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Bug bounty: Pentagon invites hackers to attack DoD
The Pentagon’s program is the first “bug bounty” program in the federal government.
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Airbus wins UK Zephyr 8 pseudo-satellite contract
Airbus Defense and Space has been awarded a contract by the British Ministry of Defense for two solar-powered Zephyr 8 unmanned high-altitude pseudo-satellite craft.
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Maritime ViDAR tested on Australian ScanEagle UAV
Australia has tested Sentient Vision’s Kestrel maritime video detection and ranging (ViDAR) on a Royal Australian Navy ScanEagle UAV.
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DoD’s satcom crossroads
DISA is leading efforts to determine the best path forward for military satellite communications
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More bad news for JLENS
More than four months after a JLENS aerostat’s wild ride, a new Pentagon report levels further criticism at the program.
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General Dynamics C4 Systems wins $25.4M DARPA network contract
The work, which includes networking and communication services, is scheduled to be completed by February 2017.
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Does the Big Bang theory apply to the Army network?
By mid-2016, all of the contracts needed by the Army to acquire its “bits and pieces” of the network will be in place, but the next step is integration.
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Army awards $12.7 million contract for Manpack radios
The contract was awarded to Harris Corporation, Rockwell Collins and General Dynamics C4 System
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Air Force presses forward with new cyber weapons platform
The Air Force is bringing online its second major cyber weapons system.
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Are cyber compliance requirements getting in the way of security?
A growing number of defense IT experts say striving to meet mandates often gets in the way of intended security goals.
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Bug bounty: Pentagon invites hackers to attack DoD
The Pentagon’s program is the first “bug bounty” program in the federal government.
-
Airbus wins UK Zephyr 8 pseudo-satellite contract
Airbus Defense and Space has been awarded a contract by the British Ministry of Defense for two solar-powered Zephyr 8 unmanned high-altitude pseudo-satellite craft.
-
Maritime ViDAR tested on Australian ScanEagle UAV
Australia has tested Sentient Vision’s Kestrel maritime video detection and ranging (ViDAR) on a Royal Australian Navy ScanEagle UAV.
-
DoD’s satcom crossroads
DISA is leading efforts to determine the best path forward for military satellite communications
-
More bad news for JLENS
More than four months after a JLENS aerostat’s wild ride, a new Pentagon report levels further criticism at the program.
-
General Dynamics C4 Systems wins $25.4M DARPA network contract
The work, which includes networking and communication services, is scheduled to be completed by February 2017.
-
Does the Big Bang theory apply to the Army network?
By mid-2016, all of the contracts needed by the Army to acquire its “bits and pieces” of the network will be in place, but the next step is integration.
-
Army awards $12.7 million contract for Manpack radios
The contract was awarded to Harris Corporation, Rockwell Collins and General Dynamics C4 System
-
Air Force presses forward with new cyber weapons platform
The Air Force is bringing online its second major cyber weapons system.
-
Are cyber compliance requirements getting in the way of security?
A growing number of defense IT experts say striving to meet mandates often gets in the way of intended security goals.
-
Bug bounty: Pentagon invites hackers to attack DoD
The Pentagon’s program is the first “bug bounty” program in the federal government.
-
Airbus wins UK Zephyr 8 pseudo-satellite contract
Airbus Defense and Space has been awarded a contract by the British Ministry of Defense for two solar-powered Zephyr 8 unmanned high-altitude pseudo-satellite craft.
-
Maritime ViDAR tested on Australian ScanEagle UAV
Australia has tested Sentient Vision’s Kestrel maritime video detection and ranging (ViDAR) on a Royal Australian Navy ScanEagle UAV.
-
DoD’s satcom crossroads
DISA is leading efforts to determine the best path forward for military satellite communications
-
More bad news for JLENS
More than four months after a JLENS aerostat’s wild ride, a new Pentagon report levels further criticism at the program.
-
General Dynamics C4 Systems wins $25.4M DARPA network contract
The work, which includes networking and communication services, is scheduled to be completed by February 2017.
-
Does the Big Bang theory apply to the Army network?
By mid-2016, all of the contracts needed by the Army to acquire its “bits and pieces” of the network will be in place, but the next step is integration.
-
Army awards $12.7 million contract for Manpack radios
The contract was awarded to Harris Corporation, Rockwell Collins and General Dynamics C4 System
-
Air Force presses forward with new cyber weapons platform
The Air Force is bringing online its second major cyber weapons system.
-
Are cyber compliance requirements getting in the way of security?
A growing number of defense IT experts say striving to meet mandates often gets in the way of intended security goals.
