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What is ISR in Non-Physical Domains?
Ask commanders what they want more of, and one of the top responses is more intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance. ISR has become a critical asset in planning operations and understanding trends within a commander’s battlespace. Non-physical domains and maneuver spaces are becoming more prominent in emerging and future conflicts. But how will commanders be able…
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Navy engineers develop ‘Autonomy in a Box’
The solution is designed to make installing autonomy software as easy as installing an application from an app store, a Navy engineer said.
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Report documents Russian malware targeting Ukrainian military
A new industry report outlines proof of how Russian military intelligence used cyber to infect Ukrainian military mobile applications to track units.
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Report documents Russian Malware Targeting Ukrainian Military
A unit within the Russian military intelligence, which was also subsequently attributed by some private security firms for part of the hacks against the Democratic National Committee during the 2016 U.S. presidential election, has implanted malware within the Android platform allowing for easier reconnaissance and even targeting of Ukrainian soldiers using these mobile devices. According…
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Air Force looking for low-cost ISR sensors
In a notice to industry, the Air Force is asking for help with low-cost ISR sensors.
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DoD unveils open data project
The Pentagon, in partnership with Data.world, unveiled a new open data project on a new resource called Data.mil, providing information on aerial bombings from World War I through the Vietnam War.
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DoD Unveils Open Data Project
The Defense Department is continuing to break down digital barriers, this time unveiling an open data project. Data.mil — a cooperative project with Data.world, a data resource organization — and the Defense Digital Services within the Pentagon seek to make military data available and searchable. The first data sets made publicly available on Data.mil include…
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Threat from Russian UAV jamming real, officials say
Threats demonstrated from Russia jamming UAVs in Ukraine absolutely pose a threat to U.S. systems, according to officials.
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Army establishes digital service
The Army is standing up its own digital service to expand on the Defense Digital Service.
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Marines to get upgraded smartphones for close-air support
This fiscal year, the Marine Corps will receive upgraded smartphones for calling in fire support.
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What is ISR in Non-Physical Domains?
Ask commanders what they want more of, and one of the top responses is more intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance. ISR has become a critical asset in planning operations and understanding trends within a commander’s battlespace. Non-physical domains and maneuver spaces are becoming more prominent in emerging and future conflicts. But how will commanders be able…
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Navy engineers develop ‘Autonomy in a Box’
The solution is designed to make installing autonomy software as easy as installing an application from an app store, a Navy engineer said.
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Report documents Russian malware targeting Ukrainian military
A new industry report outlines proof of how Russian military intelligence used cyber to infect Ukrainian military mobile applications to track units.
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Report documents Russian Malware Targeting Ukrainian Military
A unit within the Russian military intelligence, which was also subsequently attributed by some private security firms for part of the hacks against the Democratic National Committee during the 2016 U.S. presidential election, has implanted malware within the Android platform allowing for easier reconnaissance and even targeting of Ukrainian soldiers using these mobile devices. According…
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Air Force looking for low-cost ISR sensors
In a notice to industry, the Air Force is asking for help with low-cost ISR sensors.
-
DoD unveils open data project
The Pentagon, in partnership with Data.world, unveiled a new open data project on a new resource called Data.mil, providing information on aerial bombings from World War I through the Vietnam War.
-
DoD Unveils Open Data Project
The Defense Department is continuing to break down digital barriers, this time unveiling an open data project. Data.mil — a cooperative project with Data.world, a data resource organization — and the Defense Digital Services within the Pentagon seek to make military data available and searchable. The first data sets made publicly available on Data.mil include…
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Threat from Russian UAV jamming real, officials say
Threats demonstrated from Russia jamming UAVs in Ukraine absolutely pose a threat to U.S. systems, according to officials.
-
Army establishes digital service
The Army is standing up its own digital service to expand on the Defense Digital Service.
-
Marines to get upgraded smartphones for close-air support
This fiscal year, the Marine Corps will receive upgraded smartphones for calling in fire support.
-
What is ISR in Non-Physical Domains?
Ask commanders what they want more of, and one of the top responses is more intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance. ISR has become a critical asset in planning operations and understanding trends within a commander’s battlespace. Non-physical domains and maneuver spaces are becoming more prominent in emerging and future conflicts. But how will commanders be able…
-
Navy engineers develop ‘Autonomy in a Box’
The solution is designed to make installing autonomy software as easy as installing an application from an app store, a Navy engineer said.
-
Report documents Russian malware targeting Ukrainian military
A new industry report outlines proof of how Russian military intelligence used cyber to infect Ukrainian military mobile applications to track units.
-
Report documents Russian Malware Targeting Ukrainian Military
A unit within the Russian military intelligence, which was also subsequently attributed by some private security firms for part of the hacks against the Democratic National Committee during the 2016 U.S. presidential election, has implanted malware within the Android platform allowing for easier reconnaissance and even targeting of Ukrainian soldiers using these mobile devices. According…
-
Air Force looking for low-cost ISR sensors
In a notice to industry, the Air Force is asking for help with low-cost ISR sensors.
-
DoD unveils open data project
The Pentagon, in partnership with Data.world, unveiled a new open data project on a new resource called Data.mil, providing information on aerial bombings from World War I through the Vietnam War.
-
DoD Unveils Open Data Project
The Defense Department is continuing to break down digital barriers, this time unveiling an open data project. Data.mil — a cooperative project with Data.world, a data resource organization — and the Defense Digital Services within the Pentagon seek to make military data available and searchable. The first data sets made publicly available on Data.mil include…
-
Threat from Russian UAV jamming real, officials say
Threats demonstrated from Russia jamming UAVs in Ukraine absolutely pose a threat to U.S. systems, according to officials.
-
Army establishes digital service
The Army is standing up its own digital service to expand on the Defense Digital Service.
-
Marines to get upgraded smartphones for close-air support
This fiscal year, the Marine Corps will receive upgraded smartphones for calling in fire support.
