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COLSA awarded $103M defense IT contract
COLSA Corp. has been awarded a Defense Intelligence Agency contract, valued at up to $103 million, for IT and simulation support.
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What are U.S. officials saying about a potential NSA-CYBERCOM split?
In this four-part series, C4ISRNET explores the underlying issues surrounding the potential split of the NSA and Cyber Command. In Part IV: How are officials in the DoD and Congress reacting?
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Need to detect drones? There’s an app for that
Northrop Grumman has demonstrated a cellphone app that identifies drones.
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Marines want small, vertical lift UAS
In a request for information, NAVAIR is soliciting industry for small, vertical lift UAS proposals for the Marine Corps.
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After U.S. blames Russia for hacking, what comes next?
How does the U.S. attribution of Russian hacking of U.S. political institutions change the cyber and geopolitical landscape?
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Tactical timekeeper: Army to roll out tiny atomic clocks
Army planners say their tiniest timekeeper is almost ready for the big time.
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Does NSA Support of CYBERCOM Blur Lines?
In this four-part series, C4ISRNET explores the underlying issues surrounding the potential split of the NSA and Cyber Command. In Part III: As officials continue to debate divorcing the two organizations, we investigate how the NSA’s support of CYBERCOM could blur lines.
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Army orders ‘kamikaze drones’
AeroVironment has been awarded a $22.8 million contract for loitering munitions, popularly — if inaccurately — known as “kamikaze drones.”
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Intel on the front lines: IPC-2 helps close gaps
The Army is set to test-drive new brigade-level intelligence access.
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What would an independent Cyber Command look like?
In this four-part series, C4ISRNET explores the underlying issues surrounding the potential split of the NSA and Cyber Command. In Part II, we consider how an independent Cyber Command might look.
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COLSA awarded $103M defense IT contract
COLSA Corp. has been awarded a Defense Intelligence Agency contract, valued at up to $103 million, for IT and simulation support.
-
What are U.S. officials saying about a potential NSA-CYBERCOM split?
In this four-part series, C4ISRNET explores the underlying issues surrounding the potential split of the NSA and Cyber Command. In Part IV: How are officials in the DoD and Congress reacting?
-
Need to detect drones? There’s an app for that
Northrop Grumman has demonstrated a cellphone app that identifies drones.
-
Marines want small, vertical lift UAS
In a request for information, NAVAIR is soliciting industry for small, vertical lift UAS proposals for the Marine Corps.
-
After U.S. blames Russia for hacking, what comes next?
How does the U.S. attribution of Russian hacking of U.S. political institutions change the cyber and geopolitical landscape?
-
Tactical timekeeper: Army to roll out tiny atomic clocks
Army planners say their tiniest timekeeper is almost ready for the big time.
-
Does NSA Support of CYBERCOM Blur Lines?
In this four-part series, C4ISRNET explores the underlying issues surrounding the potential split of the NSA and Cyber Command. In Part III: As officials continue to debate divorcing the two organizations, we investigate how the NSA’s support of CYBERCOM could blur lines.
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Army orders ‘kamikaze drones’
AeroVironment has been awarded a $22.8 million contract for loitering munitions, popularly — if inaccurately — known as “kamikaze drones.”
-
Intel on the front lines: IPC-2 helps close gaps
The Army is set to test-drive new brigade-level intelligence access.
-
What would an independent Cyber Command look like?
In this four-part series, C4ISRNET explores the underlying issues surrounding the potential split of the NSA and Cyber Command. In Part II, we consider how an independent Cyber Command might look.
-
COLSA awarded $103M defense IT contract
COLSA Corp. has been awarded a Defense Intelligence Agency contract, valued at up to $103 million, for IT and simulation support.
-
What are U.S. officials saying about a potential NSA-CYBERCOM split?
In this four-part series, C4ISRNET explores the underlying issues surrounding the potential split of the NSA and Cyber Command. In Part IV: How are officials in the DoD and Congress reacting?
-
Need to detect drones? There’s an app for that
Northrop Grumman has demonstrated a cellphone app that identifies drones.
-
Marines want small, vertical lift UAS
In a request for information, NAVAIR is soliciting industry for small, vertical lift UAS proposals for the Marine Corps.
-
After U.S. blames Russia for hacking, what comes next?
How does the U.S. attribution of Russian hacking of U.S. political institutions change the cyber and geopolitical landscape?
-
Tactical timekeeper: Army to roll out tiny atomic clocks
Army planners say their tiniest timekeeper is almost ready for the big time.
-
Does NSA Support of CYBERCOM Blur Lines?
In this four-part series, C4ISRNET explores the underlying issues surrounding the potential split of the NSA and Cyber Command. In Part III: As officials continue to debate divorcing the two organizations, we investigate how the NSA’s support of CYBERCOM could blur lines.
-
Army orders ‘kamikaze drones’
AeroVironment has been awarded a $22.8 million contract for loitering munitions, popularly — if inaccurately — known as “kamikaze drones.”
-
Intel on the front lines: IPC-2 helps close gaps
The Army is set to test-drive new brigade-level intelligence access.
-
What would an independent Cyber Command look like?
In this four-part series, C4ISRNET explores the underlying issues surrounding the potential split of the NSA and Cyber Command. In Part II, we consider how an independent Cyber Command might look.
