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Marines: New electronic warfare tech can’t lead to 40 lb packs
The Marine Corps is looking to improve it’s electronic warfare capabilities in light of new threats.
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Senior leadership taking aim at cybersecurity in weapon systems
Initiatives such as the cybersecurity scorecard have raised cybersecurity vulnerabilities to senior levels of the Pentagon.
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Protecting secret networks means being more open about threats
The Department of Defense is now sharing an unclassified report with industry as to better inform solutions based on threat behavior.
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Little known fact: the Pentagon can move quickly on acquisition when it wants
Officials say the Pentagon can move quickly on acquisition when it wants to, but the key, in those instances, is balancing risk, said a leader at Marine Corps Systems Command.
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SPAWAR: Artificial intelligence should be the next space race
Chris Miller, executive director of SPAWAR Atlantic, said Dec. 6 that “whether we want to admit it or not, we’re in a competitive space to own this technology.”
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The solution to more jamming may be another battle management system
While the individual services have turned to battle management systems to operationalize the electromagnetic spectrum, the joint community has begun publicly discussing the need for its own electromagnetic battle management system.
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Why the Marine Corps needed a new deputy commandant
The Marine Corps has reorganized its leadership and forces to reflect a new reality: that information will play an outsized role in any future conflict.
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What to expect from the Charleston Defense Contractors Association Defense Summit
A preview of what to expect from this year’s Charleston Defense Contractors Association Defense Summit in South Carolina.
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The Army’s plan to stop soldiers from staring at their tablets
The Army is trying to prevent what’s known as the “Nett Warrior stare” when soldiers don’t look up from their tablets.
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Quarterly cyber briefings part of maturing Cyber Command
A provision in the NDAA seeks to update current law outlining specific items DoD must brief to Congress on a quarterly basis pertaining to cyber operations.
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Marines: New electronic warfare tech can’t lead to 40 lb packs
The Marine Corps is looking to improve it’s electronic warfare capabilities in light of new threats.
-
Senior leadership taking aim at cybersecurity in weapon systems
Initiatives such as the cybersecurity scorecard have raised cybersecurity vulnerabilities to senior levels of the Pentagon.
-
Protecting secret networks means being more open about threats
The Department of Defense is now sharing an unclassified report with industry as to better inform solutions based on threat behavior.
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Little known fact: the Pentagon can move quickly on acquisition when it wants
Officials say the Pentagon can move quickly on acquisition when it wants to, but the key, in those instances, is balancing risk, said a leader at Marine Corps Systems Command.
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SPAWAR: Artificial intelligence should be the next space race
Chris Miller, executive director of SPAWAR Atlantic, said Dec. 6 that “whether we want to admit it or not, we’re in a competitive space to own this technology.”
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The solution to more jamming may be another battle management system
While the individual services have turned to battle management systems to operationalize the electromagnetic spectrum, the joint community has begun publicly discussing the need for its own electromagnetic battle management system.
-
Why the Marine Corps needed a new deputy commandant
The Marine Corps has reorganized its leadership and forces to reflect a new reality: that information will play an outsized role in any future conflict.
-
What to expect from the Charleston Defense Contractors Association Defense Summit
A preview of what to expect from this year’s Charleston Defense Contractors Association Defense Summit in South Carolina.
-
The Army’s plan to stop soldiers from staring at their tablets
The Army is trying to prevent what’s known as the “Nett Warrior stare” when soldiers don’t look up from their tablets.
-
Quarterly cyber briefings part of maturing Cyber Command
A provision in the NDAA seeks to update current law outlining specific items DoD must brief to Congress on a quarterly basis pertaining to cyber operations.
-
Marines: New electronic warfare tech can’t lead to 40 lb packs
The Marine Corps is looking to improve it’s electronic warfare capabilities in light of new threats.
-
Senior leadership taking aim at cybersecurity in weapon systems
Initiatives such as the cybersecurity scorecard have raised cybersecurity vulnerabilities to senior levels of the Pentagon.
-
Protecting secret networks means being more open about threats
The Department of Defense is now sharing an unclassified report with industry as to better inform solutions based on threat behavior.
-
Little known fact: the Pentagon can move quickly on acquisition when it wants
Officials say the Pentagon can move quickly on acquisition when it wants to, but the key, in those instances, is balancing risk, said a leader at Marine Corps Systems Command.
-
SPAWAR: Artificial intelligence should be the next space race
Chris Miller, executive director of SPAWAR Atlantic, said Dec. 6 that “whether we want to admit it or not, we’re in a competitive space to own this technology.”
-
The solution to more jamming may be another battle management system
While the individual services have turned to battle management systems to operationalize the electromagnetic spectrum, the joint community has begun publicly discussing the need for its own electromagnetic battle management system.
-
Why the Marine Corps needed a new deputy commandant
The Marine Corps has reorganized its leadership and forces to reflect a new reality: that information will play an outsized role in any future conflict.
-
What to expect from the Charleston Defense Contractors Association Defense Summit
A preview of what to expect from this year’s Charleston Defense Contractors Association Defense Summit in South Carolina.
-
The Army’s plan to stop soldiers from staring at their tablets
The Army is trying to prevent what’s known as the “Nett Warrior stare” when soldiers don’t look up from their tablets.
-
Quarterly cyber briefings part of maturing Cyber Command
A provision in the NDAA seeks to update current law outlining specific items DoD must brief to Congress on a quarterly basis pertaining to cyber operations.
