How to fix the gaps in weapons system cybersecurity The Department of Defense can neither protect the assets nor defeat the threats its leaders cannot see. By: Bill Wright 5 days ago
Why 5G is a big deal for militaries throughout the world New 5G technology will mean battlefield devices will have the power to take advantage of artificial intelligence, quantum computing and cryptography and facial recognition. By: William Schneider, Jr February 5
Transforming America’s supply chain into a strategic weapon Today, the A&D industry’s $400 billion-plus supply chain is being tested on multiple fronts. By: William M. Brown February 4
What will it take to monitor and secure mobile military networks? Soldiers in combat require immediate access to information, which requires a dependable and secure network. Army leaders must have a system in place that allows them to quickly address problems and bottlenecks as they occur. By: Mav Turner January 9
Here’s how drones can come to the rescue at your agency Drones can offer agencies significant value — here's how to measure that value. By: Dawn Stevenson January 7
How to play nice in the same sandbox When the Pentagon touted plans to cozy up more with Silicon Valley tech firms, the focus remained on challenges that permeated mostly from inside the building. Seemingly taken for granted was this notion that traditional defense companies and Silicon Valley-types could play nice. By: Jill Aitoro December 11, 2018
Why the military needs Skynet Is an adaptable multi-network architecture the future of the Department of Defense? Time for humans and machines to team up. By: Carl De Groote and Chuck Louisell November 27, 2018
A shrinking budget can’t be allowed to kill modernization The Pentagon's can't lose sight of modernization in favor of readiness, even if it's getting less money than expected, Christopher Dougherty argues. By: Christopher M. Dougherty November 8, 2018
Don’t dumb down this US Army radar Army leadership shouldn’t make it easier for the enemy to suppress air defenders by lowering sensor requirements. By: Thomas Karako November 6, 2018
The case for high-frequency readiness Alarmingly, as hostile near-peer adversaries reemerge, it is necessary to re-establish HF alternatives should very-high frequency, ultra-high frequency or SATCOM come under attack. By: Jan Kallberg and Lt. Col. Stephen Hamilton and Capt. Kyle Hager October 31, 2018
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