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Army announces new cyber policy head
Brig. Gen. Jennifer Buckner has been selected to lead the Army’s cyber directorate within the G-3/5/7.
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The authentication solution government has been slow to adopt
Inexpensive, but secure “U2F” (universal second factor) USB keys remains mostly absent from federal employee keychains.
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How exposed deep-sea cables could leave the economy vulnerable to a Russian attack
Fiber optic cables on the ocean floor are vital infrastructure to the world economy. A new report claims the cables are vulnerable to attack.
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Lighter Army tactical network getting fielded after successful test
After a successful operational test, a lighter version of WIN-T is being fielded out to its first light infantry unit.
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The Pentagon is planning for war with China and Russia — can it handle both?
War with China and war with Russia would have some overlapping qualities, but the Pentagon needs to figure out how and where to invest to deal with both.
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Selva: FY19 budget sees ‘increasing’ investments in AI, machine teaming
The Third Offset lives, even if in a muted form.
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The (battlefield) doctor is in … your phone
The Air Force Research Laboratory has high hopes for a new, smartphone-based medical information software tool that can ingest sensor data for real-time health status monitoring for multiple patients.
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DoD selects Eagle Harbor Solutions to facilitate its cloud adoption process
The company will help DoD create a cloud adoption strategy and facilitate communication with senior leadership.
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4 Turkish firms bid for F-35, Air Force network-linking contract
Turkey seeks to combine all information systems on the country’s planned F-35 Lightning II jets to the Turkish Air Forces’ system network.
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Is DISA eyeing blockchain?
The shadowy, burgeoning technology holds promise for military use, officials say.
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Army announces new cyber policy head
Brig. Gen. Jennifer Buckner has been selected to lead the Army’s cyber directorate within the G-3/5/7.
-
The authentication solution government has been slow to adopt
Inexpensive, but secure “U2F” (universal second factor) USB keys remains mostly absent from federal employee keychains.
-
How exposed deep-sea cables could leave the economy vulnerable to a Russian attack
Fiber optic cables on the ocean floor are vital infrastructure to the world economy. A new report claims the cables are vulnerable to attack.
-
Lighter Army tactical network getting fielded after successful test
After a successful operational test, a lighter version of WIN-T is being fielded out to its first light infantry unit.
-
The Pentagon is planning for war with China and Russia — can it handle both?
War with China and war with Russia would have some overlapping qualities, but the Pentagon needs to figure out how and where to invest to deal with both.
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Selva: FY19 budget sees ‘increasing’ investments in AI, machine teaming
The Third Offset lives, even if in a muted form.
-
The (battlefield) doctor is in … your phone
The Air Force Research Laboratory has high hopes for a new, smartphone-based medical information software tool that can ingest sensor data for real-time health status monitoring for multiple patients.
-
DoD selects Eagle Harbor Solutions to facilitate its cloud adoption process
The company will help DoD create a cloud adoption strategy and facilitate communication with senior leadership.
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4 Turkish firms bid for F-35, Air Force network-linking contract
Turkey seeks to combine all information systems on the country’s planned F-35 Lightning II jets to the Turkish Air Forces’ system network.
-
Is DISA eyeing blockchain?
The shadowy, burgeoning technology holds promise for military use, officials say.
-
Army announces new cyber policy head
Brig. Gen. Jennifer Buckner has been selected to lead the Army’s cyber directorate within the G-3/5/7.
-
The authentication solution government has been slow to adopt
Inexpensive, but secure “U2F” (universal second factor) USB keys remains mostly absent from federal employee keychains.
-
How exposed deep-sea cables could leave the economy vulnerable to a Russian attack
Fiber optic cables on the ocean floor are vital infrastructure to the world economy. A new report claims the cables are vulnerable to attack.
-
Lighter Army tactical network getting fielded after successful test
After a successful operational test, a lighter version of WIN-T is being fielded out to its first light infantry unit.
-
The Pentagon is planning for war with China and Russia — can it handle both?
War with China and war with Russia would have some overlapping qualities, but the Pentagon needs to figure out how and where to invest to deal with both.
-
Selva: FY19 budget sees ‘increasing’ investments in AI, machine teaming
The Third Offset lives, even if in a muted form.
-
The (battlefield) doctor is in … your phone
The Air Force Research Laboratory has high hopes for a new, smartphone-based medical information software tool that can ingest sensor data for real-time health status monitoring for multiple patients.
-
DoD selects Eagle Harbor Solutions to facilitate its cloud adoption process
The company will help DoD create a cloud adoption strategy and facilitate communication with senior leadership.
-
4 Turkish firms bid for F-35, Air Force network-linking contract
Turkey seeks to combine all information systems on the country’s planned F-35 Lightning II jets to the Turkish Air Forces’ system network.
-
Is DISA eyeing blockchain?
The shadowy, burgeoning technology holds promise for military use, officials say.
