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Air Force awards Boeing $55M anti-jamming contract
The company received a contract modification for X-band anti-jamming systems for communications satellites.
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Galois awarded $6.2M DARPA data privacy contract
A Galois team will test the privacy, performance and utility of DARPA’s Brandeis project.
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Former NSA chief backs Apple on iPhone ‘back doors’
Retired four-star general Michael Hayden, who as director of the NSA installed and still defends the controversial surveillance program to collect telephone metadata on millions of Americans, says he opposes proposals to force Apple and other tech companies to install “back doors” in digital devices to help law enforcement.
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Blowtorch upgrades: The challenges of Navy tech deployment
After years of development and billions in costs, two major networking and communications programs have hit the deployment phase.
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JSTARS contract award slips; IOC in ‘mid-2020s’
The Air Force will delay an the contract for JSTARS by as much as six months.
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Dawn of the air-phibious unmanned system?
Meet the Unmanned Hybrid Vehicle, a developmental project of Singapore’s ST Engineering.
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GAO: MDA’s homeland missile defense improvement strategy risky
MDA’s efforts to improve its homeland missile defense system use risky acquisition practices, according to the GAO.
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CNO: Navy ‘leaning in’ on information warfare
The Navy’s top officer says he’s open to experimenting in information warfare and the cyber domain.
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Resiliency at the intersection of kinetic, non-kinetic operations
The ability for weapons systems to operate through attacks hinges on building in security up front.
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High-energy laser weapons target UAVs
Lasers are the most exotic of anti-unmanned aerial vehicle weapons, and the U.S. has several directed energy weapons projects underway.
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Air Force awards Boeing $55M anti-jamming contract
The company received a contract modification for X-band anti-jamming systems for communications satellites.
-
Galois awarded $6.2M DARPA data privacy contract
A Galois team will test the privacy, performance and utility of DARPA’s Brandeis project.
-
Former NSA chief backs Apple on iPhone ‘back doors’
Retired four-star general Michael Hayden, who as director of the NSA installed and still defends the controversial surveillance program to collect telephone metadata on millions of Americans, says he opposes proposals to force Apple and other tech companies to install “back doors” in digital devices to help law enforcement.
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Blowtorch upgrades: The challenges of Navy tech deployment
After years of development and billions in costs, two major networking and communications programs have hit the deployment phase.
-
JSTARS contract award slips; IOC in ‘mid-2020s’
The Air Force will delay an the contract for JSTARS by as much as six months.
-
Dawn of the air-phibious unmanned system?
Meet the Unmanned Hybrid Vehicle, a developmental project of Singapore’s ST Engineering.
-
GAO: MDA’s homeland missile defense improvement strategy risky
MDA’s efforts to improve its homeland missile defense system use risky acquisition practices, according to the GAO.
-
CNO: Navy ‘leaning in’ on information warfare
The Navy’s top officer says he’s open to experimenting in information warfare and the cyber domain.
-
Resiliency at the intersection of kinetic, non-kinetic operations
The ability for weapons systems to operate through attacks hinges on building in security up front.
-
High-energy laser weapons target UAVs
Lasers are the most exotic of anti-unmanned aerial vehicle weapons, and the U.S. has several directed energy weapons projects underway.
-
Air Force awards Boeing $55M anti-jamming contract
The company received a contract modification for X-band anti-jamming systems for communications satellites.
-
Galois awarded $6.2M DARPA data privacy contract
A Galois team will test the privacy, performance and utility of DARPA’s Brandeis project.
-
Former NSA chief backs Apple on iPhone ‘back doors’
Retired four-star general Michael Hayden, who as director of the NSA installed and still defends the controversial surveillance program to collect telephone metadata on millions of Americans, says he opposes proposals to force Apple and other tech companies to install “back doors” in digital devices to help law enforcement.
-
Blowtorch upgrades: The challenges of Navy tech deployment
After years of development and billions in costs, two major networking and communications programs have hit the deployment phase.
-
JSTARS contract award slips; IOC in ‘mid-2020s’
The Air Force will delay an the contract for JSTARS by as much as six months.
-
Dawn of the air-phibious unmanned system?
Meet the Unmanned Hybrid Vehicle, a developmental project of Singapore’s ST Engineering.
-
GAO: MDA’s homeland missile defense improvement strategy risky
MDA’s efforts to improve its homeland missile defense system use risky acquisition practices, according to the GAO.
-
CNO: Navy ‘leaning in’ on information warfare
The Navy’s top officer says he’s open to experimenting in information warfare and the cyber domain.
-
Resiliency at the intersection of kinetic, non-kinetic operations
The ability for weapons systems to operate through attacks hinges on building in security up front.
-
High-energy laser weapons target UAVs
Lasers are the most exotic of anti-unmanned aerial vehicle weapons, and the U.S. has several directed energy weapons projects underway.
