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Changing cyber access on state and local levels
Receiving sensitive and sometimes classified cyber intelligence is critical to addressing the growing cyberthreats that target state and local government systems.
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GSA to offer new way to buy satellite tech
The agency plans to expand IT Schedule 70 with a new SIN exclusively devoted to Earth Observation Solutions.
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DISA working on gray network pilot with combatant commands
Gray networks would allow for greater connectivity to classified networks in more austere locations.
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‘Game-changing technology’ gives war fighters an edge
SOCOM’s Lisa Sanders says the command is well-positioned to assess troops’ needs and set in motion the research needed to deliver point solutions.
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DARPA seeks more accurate social science
Concerned that social science models may not be accurately simulating the real world, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency wants to test them.
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Now the Air Force wants to get hacked, too
The Air Force is joining the club alongside the Pentagon and Army as it announces the Hack the Air Force bug bounty initiative.
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Navy invests in AI, human operator linkup
Through machine learning, researchers will look to develop systems that can read sensor inputs more rapidly and more accurately. This could drive a range of battlefield outcomes.
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Army releases counter-drone training document
The new document goes into depth regarding the planning considerations for defending against low, slow, small unmanned air threats.
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DARPA wants more secure hardware
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency wants to test the proposition that more secure software starts with more secure hardware.
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Telos among awardees of Army cloud computing deal
Telos has been chosen to be one of the awardees of the $247.7 million Army Cloud Computing Enterprise Transformation Basic Ordering Agreement, otherwise known as ACCENT BOA.
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Changing cyber access on state and local levels
Receiving sensitive and sometimes classified cyber intelligence is critical to addressing the growing cyberthreats that target state and local government systems.
-
GSA to offer new way to buy satellite tech
The agency plans to expand IT Schedule 70 with a new SIN exclusively devoted to Earth Observation Solutions.
-
DISA working on gray network pilot with combatant commands
Gray networks would allow for greater connectivity to classified networks in more austere locations.
-
‘Game-changing technology’ gives war fighters an edge
SOCOM’s Lisa Sanders says the command is well-positioned to assess troops’ needs and set in motion the research needed to deliver point solutions.
-
DARPA seeks more accurate social science
Concerned that social science models may not be accurately simulating the real world, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency wants to test them.
-
Now the Air Force wants to get hacked, too
The Air Force is joining the club alongside the Pentagon and Army as it announces the Hack the Air Force bug bounty initiative.
-
Navy invests in AI, human operator linkup
Through machine learning, researchers will look to develop systems that can read sensor inputs more rapidly and more accurately. This could drive a range of battlefield outcomes.
-
Army releases counter-drone training document
The new document goes into depth regarding the planning considerations for defending against low, slow, small unmanned air threats.
-
DARPA wants more secure hardware
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency wants to test the proposition that more secure software starts with more secure hardware.
-
Telos among awardees of Army cloud computing deal
Telos has been chosen to be one of the awardees of the $247.7 million Army Cloud Computing Enterprise Transformation Basic Ordering Agreement, otherwise known as ACCENT BOA.
-
Changing cyber access on state and local levels
Receiving sensitive and sometimes classified cyber intelligence is critical to addressing the growing cyberthreats that target state and local government systems.
-
GSA to offer new way to buy satellite tech
The agency plans to expand IT Schedule 70 with a new SIN exclusively devoted to Earth Observation Solutions.
-
DISA working on gray network pilot with combatant commands
Gray networks would allow for greater connectivity to classified networks in more austere locations.
-
‘Game-changing technology’ gives war fighters an edge
SOCOM’s Lisa Sanders says the command is well-positioned to assess troops’ needs and set in motion the research needed to deliver point solutions.
-
DARPA seeks more accurate social science
Concerned that social science models may not be accurately simulating the real world, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency wants to test them.
-
Now the Air Force wants to get hacked, too
The Air Force is joining the club alongside the Pentagon and Army as it announces the Hack the Air Force bug bounty initiative.
-
Navy invests in AI, human operator linkup
Through machine learning, researchers will look to develop systems that can read sensor inputs more rapidly and more accurately. This could drive a range of battlefield outcomes.
-
Army releases counter-drone training document
The new document goes into depth regarding the planning considerations for defending against low, slow, small unmanned air threats.
-
DARPA wants more secure hardware
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency wants to test the proposition that more secure software starts with more secure hardware.
-
Telos among awardees of Army cloud computing deal
Telos has been chosen to be one of the awardees of the $247.7 million Army Cloud Computing Enterprise Transformation Basic Ordering Agreement, otherwise known as ACCENT BOA.
