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Following cyberattack, communication satellite operators want more guidance on reporting
Satellite communications companies say new guidance for companies to increase their cyber incident reporting is a win for the industry and could help raise awareness about attacks.
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Lockheed eyes Project Convergence after successful 5G expedition
“Our battle space is all connected,” said David Rohall with Lockheed Martin. “No longer just does a soldier talk to the soldier next to him, but the soldier is talking to the airmen who may be flying above.”
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DoD acquisition nominee pledges to push advanced tech, small business opportunities
“Our adversaries have a different philosophy” when it comes to testing tech like hypersonics, Sen. Angus King said. “They test and test and test and fail and fail and fail, and learn every time and end up beating us.”
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US Navy considers alternatives to unmanned boats with missiles
The Navy wants to put more missile tubes out to sea by installing them on USVs. Congress isn’t comfortable enough yet with the state of unmanned technology. There could be an alternate plan to make both sides happy.
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Biden: Russia mulling cyberattacks on US
“As I said, the magnitude of Russia’s cyber capacity is fairly consequential, and it’s coming,” President Joe Biden said March 21.
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How a contracted supply chain is challenging the Space Development Agency’s open competition model
The agency is concerned about supply chain dependencies among its prime contractors after its first few rounds of satellite development awards.
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Pentagon officials say the human element is key to JADC2′s success
Without the right people, and without the right recruitment and retention considerations, the Pentagon’s Joint All-Domain Command and Control initiative could fall short.
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Congress freezes $349 million for Army’s next generation goggles
Asked about the cuts March 9, Doug Bush, the assistant secretary of the Army for acquisition, logistics and technology, said: “We’re working through that.”
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Pentagon’s JADC2 strategy focuses on ‘approach’
The new unclassified summary document comes nearly a year after the Secretary of Defense approved the Joint All-Domain Command and Control strategy.
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US government clients unaffected by Viasat cyberattack
“The investigation into the recent cyber event on the KA-SAT European network continues in partnership with law enforcement, government partners and Viasat’s third-party cybersecurity firm,” Viasat said in a statement March 11. “We currently believe this was a deliberate, isolated and external cyber event.”
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Following cyberattack, communication satellite operators want more guidance on reporting
Satellite communications companies say new guidance for companies to increase their cyber incident reporting is a win for the industry and could help raise awareness about attacks.
-
Lockheed eyes Project Convergence after successful 5G expedition
“Our battle space is all connected,” said David Rohall with Lockheed Martin. “No longer just does a soldier talk to the soldier next to him, but the soldier is talking to the airmen who may be flying above.”
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DoD acquisition nominee pledges to push advanced tech, small business opportunities
“Our adversaries have a different philosophy” when it comes to testing tech like hypersonics, Sen. Angus King said. “They test and test and test and fail and fail and fail, and learn every time and end up beating us.”
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US Navy considers alternatives to unmanned boats with missiles
The Navy wants to put more missile tubes out to sea by installing them on USVs. Congress isn’t comfortable enough yet with the state of unmanned technology. There could be an alternate plan to make both sides happy.
-
Biden: Russia mulling cyberattacks on US
“As I said, the magnitude of Russia’s cyber capacity is fairly consequential, and it’s coming,” President Joe Biden said March 21.
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How a contracted supply chain is challenging the Space Development Agency’s open competition model
The agency is concerned about supply chain dependencies among its prime contractors after its first few rounds of satellite development awards.
-
Pentagon officials say the human element is key to JADC2′s success
Without the right people, and without the right recruitment and retention considerations, the Pentagon’s Joint All-Domain Command and Control initiative could fall short.
-
Congress freezes $349 million for Army’s next generation goggles
Asked about the cuts March 9, Doug Bush, the assistant secretary of the Army for acquisition, logistics and technology, said: “We’re working through that.”
-
Pentagon’s JADC2 strategy focuses on ‘approach’
The new unclassified summary document comes nearly a year after the Secretary of Defense approved the Joint All-Domain Command and Control strategy.
-
US government clients unaffected by Viasat cyberattack
“The investigation into the recent cyber event on the KA-SAT European network continues in partnership with law enforcement, government partners and Viasat’s third-party cybersecurity firm,” Viasat said in a statement March 11. “We currently believe this was a deliberate, isolated and external cyber event.”
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Following cyberattack, communication satellite operators want more guidance on reporting
Satellite communications companies say new guidance for companies to increase their cyber incident reporting is a win for the industry and could help raise awareness about attacks.
-
Lockheed eyes Project Convergence after successful 5G expedition
“Our battle space is all connected,” said David Rohall with Lockheed Martin. “No longer just does a soldier talk to the soldier next to him, but the soldier is talking to the airmen who may be flying above.”
-
DoD acquisition nominee pledges to push advanced tech, small business opportunities
“Our adversaries have a different philosophy” when it comes to testing tech like hypersonics, Sen. Angus King said. “They test and test and test and fail and fail and fail, and learn every time and end up beating us.”
-
US Navy considers alternatives to unmanned boats with missiles
The Navy wants to put more missile tubes out to sea by installing them on USVs. Congress isn’t comfortable enough yet with the state of unmanned technology. There could be an alternate plan to make both sides happy.
-
Biden: Russia mulling cyberattacks on US
“As I said, the magnitude of Russia’s cyber capacity is fairly consequential, and it’s coming,” President Joe Biden said March 21.
-
How a contracted supply chain is challenging the Space Development Agency’s open competition model
The agency is concerned about supply chain dependencies among its prime contractors after its first few rounds of satellite development awards.
-
Pentagon officials say the human element is key to JADC2′s success
Without the right people, and without the right recruitment and retention considerations, the Pentagon’s Joint All-Domain Command and Control initiative could fall short.
-
Congress freezes $349 million for Army’s next generation goggles
Asked about the cuts March 9, Doug Bush, the assistant secretary of the Army for acquisition, logistics and technology, said: “We’re working through that.”
-
Pentagon’s JADC2 strategy focuses on ‘approach’
The new unclassified summary document comes nearly a year after the Secretary of Defense approved the Joint All-Domain Command and Control strategy.
-
US government clients unaffected by Viasat cyberattack
“The investigation into the recent cyber event on the KA-SAT European network continues in partnership with law enforcement, government partners and Viasat’s third-party cybersecurity firm,” Viasat said in a statement March 11. “We currently believe this was a deliberate, isolated and external cyber event.”
