Information Warfare Special Multimedia Report
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US Army cyber chief outlines ten-year plan for information warfare
Lt. Gen. Stephen Fogarty sketched a road map for how his command can transition to information warfare.
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How the Defense Department is reorganizing for information warfare
America’s adversaries have targeted the military’s weaknesses via information warfare in recent years and as a result the Department of Defense has made a series of moves to reorganize and better defend against such threats.
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Memes, the pandemic and the new tactics of information warfare
The COVID-19 pandemic is evidence that Russia and China have accelerated adoption of their age-old influence and disinformation tactics to the modern era, national security experts and military leaders said.
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The unlikely way to improve Air Force information warfare: forums
One way the Air Force’s new information warfare command is trying to bring together the disparate parts of the organization is through forums where leaders put representatives from different components in the same room.
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Pentagon AI team sets sights on information warfare
The JAIC’s newest mission area is joint information warfare.
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Divide et impera: A look at Russia’s information warfare activities
If you notice a looming crisis in a Western country, a Russian propaganda campaign may be waiting in the wings.
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What’s industry role in DoD information warfare efforts?
As DoD is moving toward integrating under information warfare, industry is supporting efforts to converge capabilities across services and domains of warfare.
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A new company-level unit to support information warfare
The Army plans to launch a new company-level unit in fiscal 2021 to support information warfare efforts, according to military officials, with a contract already awarded to its parent battalion.
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Integration is the next step for Air Force information warfare leaders
Following the mergers of intelligence and cyber across the service, the Air Force is now looking at how to integrate those capabilities together.
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5 questions with the Marine Corps’ deputy commandant for information
Lt. Gen. Loretta Reynolds, the Corps’ deputy commandant for information, explains why she shies away from the term “information warfare.”