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Lockheed’s helicopter-borne jammer ‘defeats threats’ in US Navy test
The AOEW can work independently aboard the helicopter — either the MH-60R, as was tried, or the MH-60S — and can tie back to other systems aboard a vessel.
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US must dominate in space to win future wars, Marine Corps’ Glavy says
The U.S. is not alone in its appreciation of space and the potential advantages it affords.
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DISA launches cloud-based electronic warfare planning tool
The EMBM-J program supports the Pentagon’s pursuit of seamless connectivity, known as Combined Joint All-Domain Command and Control, officials said.
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Cyber Command’s Nakasone urges renewal of foreign spy law
Section 702 allows the government to collect and review communications like emails and text messages of foreigners abroad. Critics say it’s ripe for abuse.
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US Army eyes overhaul of theater-level signals intelligence tools
The Pentagon is putting a premium on digital weaponry and sensors, including jammers, hacking tools and devices that can quickly cue onto communications.
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Defense bill would let Air Force retire A-10s, F-15s — but not F-22s
Lawmakers want to see more detailed plans for collaborative combat aircraft and the Next Generation Air Dominance platform.
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UK says Russia behind cyber espionage aimed at undermining democracy
FSB targeted British parliamentarians from at least 2015 to this year and selectively leaked and amplified sensitive information, the Foreign Office said.
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Unified network promises US Army rapid connectivity, cybersecurity
The unified network and related operations promises global connectivity and fewer isolated pathways to monitor, ultimately promoting cybersecurity.
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Shift5 selected by Army to cyber-harden HIMARS fleet
The U.S. military’s increasingly computerized weapons are at risk of harassment or hijacking, the Government Accountability Office has said.
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USS Mason shoots down another air drone in the Red Sea
Another day, another drone intercept in the Red Sea.
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Lockheed’s helicopter-borne jammer ‘defeats threats’ in US Navy test
The AOEW can work independently aboard the helicopter — either the MH-60R, as was tried, or the MH-60S — and can tie back to other systems aboard a vessel.
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US must dominate in space to win future wars, Marine Corps’ Glavy says
The U.S. is not alone in its appreciation of space and the potential advantages it affords.
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DISA launches cloud-based electronic warfare planning tool
The EMBM-J program supports the Pentagon’s pursuit of seamless connectivity, known as Combined Joint All-Domain Command and Control, officials said.
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Cyber Command’s Nakasone urges renewal of foreign spy law
Section 702 allows the government to collect and review communications like emails and text messages of foreigners abroad. Critics say it’s ripe for abuse.
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US Army eyes overhaul of theater-level signals intelligence tools
The Pentagon is putting a premium on digital weaponry and sensors, including jammers, hacking tools and devices that can quickly cue onto communications.
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Defense bill would let Air Force retire A-10s, F-15s — but not F-22s
Lawmakers want to see more detailed plans for collaborative combat aircraft and the Next Generation Air Dominance platform.
-
UK says Russia behind cyber espionage aimed at undermining democracy
FSB targeted British parliamentarians from at least 2015 to this year and selectively leaked and amplified sensitive information, the Foreign Office said.
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Unified network promises US Army rapid connectivity, cybersecurity
The unified network and related operations promises global connectivity and fewer isolated pathways to monitor, ultimately promoting cybersecurity.
-
Shift5 selected by Army to cyber-harden HIMARS fleet
The U.S. military’s increasingly computerized weapons are at risk of harassment or hijacking, the Government Accountability Office has said.
-
USS Mason shoots down another air drone in the Red Sea
Another day, another drone intercept in the Red Sea.
-
Lockheed’s helicopter-borne jammer ‘defeats threats’ in US Navy test
The AOEW can work independently aboard the helicopter — either the MH-60R, as was tried, or the MH-60S — and can tie back to other systems aboard a vessel.
-
US must dominate in space to win future wars, Marine Corps’ Glavy says
The U.S. is not alone in its appreciation of space and the potential advantages it affords.
-
DISA launches cloud-based electronic warfare planning tool
The EMBM-J program supports the Pentagon’s pursuit of seamless connectivity, known as Combined Joint All-Domain Command and Control, officials said.
-
Cyber Command’s Nakasone urges renewal of foreign spy law
Section 702 allows the government to collect and review communications like emails and text messages of foreigners abroad. Critics say it’s ripe for abuse.
-
US Army eyes overhaul of theater-level signals intelligence tools
The Pentagon is putting a premium on digital weaponry and sensors, including jammers, hacking tools and devices that can quickly cue onto communications.
-
Defense bill would let Air Force retire A-10s, F-15s — but not F-22s
Lawmakers want to see more detailed plans for collaborative combat aircraft and the Next Generation Air Dominance platform.
-
UK says Russia behind cyber espionage aimed at undermining democracy
FSB targeted British parliamentarians from at least 2015 to this year and selectively leaked and amplified sensitive information, the Foreign Office said.
-
Unified network promises US Army rapid connectivity, cybersecurity
The unified network and related operations promises global connectivity and fewer isolated pathways to monitor, ultimately promoting cybersecurity.
-
Shift5 selected by Army to cyber-harden HIMARS fleet
The U.S. military’s increasingly computerized weapons are at risk of harassment or hijacking, the Government Accountability Office has said.
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USS Mason shoots down another air drone in the Red Sea
Another day, another drone intercept in the Red Sea.
