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Train, promote and lose: The battle for retention
If the armed forces seek to create a more significant force, recruitment and training will only meet demand if retention is high.
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The Pentagon’s external technology office looks inward
The Pentagon’s commercial tech hub is renewing its focus inside the Pentagon and on the Hill.
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Tech start-ups can win prize money in Army challenge
The Army’s xTechSearch will offer prizes ranging from $1,000 to $200,000, with a total prize pool of $1.95 million, to attract small business tech innovations.
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Is it better to defend the Army’s network in the field or from afar?
An Army Cyber Command pilot program at the National Training Center at Fort Irwin is exploring the integration of cyber planners and tactical cyber operators with brigade combat teams, but also testing the effectiveness of defending battlefield networks from a remote location.
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How the Army is training for the digital conflict
An Army Cyber Command pilot program at the National Training Center at Fort Irwin is using a closed network with mock platforms to exploit to simulate certain effects and test integration of cyber and EW capabilities with brigade staff and tactical units.
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How the Army will infuse cyber operations on the battlefield
Army Cyber Command is using a pilot program, Cyber and Electromagnetic Activities Support to Corps and Below, to test the infrastructure changes necessary to insert tactical cyber teams within brigades.
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5 new approaches to improving AI research
The chief scientist for applied research and methods at the Government Accountability Office made recommendations to policymakers and researchers about the future of improving and incorporating artificial intelligence.
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The Navy’s new acquisition tool speeds up tech prototyping
The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Atlantic is using an other transaction authority to facilitate the management of a consortium to prototype naval information warfare capabilities.
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DoD stands up its artificial intelligence hub
The Pentagon is getting serious about artificial intelligence.
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The Army is working on better tactical connectivity
In a new approach the Army is calling the integrated tactical network, the service is seeking to enable greater mission command at lower echelons.
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Train, promote and lose: The battle for retention
If the armed forces seek to create a more significant force, recruitment and training will only meet demand if retention is high.
-
The Pentagon’s external technology office looks inward
The Pentagon’s commercial tech hub is renewing its focus inside the Pentagon and on the Hill.
-
Tech start-ups can win prize money in Army challenge
The Army’s xTechSearch will offer prizes ranging from $1,000 to $200,000, with a total prize pool of $1.95 million, to attract small business tech innovations.
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Is it better to defend the Army’s network in the field or from afar?
An Army Cyber Command pilot program at the National Training Center at Fort Irwin is exploring the integration of cyber planners and tactical cyber operators with brigade combat teams, but also testing the effectiveness of defending battlefield networks from a remote location.
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How the Army is training for the digital conflict
An Army Cyber Command pilot program at the National Training Center at Fort Irwin is using a closed network with mock platforms to exploit to simulate certain effects and test integration of cyber and EW capabilities with brigade staff and tactical units.
-
How the Army will infuse cyber operations on the battlefield
Army Cyber Command is using a pilot program, Cyber and Electromagnetic Activities Support to Corps and Below, to test the infrastructure changes necessary to insert tactical cyber teams within brigades.
-
5 new approaches to improving AI research
The chief scientist for applied research and methods at the Government Accountability Office made recommendations to policymakers and researchers about the future of improving and incorporating artificial intelligence.
-
The Navy’s new acquisition tool speeds up tech prototyping
The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Atlantic is using an other transaction authority to facilitate the management of a consortium to prototype naval information warfare capabilities.
-
DoD stands up its artificial intelligence hub
The Pentagon is getting serious about artificial intelligence.
-
The Army is working on better tactical connectivity
In a new approach the Army is calling the integrated tactical network, the service is seeking to enable greater mission command at lower echelons.
-
Train, promote and lose: The battle for retention
If the armed forces seek to create a more significant force, recruitment and training will only meet demand if retention is high.
-
The Pentagon’s external technology office looks inward
The Pentagon’s commercial tech hub is renewing its focus inside the Pentagon and on the Hill.
-
Tech start-ups can win prize money in Army challenge
The Army’s xTechSearch will offer prizes ranging from $1,000 to $200,000, with a total prize pool of $1.95 million, to attract small business tech innovations.
-
Is it better to defend the Army’s network in the field or from afar?
An Army Cyber Command pilot program at the National Training Center at Fort Irwin is exploring the integration of cyber planners and tactical cyber operators with brigade combat teams, but also testing the effectiveness of defending battlefield networks from a remote location.
-
How the Army is training for the digital conflict
An Army Cyber Command pilot program at the National Training Center at Fort Irwin is using a closed network with mock platforms to exploit to simulate certain effects and test integration of cyber and EW capabilities with brigade staff and tactical units.
-
How the Army will infuse cyber operations on the battlefield
Army Cyber Command is using a pilot program, Cyber and Electromagnetic Activities Support to Corps and Below, to test the infrastructure changes necessary to insert tactical cyber teams within brigades.
-
5 new approaches to improving AI research
The chief scientist for applied research and methods at the Government Accountability Office made recommendations to policymakers and researchers about the future of improving and incorporating artificial intelligence.
-
The Navy’s new acquisition tool speeds up tech prototyping
The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Atlantic is using an other transaction authority to facilitate the management of a consortium to prototype naval information warfare capabilities.
-
DoD stands up its artificial intelligence hub
The Pentagon is getting serious about artificial intelligence.
-
The Army is working on better tactical connectivity
In a new approach the Army is calling the integrated tactical network, the service is seeking to enable greater mission command at lower echelons.
