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Navy awards 12 companies $800M C2 contract
The contracts are part of the Electromagnetic Maneuver Warfare Command and Control program.
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Spear-phishing: A problem on the rise
Cyberattackers are zeroing in on high-value targets to gain access to organizations.
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New editor chosen for C4ISR & Networks
David Silverberg, a longtime journalist who was a Defense News reporter early in his career, has been picked to lead C4ISR & Networks as its new editor.
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Open-source intel: NGA taps crowd for better tools
Through open-source forums, the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency accesses the talents of inquisitive developers to build its tool set.
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DARPA tries embedding radar in aircraft skin
DARPA has announced a project that could embed radars into the skin of an aircraft.
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Canada tests unmanned helicopter
Austrian manufacturer Schiebel has demonstrated its S-100 unmanned helicopter conditions for Canadian officials.
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DISA fine-tunes last year’s reorganization
DISA’s executive musical chairs is driven by government directives and a push for personnel development.
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STRATCOM awards $443M IT contract to Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Hewlett Packard Enterprise will support U.S. Strategic Command’s Information Technology Capabilities Contract II program.
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Russia’s new tank comes with a drone
Uralvagonzavod intends to package a UAV with Russia’s new Armata tank.
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Navy awards 12 companies $800M C2 contract
The contracts are part of the Electromagnetic Maneuver Warfare Command and Control program.
-
Spear-phishing: A problem on the rise
Cyberattackers are zeroing in on high-value targets to gain access to organizations.
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China flies hydrogen-fueled drone
A Chinese manufacturer has unveiled a hydrogen-fueled UAV.
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New editor chosen for C4ISR & Networks
David Silverberg, a longtime journalist who was a Defense News reporter early in his career, has been picked to lead C4ISR & Networks as its new editor.
-
Open-source intel: NGA taps crowd for better tools
Through open-source forums, the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency accesses the talents of inquisitive developers to build its tool set.
-
DARPA tries embedding radar in aircraft skin
DARPA has announced a project that could embed radars into the skin of an aircraft.
-
Canada tests unmanned helicopter
Austrian manufacturer Schiebel has demonstrated its S-100 unmanned helicopter conditions for Canadian officials.
-
DISA fine-tunes last year’s reorganization
DISA’s executive musical chairs is driven by government directives and a push for personnel development.
-
STRATCOM awards $443M IT contract to Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Hewlett Packard Enterprise will support U.S. Strategic Command’s Information Technology Capabilities Contract II program.
-
Russia’s new tank comes with a drone
Uralvagonzavod intends to package a UAV with Russia’s new Armata tank.
-
Navy awards 12 companies $800M C2 contract
The contracts are part of the Electromagnetic Maneuver Warfare Command and Control program.
-
Spear-phishing: A problem on the rise
Cyberattackers are zeroing in on high-value targets to gain access to organizations.
-
China flies hydrogen-fueled drone
A Chinese manufacturer has unveiled a hydrogen-fueled UAV.
-
New editor chosen for C4ISR & Networks
David Silverberg, a longtime journalist who was a Defense News reporter early in his career, has been picked to lead C4ISR & Networks as its new editor.
-
Open-source intel: NGA taps crowd for better tools
Through open-source forums, the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency accesses the talents of inquisitive developers to build its tool set.
-
DARPA tries embedding radar in aircraft skin
DARPA has announced a project that could embed radars into the skin of an aircraft.
-
Canada tests unmanned helicopter
Austrian manufacturer Schiebel has demonstrated its S-100 unmanned helicopter conditions for Canadian officials.
-
DISA fine-tunes last year’s reorganization
DISA’s executive musical chairs is driven by government directives and a push for personnel development.
-
STRATCOM awards $443M IT contract to Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Hewlett Packard Enterprise will support U.S. Strategic Command’s Information Technology Capabilities Contract II program.
-
Russia’s new tank comes with a drone
Uralvagonzavod intends to package a UAV with Russia’s new Armata tank.
