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Overcoming cultural hurdles in multi-domain C2
As the Air Force pushes forward with multi-domain command and control, it will have to overcome cultural hurdles.
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Offensive cyber still in infancy, says Air Force official
Within the multi-domain environment the military is moving toward, the barriers between the domains of warfare should be broken and integrated in a seamless fashion. However, according to an Air Force official, offensive cyber operations from the perceptive of organic service capabilities are still nascent outside of Cyber Command and the National Security Agency. Offensive…
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JIE: What’s in a name?
Outgoing DoD CIO Terry Halvorsen said one of the things he learned in his tenure was that he never would have used the term “JIE” for DoD IT modernization.
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Raytheon to assess effectiveness of cyber, electronic warfare tools
Raytheon has been awarded a contract from the Missile Defense Agency for a tool that provides assessments on the effectiveness of using kinetic and non-kinetic tools based upon numerous scenarios.
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Raytheon to assess effectiveness of military cyber, EW tools
Raytheon is helping develop new concepts for the future of war that involves non-kinetic capabilities. The company was awarded a contract to provide a tool to help commanders envision the effectiveness of non-kinetic tools such as cyber and electronic warfare.
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Naval warfare systems chief sees improvement in strategic planning
Rear Adm. David Lewis on SPAWAR’s vision for the future.
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SPAWAR’s high-tech push
A new strategy for the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command helps position it for the future.
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Cyber capabilities support U.S. kill/capture missions
The Air Force has conducted a multitude of cyber missions over the last year that have contributed to captured or killed terrorists.
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Commercial sector has concerns with cyber status quo
Given that the cyberspace infrastructure used by the public is operated and maintained by the private sector, it has a stake in crafting international cyber norms.
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Cyber integral to hundreds of US kill/capture missions in 2016
The Air Force has conducted thousands of cyber missions over the last year that have contributed to captured or killed terrorists.
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Overcoming cultural hurdles in multi-domain C2
As the Air Force pushes forward with multi-domain command and control, it will have to overcome cultural hurdles.
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Offensive cyber still in infancy, says Air Force official
Within the multi-domain environment the military is moving toward, the barriers between the domains of warfare should be broken and integrated in a seamless fashion. However, according to an Air Force official, offensive cyber operations from the perceptive of organic service capabilities are still nascent outside of Cyber Command and the National Security Agency. Offensive…
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JIE: What’s in a name?
Outgoing DoD CIO Terry Halvorsen said one of the things he learned in his tenure was that he never would have used the term “JIE” for DoD IT modernization.
-
Raytheon to assess effectiveness of cyber, electronic warfare tools
Raytheon has been awarded a contract from the Missile Defense Agency for a tool that provides assessments on the effectiveness of using kinetic and non-kinetic tools based upon numerous scenarios.
-
Raytheon to assess effectiveness of military cyber, EW tools
Raytheon is helping develop new concepts for the future of war that involves non-kinetic capabilities. The company was awarded a contract to provide a tool to help commanders envision the effectiveness of non-kinetic tools such as cyber and electronic warfare.
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Naval warfare systems chief sees improvement in strategic planning
Rear Adm. David Lewis on SPAWAR’s vision for the future.
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SPAWAR’s high-tech push
A new strategy for the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command helps position it for the future.
-
Cyber capabilities support U.S. kill/capture missions
The Air Force has conducted a multitude of cyber missions over the last year that have contributed to captured or killed terrorists.
-
Commercial sector has concerns with cyber status quo
Given that the cyberspace infrastructure used by the public is operated and maintained by the private sector, it has a stake in crafting international cyber norms.
-
Cyber integral to hundreds of US kill/capture missions in 2016
The Air Force has conducted thousands of cyber missions over the last year that have contributed to captured or killed terrorists.
-
Overcoming cultural hurdles in multi-domain C2
As the Air Force pushes forward with multi-domain command and control, it will have to overcome cultural hurdles.
-
Offensive cyber still in infancy, says Air Force official
Within the multi-domain environment the military is moving toward, the barriers between the domains of warfare should be broken and integrated in a seamless fashion. However, according to an Air Force official, offensive cyber operations from the perceptive of organic service capabilities are still nascent outside of Cyber Command and the National Security Agency. Offensive…
-
JIE: What’s in a name?
Outgoing DoD CIO Terry Halvorsen said one of the things he learned in his tenure was that he never would have used the term “JIE” for DoD IT modernization.
-
Raytheon to assess effectiveness of cyber, electronic warfare tools
Raytheon has been awarded a contract from the Missile Defense Agency for a tool that provides assessments on the effectiveness of using kinetic and non-kinetic tools based upon numerous scenarios.
-
Raytheon to assess effectiveness of military cyber, EW tools
Raytheon is helping develop new concepts for the future of war that involves non-kinetic capabilities. The company was awarded a contract to provide a tool to help commanders envision the effectiveness of non-kinetic tools such as cyber and electronic warfare.
-
Naval warfare systems chief sees improvement in strategic planning
Rear Adm. David Lewis on SPAWAR’s vision for the future.
-
SPAWAR’s high-tech push
A new strategy for the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command helps position it for the future.
-
Cyber capabilities support U.S. kill/capture missions
The Air Force has conducted a multitude of cyber missions over the last year that have contributed to captured or killed terrorists.
-
Commercial sector has concerns with cyber status quo
Given that the cyberspace infrastructure used by the public is operated and maintained by the private sector, it has a stake in crafting international cyber norms.
-
Cyber integral to hundreds of US kill/capture missions in 2016
The Air Force has conducted thousands of cyber missions over the last year that have contributed to captured or killed terrorists.
