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Counter-drone is the new counter-IED
With the advanced tactics displayed by ISIS, counter-drone efforts are drawing parallels to the counter-IED challenge posed during the Iraq War.
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Former top cyber officials: ‘Don’t stove pipe cyber’
With recent high-profile cyber incidents and intrusions, many are left with the idea that cyber is so special and unique that it does not fit the rational roles of international, military or civilian relations. Some top current and former officials have poured cold water on these perceptions, warning that siloing cyber is not a winning…
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DoD has more intel than it can process
With all the data coming in from ISR systems and sensors, the Pentagon is having difficulty processing it all.
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Why the US bothered indicting Russian agents for Yahoo breach
While many experts outside the government are skeptical the Russian intelligence officials will see the inside of a U.S. courtroom anytime soon the indictments shed light into advancing capabilities of the U.S. in cyberspace and the seeming continued reliance on indictments as a tool in cyber deterrence.
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For the Army, drone and counter-drone ops go ‘hand in hand’
The Army is training small UAS and counter-UAS operators alongside each other.
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How space has revolutionized American warfare
Space is critically important to global operations in all domains, making it worth of protection in future multi-domain battlefields.
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The operating environment of the future
In future battlefield environments, adversaries will make it challenging to support and sustain expeditionary units.
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U.S. military is finding it must adapt to multi-domain intel collection
As the Army looks to multi-domain battle, it will be essential to be able to collect intelligence across domains.
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AUSA: Open architecture and multi-domain battle
What is the relationship between open systems architectures and multi-domain battle?
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Army must dominate in electromagnetic spectrum
One of the service’s top engineers said the Army should reevaluate systems to ensure the force excels in the electromagnetic spectrum.
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Counter-drone is the new counter-IED
With the advanced tactics displayed by ISIS, counter-drone efforts are drawing parallels to the counter-IED challenge posed during the Iraq War.
-
Former top cyber officials: ‘Don’t stove pipe cyber’
With recent high-profile cyber incidents and intrusions, many are left with the idea that cyber is so special and unique that it does not fit the rational roles of international, military or civilian relations. Some top current and former officials have poured cold water on these perceptions, warning that siloing cyber is not a winning…
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DoD has more intel than it can process
With all the data coming in from ISR systems and sensors, the Pentagon is having difficulty processing it all.
-
Why the US bothered indicting Russian agents for Yahoo breach
While many experts outside the government are skeptical the Russian intelligence officials will see the inside of a U.S. courtroom anytime soon the indictments shed light into advancing capabilities of the U.S. in cyberspace and the seeming continued reliance on indictments as a tool in cyber deterrence.
-
For the Army, drone and counter-drone ops go ‘hand in hand’
The Army is training small UAS and counter-UAS operators alongside each other.
-
How space has revolutionized American warfare
Space is critically important to global operations in all domains, making it worth of protection in future multi-domain battlefields.
-
The operating environment of the future
In future battlefield environments, adversaries will make it challenging to support and sustain expeditionary units.
-
U.S. military is finding it must adapt to multi-domain intel collection
As the Army looks to multi-domain battle, it will be essential to be able to collect intelligence across domains.
-
AUSA: Open architecture and multi-domain battle
What is the relationship between open systems architectures and multi-domain battle?
-
Army must dominate in electromagnetic spectrum
One of the service’s top engineers said the Army should reevaluate systems to ensure the force excels in the electromagnetic spectrum.
-
Counter-drone is the new counter-IED
With the advanced tactics displayed by ISIS, counter-drone efforts are drawing parallels to the counter-IED challenge posed during the Iraq War.
-
Former top cyber officials: ‘Don’t stove pipe cyber’
With recent high-profile cyber incidents and intrusions, many are left with the idea that cyber is so special and unique that it does not fit the rational roles of international, military or civilian relations. Some top current and former officials have poured cold water on these perceptions, warning that siloing cyber is not a winning…
-
DoD has more intel than it can process
With all the data coming in from ISR systems and sensors, the Pentagon is having difficulty processing it all.
-
Why the US bothered indicting Russian agents for Yahoo breach
While many experts outside the government are skeptical the Russian intelligence officials will see the inside of a U.S. courtroom anytime soon the indictments shed light into advancing capabilities of the U.S. in cyberspace and the seeming continued reliance on indictments as a tool in cyber deterrence.
-
For the Army, drone and counter-drone ops go ‘hand in hand’
The Army is training small UAS and counter-UAS operators alongside each other.
-
How space has revolutionized American warfare
Space is critically important to global operations in all domains, making it worth of protection in future multi-domain battlefields.
-
The operating environment of the future
In future battlefield environments, adversaries will make it challenging to support and sustain expeditionary units.
-
U.S. military is finding it must adapt to multi-domain intel collection
As the Army looks to multi-domain battle, it will be essential to be able to collect intelligence across domains.
-
AUSA: Open architecture and multi-domain battle
What is the relationship between open systems architectures and multi-domain battle?
-
Army must dominate in electromagnetic spectrum
One of the service’s top engineers said the Army should reevaluate systems to ensure the force excels in the electromagnetic spectrum.
