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Why the military needs to take 3-D printer cybersecurity seriously
If a 3-D printer is hacked or infected with a virus, it could be programmed to add imperfections to weapons or vehicles, imperfections that could have dangerous consequences.
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Italian firm strikes electronic warfare deal in Australia ahead of frigate pick
The Elettronica deal would take effect if Australia selects Fincantieri’s FREMM, which it co-designed with France’s Naval Group.
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CACI bid fails to hijack General Dynamics’ acquisition of CSRA
General Dynamics has released an amended merger agreement.
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Inside the Army’s cyber ‘Shark Tank’
The Cyberspace Real-time Acquisition Prototyping Innovation Development promises generate cutting-edge solutions to evolving cyber threats through a rapid, 30-day process.
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National security, economics gets complicated as foreign investments filter in for new tech
Export and investment regulations must balance dangers to national security with the need for foreign financing in a global economy, experts told the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
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How is China developing AI technology so much faster than the US?
China’s centralized, authoritarian government helps it streamline innovation without concern for civil liberties like privacy. So what does the U.S. need to do to compete?
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Sweden’s plan to deter a Russian digital attack
Sweden plans to tap its private cybersecurity industry to help prepare for a potential attack from Russia.
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GAO dismisses protest of DoD cloud support contract
The contract, awarded to Alaska-based Eagle Harbor Solutions, will support the Department of Defense’s Cloud Executive Steering Group in its multibillion-dollar JEDI acquisition of a departmentwide commercial cloud.
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The network will underpin Army’s multi-domain battle concept
The Army’s incoming Training and Doctrine Command commander said the network will underpin operations in complex environments going forward.
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Army official: ‘We’ve been on a modernization vacation’
The Army is continuing to take incremental modernization steps while simultaneously working on the eventual end state.
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Why the military needs to take 3-D printer cybersecurity seriously
If a 3-D printer is hacked or infected with a virus, it could be programmed to add imperfections to weapons or vehicles, imperfections that could have dangerous consequences.
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Italian firm strikes electronic warfare deal in Australia ahead of frigate pick
The Elettronica deal would take effect if Australia selects Fincantieri’s FREMM, which it co-designed with France’s Naval Group.
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CACI bid fails to hijack General Dynamics’ acquisition of CSRA
General Dynamics has released an amended merger agreement.
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Inside the Army’s cyber ‘Shark Tank’
The Cyberspace Real-time Acquisition Prototyping Innovation Development promises generate cutting-edge solutions to evolving cyber threats through a rapid, 30-day process.
-
National security, economics gets complicated as foreign investments filter in for new tech
Export and investment regulations must balance dangers to national security with the need for foreign financing in a global economy, experts told the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
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How is China developing AI technology so much faster than the US?
China’s centralized, authoritarian government helps it streamline innovation without concern for civil liberties like privacy. So what does the U.S. need to do to compete?
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Sweden’s plan to deter a Russian digital attack
Sweden plans to tap its private cybersecurity industry to help prepare for a potential attack from Russia.
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GAO dismisses protest of DoD cloud support contract
The contract, awarded to Alaska-based Eagle Harbor Solutions, will support the Department of Defense’s Cloud Executive Steering Group in its multibillion-dollar JEDI acquisition of a departmentwide commercial cloud.
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The network will underpin Army’s multi-domain battle concept
The Army’s incoming Training and Doctrine Command commander said the network will underpin operations in complex environments going forward.
-
Army official: ‘We’ve been on a modernization vacation’
The Army is continuing to take incremental modernization steps while simultaneously working on the eventual end state.
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Why the military needs to take 3-D printer cybersecurity seriously
If a 3-D printer is hacked or infected with a virus, it could be programmed to add imperfections to weapons or vehicles, imperfections that could have dangerous consequences.
-
Italian firm strikes electronic warfare deal in Australia ahead of frigate pick
The Elettronica deal would take effect if Australia selects Fincantieri’s FREMM, which it co-designed with France’s Naval Group.
-
CACI bid fails to hijack General Dynamics’ acquisition of CSRA
General Dynamics has released an amended merger agreement.
-
Inside the Army’s cyber ‘Shark Tank’
The Cyberspace Real-time Acquisition Prototyping Innovation Development promises generate cutting-edge solutions to evolving cyber threats through a rapid, 30-day process.
-
National security, economics gets complicated as foreign investments filter in for new tech
Export and investment regulations must balance dangers to national security with the need for foreign financing in a global economy, experts told the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
-
How is China developing AI technology so much faster than the US?
China’s centralized, authoritarian government helps it streamline innovation without concern for civil liberties like privacy. So what does the U.S. need to do to compete?
-
Sweden’s plan to deter a Russian digital attack
Sweden plans to tap its private cybersecurity industry to help prepare for a potential attack from Russia.
-
GAO dismisses protest of DoD cloud support contract
The contract, awarded to Alaska-based Eagle Harbor Solutions, will support the Department of Defense’s Cloud Executive Steering Group in its multibillion-dollar JEDI acquisition of a departmentwide commercial cloud.
-
The network will underpin Army’s multi-domain battle concept
The Army’s incoming Training and Doctrine Command commander said the network will underpin operations in complex environments going forward.
-
Army official: ‘We’ve been on a modernization vacation’
The Army is continuing to take incremental modernization steps while simultaneously working on the eventual end state.
