In an evaporating OODA loop, time is of the essence
The time needed to observe and assess, direct resources, make decisions, and take action will be too long to be able to muster a successful cyber defense.
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We know why innovation is important. Here’s how to do it.
For the past two years, a U.S. Air Force wing built an innovation playbook — leadership, buy-in, experimentation and speed..
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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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To be competitive in 5G, the US must play offense, not defense
The U.S. squabbling with itself only yields an uncontested “win” for China.
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The US needs to take action to deter near-peer rivals in space
The United States must resolve to make its space assets more resilient to interference or attack.
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GPS interference crashed a survey drone in the UK. Will the debate resonate in the US?
Dana Goward argues that a December drone mishap in the United Kingdom may be viewed as a relatively minor event, but could have a impact on a debate over GPS interference in the United States.
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Augmented reality: Seeing the benefits is believing
Technical advancements bring us new options and abilities, and they increase mission success. But as with all uncharted territory, they also bring surprises and unanticipated outfalls.
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The key to securing the defense industrial base is collaboration
It is no longer acceptable to rely on incident response protocols, performance assessments of existing systems and one-off reactions to threats without coordination. Increased information sharing is key to staying one step ahead of our adversaries.
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Why military agencies must establish cybersecurity readiness now through Comply-to-Connect
Katherine Gronberg argues readiness means forces can instantaneously know whether and how malicious cyber activity may have deceived, or even destroyed, systems
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Making the most of the Air Force’s investment in Joint All Domain Command and Control
By focusing first on tactical demonstrations and technical connections, the Air Force plans to build its technical architecture from the bottom-up.
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