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Bold Quest assures coalition systems don’t battle, in case partner nations must
The U.S., along with partner nations, worked through potential interoperability challenges at the annual systems exercise.
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Army hopes to streamline modernization efforts after WIN-T ‘debacle’
In Part II: The Army is currently dealing with multimillion dollar programs of record that make it difficult to insert newer technologies or capabilities.
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A new network approach is changing how the Army does business
In Part I: The Army is significantly changing the way it does business when it comes to the way it will buy IT and command post equipment.
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The cyber paradox: Reliance on new tech can quickly become a weakness
With the interconnected nature of the world, what happens if adversaries shut down networks? The Navy wants commanders to be prepared to operate if this occurs.
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Marines training expeditionary cyber defenders to join forces in the field
The Marine Corps is building cyber defenders to deploy with its forward networks in theater.
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DISA authorized to speed up buys
The Defense Information Systems Agency has been granted its own Other Transaction Authority for contracting.
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Are smartphones the new cyber threat vector?
Smartphones are presenting a unique cybersecurity vulnerability, according to panelists at the annual MilCom conference hosted by AFCEA.
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Marines need lawyers, not tech for information ops
A top Marine Corps general noted the service needs lawyers to help navigate authorities and lexicon when gearing itself to operate in the information space.
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Marine general wants to see information operations in space
While traditional counter-space capabilities sought to deny adversary use and break devices, one Marine Corps Gen. wants to deny space another way: provide false information.
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Urban combat promises future comms snags
Communication in dense, urban environments will pose significant problems for military forces.
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Bold Quest assures coalition systems don’t battle, in case partner nations must
The U.S., along with partner nations, worked through potential interoperability challenges at the annual systems exercise.
-
Army hopes to streamline modernization efforts after WIN-T ‘debacle’
In Part II: The Army is currently dealing with multimillion dollar programs of record that make it difficult to insert newer technologies or capabilities.
-
A new network approach is changing how the Army does business
In Part I: The Army is significantly changing the way it does business when it comes to the way it will buy IT and command post equipment.
-
The cyber paradox: Reliance on new tech can quickly become a weakness
With the interconnected nature of the world, what happens if adversaries shut down networks? The Navy wants commanders to be prepared to operate if this occurs.
-
Marines training expeditionary cyber defenders to join forces in the field
The Marine Corps is building cyber defenders to deploy with its forward networks in theater.
-
DISA authorized to speed up buys
The Defense Information Systems Agency has been granted its own Other Transaction Authority for contracting.
-
Are smartphones the new cyber threat vector?
Smartphones are presenting a unique cybersecurity vulnerability, according to panelists at the annual MilCom conference hosted by AFCEA.
-
Marines need lawyers, not tech for information ops
A top Marine Corps general noted the service needs lawyers to help navigate authorities and lexicon when gearing itself to operate in the information space.
-
Marine general wants to see information operations in space
While traditional counter-space capabilities sought to deny adversary use and break devices, one Marine Corps Gen. wants to deny space another way: provide false information.
-
Urban combat promises future comms snags
Communication in dense, urban environments will pose significant problems for military forces.
-
Bold Quest assures coalition systems don’t battle, in case partner nations must
The U.S., along with partner nations, worked through potential interoperability challenges at the annual systems exercise.
-
Army hopes to streamline modernization efforts after WIN-T ‘debacle’
In Part II: The Army is currently dealing with multimillion dollar programs of record that make it difficult to insert newer technologies or capabilities.
-
A new network approach is changing how the Army does business
In Part I: The Army is significantly changing the way it does business when it comes to the way it will buy IT and command post equipment.
-
The cyber paradox: Reliance on new tech can quickly become a weakness
With the interconnected nature of the world, what happens if adversaries shut down networks? The Navy wants commanders to be prepared to operate if this occurs.
-
Marines training expeditionary cyber defenders to join forces in the field
The Marine Corps is building cyber defenders to deploy with its forward networks in theater.
-
DISA authorized to speed up buys
The Defense Information Systems Agency has been granted its own Other Transaction Authority for contracting.
-
Are smartphones the new cyber threat vector?
Smartphones are presenting a unique cybersecurity vulnerability, according to panelists at the annual MilCom conference hosted by AFCEA.
-
Marines need lawyers, not tech for information ops
A top Marine Corps general noted the service needs lawyers to help navigate authorities and lexicon when gearing itself to operate in the information space.
-
Marine general wants to see information operations in space
While traditional counter-space capabilities sought to deny adversary use and break devices, one Marine Corps Gen. wants to deny space another way: provide false information.
-
Urban combat promises future comms snags
Communication in dense, urban environments will pose significant problems for military forces.
