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Generals describe challenges, characteristics of a multi-domain battle
After 15 years of war in a permissive environment against a technologically inferior adversary, the U.S. military now stands at a crossroads.
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Army moves toward fielding counter-UAS tools
One general provided a brief overview and vignette into how the service is looking to develop and integrate counter-UAS tools.
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BAE tech helps rapidly restore power grid after cyberattack
BAE was awarded a contract under a DARPA program aimed at quickly restoring power to the electric grid in the event of a cyberattack.
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DARPA awards contract to rapidly restore power grid after cyberattack
The research agency recently awarded BAE Systems a contract under this program, the Rapid Attack Detection, Isolation and Characterization Systems, or RADICS, to develop technology that can quickly restore power to the grid following a fatal cyberattack.
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Cyber, electronic warfare top urgent buying needs for Army
As near-peer adversaries are catching up and challenging the U.S. military, the Army is pursing certain technologies and capabilities with urgency to meet these challenges.
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Why is the multi-domain battle concept different?
Getting to a multi-domain battle concept is different from past approaches because the force used to approach challenges in their respective domains.
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Robots are here to stay in the Army, says report
The Army should pursue robotic and autonomous systems capabilities “with urgency,” the strategy asserts.
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Air Force looks to contractors to fly satellites
The Air Force is finalizing proposals to allow contractors to conduct day-to-day operations for satellite flight.
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When it comes to cybersecurity, the satellite industry stands out
The satellite industry is different from other commercial industries in regard to cyberthreats, according to one satellite executive.
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Why does DoD care about space situational awareness? One word: deterrence
The Pentagon engages in space situational awareness to deter conflicts in space.
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Generals describe challenges, characteristics of a multi-domain battle
After 15 years of war in a permissive environment against a technologically inferior adversary, the U.S. military now stands at a crossroads.
-
Army moves toward fielding counter-UAS tools
One general provided a brief overview and vignette into how the service is looking to develop and integrate counter-UAS tools.
-
BAE tech helps rapidly restore power grid after cyberattack
BAE was awarded a contract under a DARPA program aimed at quickly restoring power to the electric grid in the event of a cyberattack.
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DARPA awards contract to rapidly restore power grid after cyberattack
The research agency recently awarded BAE Systems a contract under this program, the Rapid Attack Detection, Isolation and Characterization Systems, or RADICS, to develop technology that can quickly restore power to the grid following a fatal cyberattack.
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Cyber, electronic warfare top urgent buying needs for Army
As near-peer adversaries are catching up and challenging the U.S. military, the Army is pursing certain technologies and capabilities with urgency to meet these challenges.
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Why is the multi-domain battle concept different?
Getting to a multi-domain battle concept is different from past approaches because the force used to approach challenges in their respective domains.
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Robots are here to stay in the Army, says report
The Army should pursue robotic and autonomous systems capabilities “with urgency,” the strategy asserts.
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Air Force looks to contractors to fly satellites
The Air Force is finalizing proposals to allow contractors to conduct day-to-day operations for satellite flight.
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When it comes to cybersecurity, the satellite industry stands out
The satellite industry is different from other commercial industries in regard to cyberthreats, according to one satellite executive.
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Why does DoD care about space situational awareness? One word: deterrence
The Pentagon engages in space situational awareness to deter conflicts in space.
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Generals describe challenges, characteristics of a multi-domain battle
After 15 years of war in a permissive environment against a technologically inferior adversary, the U.S. military now stands at a crossroads.
-
Army moves toward fielding counter-UAS tools
One general provided a brief overview and vignette into how the service is looking to develop and integrate counter-UAS tools.
-
BAE tech helps rapidly restore power grid after cyberattack
BAE was awarded a contract under a DARPA program aimed at quickly restoring power to the electric grid in the event of a cyberattack.
-
DARPA awards contract to rapidly restore power grid after cyberattack
The research agency recently awarded BAE Systems a contract under this program, the Rapid Attack Detection, Isolation and Characterization Systems, or RADICS, to develop technology that can quickly restore power to the grid following a fatal cyberattack.
-
Cyber, electronic warfare top urgent buying needs for Army
As near-peer adversaries are catching up and challenging the U.S. military, the Army is pursing certain technologies and capabilities with urgency to meet these challenges.
-
Why is the multi-domain battle concept different?
Getting to a multi-domain battle concept is different from past approaches because the force used to approach challenges in their respective domains.
-
Robots are here to stay in the Army, says report
The Army should pursue robotic and autonomous systems capabilities “with urgency,” the strategy asserts.
-
Air Force looks to contractors to fly satellites
The Air Force is finalizing proposals to allow contractors to conduct day-to-day operations for satellite flight.
-
When it comes to cybersecurity, the satellite industry stands out
The satellite industry is different from other commercial industries in regard to cyberthreats, according to one satellite executive.
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Why does DoD care about space situational awareness? One word: deterrence
The Pentagon engages in space situational awareness to deter conflicts in space.
