
Cyber Command will need its own infrastructure and platform to conduct its mission separate from what it currently shares with the NSA.
-
What is needed to split NSA and Cyber Command?
In this first of a four-part series, we examine what Cyber Command needs to operate as its own, independent entity.
-
Navy wants secure, ‘trusted’ apps for sailors
A search for “U.S. Navy” on the Google Play store turns up dozens of mobile apps, everything from training simulators to hospital corpsman qualifications to fitness guides. Which of these are official Navy releases? It’s anyone’s guess.
-
Metal Shark chosen for $54M maritime contract
The U.S. Navy chose Metal Shark to build near coastal patrol vessels for U.S. partner nations.
-
The weird science of quantum computing, communications and encryption
Quantum theory is the abstract basis of modern physics. It explains the nature and behavior of how matter acts.
-
Fuel in the tank: Marines test tech for managing energy consumption
Fuel use is a critical consideration on the battlefield and at sea. Commanders are reluctant to carry more than they need, but wary of running out too soon.
-
DoD IT budget request up 5 percent
While the fiscal 2018 request is an overall 5.3 percent increase from last year, funding levels in the 2018-2022 future-year defense plan remain “relatively” consistent.
