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The growing problem of data sabotage
Data is a critical component of business, government, our military, and our nation’s economic well-being and defense. That is why it is increasingly at risk.
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BAE Systems teams up with Fujitsu for cybersecurity
Fujitsu of Japan and BAE are part of a joint cybersecurity effort.
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NGA sharpens its focus on research
Peter Highnam is ushering in a new era for the NGA Research and Development Directorate, restructuring it to focus on seven core areas.
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CYBERCOM awards spots on new $460M cyber operations contract
New contract vehicle represents new acquisition model for the military’s cyber operations arm.
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Inertial navigation sensor for Navy passes review
Northrop Grumman has successfully completed the preliminary design review for a new inertial navigation sensor.
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Researchers boost underwater wireless rates
New technology promises faster data rates for subs, unmanned vehicles and sensors.
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Air Force awards foreign ISR aircraft contract
North American Surveillance Systems has been awarded a $40 million contract.
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Boeing to support Air Force satellite waveform development
Boeing has been awarded a $16.2 million Air Force contract for satellite waveforms.
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Army’s trick to un-jam radar
The Advanced Pulse Compression Noise technique, a tune-able waveform, could unlock space in a crowded spectrum
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The growing problem of data sabotage
Data is a critical component of business, government, our military, and our nation’s economic well-being and defense. That is why it is increasingly at risk.
-
BAE Systems teams up with Fujitsu for cybersecurity
Fujitsu of Japan and BAE are part of a joint cybersecurity effort.
-
NGA sharpens its focus on research
Peter Highnam is ushering in a new era for the NGA Research and Development Directorate, restructuring it to focus on seven core areas.
-
CYBERCOM awards spots on new $460M cyber operations contract
New contract vehicle represents new acquisition model for the military’s cyber operations arm.
-
Inertial navigation sensor for Navy passes review
Northrop Grumman has successfully completed the preliminary design review for a new inertial navigation sensor.
-
Researchers boost underwater wireless rates
New technology promises faster data rates for subs, unmanned vehicles and sensors.
-
Air Force awards foreign ISR aircraft contract
North American Surveillance Systems has been awarded a $40 million contract.
-
Boeing to support Air Force satellite waveform development
Boeing has been awarded a $16.2 million Air Force contract for satellite waveforms.
-
Army’s trick to un-jam radar
The Advanced Pulse Compression Noise technique, a tune-able waveform, could unlock space in a crowded spectrum
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Navy deploying small UAVs on subs
Aerovironment’s BlackwingTM will be launched from underwater.
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The growing problem of data sabotage
Data is a critical component of business, government, our military, and our nation’s economic well-being and defense. That is why it is increasingly at risk.
-
BAE Systems teams up with Fujitsu for cybersecurity
Fujitsu of Japan and BAE are part of a joint cybersecurity effort.
-
NGA sharpens its focus on research
Peter Highnam is ushering in a new era for the NGA Research and Development Directorate, restructuring it to focus on seven core areas.
-
CYBERCOM awards spots on new $460M cyber operations contract
New contract vehicle represents new acquisition model for the military’s cyber operations arm.
-
Inertial navigation sensor for Navy passes review
Northrop Grumman has successfully completed the preliminary design review for a new inertial navigation sensor.
-
Researchers boost underwater wireless rates
New technology promises faster data rates for subs, unmanned vehicles and sensors.
-
Air Force awards foreign ISR aircraft contract
North American Surveillance Systems has been awarded a $40 million contract.
-
Boeing to support Air Force satellite waveform development
Boeing has been awarded a $16.2 million Air Force contract for satellite waveforms.
-
Army’s trick to un-jam radar
The Advanced Pulse Compression Noise technique, a tune-able waveform, could unlock space in a crowded spectrum
-
Navy deploying small UAVs on subs
Aerovironment’s BlackwingTM will be launched from underwater.




