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DARPA inks a contract for hypersonic weapon research
The contract, worth $63.3 million, is part of an Air Force effort.
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The next Army network won’t get a grand unveiling
Thoughts on modernization from Mark Esper, secretary of the Army.
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Can ‘Wi-Fi in the sky’ work outside of Afghanistan?
The Air Force is considering expanding the use of a unique communications technology that has helped soldiers stay in touch despite mountainous terrain to other areas where communications may be difficult.
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The problem with the Army’s 12-pound iPad
Three questions with Bruce Jette, the Army’s acquisition chief.
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Should the Pentagon help protect private networks?
The Pentagon has worked to clarify its role in protecting non-government entities from threats.
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Insider-threat competition releases a cyber wolf in its flock
Through a public-private partnership, Cyber Command is working with industry and organizations to rapidly prototype new and innovative technologies.
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How the US Air Force’s Kessel Run team plans to solve one of the F-35 program’s biggest headaches
The F-35’s 1990s-era logistics backbone is getting a facelift.
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US suffers setbacks in effort to ban Chinese tech company
The U.S. argues Huawei is a security risk as it could give the Chinese government backdoor access to snoop on internet users worldwide
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‘Defending forward’ in the cyber arena
Maj. Gen. Robert Skinner, commander, 24th Air Force/Air Forces Cyber/Joint Force Headquarters-Cyber, on the evolution, integration and convergence of digital operations.
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Here we have the poster child for how not to develop technology
Theoretically it would seem ludicrous to allocate nearly two decades to develop a tech system, considering how rapidly technology evolves. And that brings us to ALIS.
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DARPA inks a contract for hypersonic weapon research
The contract, worth $63.3 million, is part of an Air Force effort.
-
The next Army network won’t get a grand unveiling
Thoughts on modernization from Mark Esper, secretary of the Army.
-
Can ‘Wi-Fi in the sky’ work outside of Afghanistan?
The Air Force is considering expanding the use of a unique communications technology that has helped soldiers stay in touch despite mountainous terrain to other areas where communications may be difficult.
-
The problem with the Army’s 12-pound iPad
Three questions with Bruce Jette, the Army’s acquisition chief.
-
Should the Pentagon help protect private networks?
The Pentagon has worked to clarify its role in protecting non-government entities from threats.
-
Insider-threat competition releases a cyber wolf in its flock
Through a public-private partnership, Cyber Command is working with industry and organizations to rapidly prototype new and innovative technologies.
-
How the US Air Force’s Kessel Run team plans to solve one of the F-35 program’s biggest headaches
The F-35’s 1990s-era logistics backbone is getting a facelift.
-
US suffers setbacks in effort to ban Chinese tech company
The U.S. argues Huawei is a security risk as it could give the Chinese government backdoor access to snoop on internet users worldwide
-
‘Defending forward’ in the cyber arena
Maj. Gen. Robert Skinner, commander, 24th Air Force/Air Forces Cyber/Joint Force Headquarters-Cyber, on the evolution, integration and convergence of digital operations.
-
Here we have the poster child for how not to develop technology
Theoretically it would seem ludicrous to allocate nearly two decades to develop a tech system, considering how rapidly technology evolves. And that brings us to ALIS.
-
DARPA inks a contract for hypersonic weapon research
The contract, worth $63.3 million, is part of an Air Force effort.
-
The next Army network won’t get a grand unveiling
Thoughts on modernization from Mark Esper, secretary of the Army.
-
Can ‘Wi-Fi in the sky’ work outside of Afghanistan?
The Air Force is considering expanding the use of a unique communications technology that has helped soldiers stay in touch despite mountainous terrain to other areas where communications may be difficult.
-
The problem with the Army’s 12-pound iPad
Three questions with Bruce Jette, the Army’s acquisition chief.
-
Should the Pentagon help protect private networks?
The Pentagon has worked to clarify its role in protecting non-government entities from threats.
-
Insider-threat competition releases a cyber wolf in its flock
Through a public-private partnership, Cyber Command is working with industry and organizations to rapidly prototype new and innovative technologies.
-
How the US Air Force’s Kessel Run team plans to solve one of the F-35 program’s biggest headaches
The F-35’s 1990s-era logistics backbone is getting a facelift.
-
US suffers setbacks in effort to ban Chinese tech company
The U.S. argues Huawei is a security risk as it could give the Chinese government backdoor access to snoop on internet users worldwide
-
‘Defending forward’ in the cyber arena
Maj. Gen. Robert Skinner, commander, 24th Air Force/Air Forces Cyber/Joint Force Headquarters-Cyber, on the evolution, integration and convergence of digital operations.
-
Here we have the poster child for how not to develop technology
Theoretically it would seem ludicrous to allocate nearly two decades to develop a tech system, considering how rapidly technology evolves. And that brings us to ALIS.
