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Does organizing cyberspace actually ratchet up potential for conflict?
Some academics believe Cyber Command’s elevated position could lead to an arms race in cyberspace.
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What the NDAA agreement means for C4ISR: More Gray Eagles?
Lawmakers are looking to fill holes in intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance for combatant commanders around the word in the FY18 National Defense Authorization Act.
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How the Air Force is doing rapid cyber acquisition for offense, defense
The Air Force has employed a model to do rapid cyber capability development faster than the traditional model and other services.
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DoD is outpacing itself on cyber
Given the rapid pace of the cyberspace domain, the Defense Department is outpacing itself in trying to adapt.
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An edge for non-state actors: AI
In the future, non-state actors might be able to leverage artificial intelligence solutions for offensive cyber attacks, tipping the balance in their favor.
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DISA’s new acquisition authority could mean a boost to cyber
The Defense Information Systems Agency’s Other Transaction Authority is a good fit for rapid buying in cyber.
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5 technologies DISA’s director is excited about
Lt. Gen. Alan Lynn provided a brief overview of technologies the Defense Information Systems Agency needs industry’s help with.
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With Li-Fi, a headlight could provide a network connection
The Defense Information Systems Agency is looking into the potential for a Wi-Fi alternative called Li-Fi that uses light instead of radio frequency.
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DISA wants to make data sharing easier for ally nations to swallow
DISA is looking to industry to help better connect coalition nations.
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Army, Navy cyber teams say they’re ready to go … a year early
Army Cyber Command and Fleet Cyber Command announced their cyber mission force teams have achieved full operational capability a year ahead of schedule.
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Does organizing cyberspace actually ratchet up potential for conflict?
Some academics believe Cyber Command’s elevated position could lead to an arms race in cyberspace.
-
What the NDAA agreement means for C4ISR: More Gray Eagles?
Lawmakers are looking to fill holes in intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance for combatant commanders around the word in the FY18 National Defense Authorization Act.
-
How the Air Force is doing rapid cyber acquisition for offense, defense
The Air Force has employed a model to do rapid cyber capability development faster than the traditional model and other services.
-
DoD is outpacing itself on cyber
Given the rapid pace of the cyberspace domain, the Defense Department is outpacing itself in trying to adapt.
-
An edge for non-state actors: AI
In the future, non-state actors might be able to leverage artificial intelligence solutions for offensive cyber attacks, tipping the balance in their favor.
-
DISA’s new acquisition authority could mean a boost to cyber
The Defense Information Systems Agency’s Other Transaction Authority is a good fit for rapid buying in cyber.
-
5 technologies DISA’s director is excited about
Lt. Gen. Alan Lynn provided a brief overview of technologies the Defense Information Systems Agency needs industry’s help with.
-
With Li-Fi, a headlight could provide a network connection
The Defense Information Systems Agency is looking into the potential for a Wi-Fi alternative called Li-Fi that uses light instead of radio frequency.
-
DISA wants to make data sharing easier for ally nations to swallow
DISA is looking to industry to help better connect coalition nations.
-
Army, Navy cyber teams say they’re ready to go … a year early
Army Cyber Command and Fleet Cyber Command announced their cyber mission force teams have achieved full operational capability a year ahead of schedule.
-
Does organizing cyberspace actually ratchet up potential for conflict?
Some academics believe Cyber Command’s elevated position could lead to an arms race in cyberspace.
-
What the NDAA agreement means for C4ISR: More Gray Eagles?
Lawmakers are looking to fill holes in intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance for combatant commanders around the word in the FY18 National Defense Authorization Act.
-
How the Air Force is doing rapid cyber acquisition for offense, defense
The Air Force has employed a model to do rapid cyber capability development faster than the traditional model and other services.
-
DoD is outpacing itself on cyber
Given the rapid pace of the cyberspace domain, the Defense Department is outpacing itself in trying to adapt.
-
An edge for non-state actors: AI
In the future, non-state actors might be able to leverage artificial intelligence solutions for offensive cyber attacks, tipping the balance in their favor.
-
DISA’s new acquisition authority could mean a boost to cyber
The Defense Information Systems Agency’s Other Transaction Authority is a good fit for rapid buying in cyber.
-
5 technologies DISA’s director is excited about
Lt. Gen. Alan Lynn provided a brief overview of technologies the Defense Information Systems Agency needs industry’s help with.
-
With Li-Fi, a headlight could provide a network connection
The Defense Information Systems Agency is looking into the potential for a Wi-Fi alternative called Li-Fi that uses light instead of radio frequency.
-
DISA wants to make data sharing easier for ally nations to swallow
DISA is looking to industry to help better connect coalition nations.
-
Army, Navy cyber teams say they’re ready to go … a year early
Army Cyber Command and Fleet Cyber Command announced their cyber mission force teams have achieved full operational capability a year ahead of schedule.
