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Air Force creates new information warfare organization, revamps Cyber Command teams
The Air Force is creating 16th Air Force that will combine cyber, electronic warfare, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance and information operations into a single organization.
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Marines say: Let there be light … for network connectivity
The Marines will soon begin a Li-Fi pilot to test using light as a power source for its networks.
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The problems ISIS creates for the US military online
ISIS hackers heavily rely on commercial IT services, which can pose difficulties for the military in creating disruption.
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How Cyber Command can limit the reach of ISIS
Joint Task Force-Ares helps provide necessary intelligence to agencies that aid in tracking terrorists.
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How the Army’s new multidomain forces could help
The Army unveiled details about one of its newest units designed to help the service compete with adversaries below the threshold of war.
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Commercial threat intelligence has become a key Army tool
Leaders at Army Cyber Command have stressed the importance of relying on commercial threat intelligence.
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Why the Air Force acquisition chief wants to be hacked
As software becomes increasingly important to combat capability, Will Roper, the assistant secretary of the Air Force for acquisition, technology and logistics, shares what he feels must be a top priority.
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Senate panel guts funding for Army visualization tool
The Army could lose nearly $46 million in funding that would slow the fielding of the Command Post Computing Environment.
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How the Army is modernizing the old, introducing the new
Maj. Gen. Randy Taylor, former commander of U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command, explains the formula for sustaining critical platforms.
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The answer to these Army problems could be reverse engineering
The Army has awarded CACI a task order worth as much as $443 million to help the service fight threats from commercial technology, such as improvised explosive devices and drones.
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Air Force creates new information warfare organization, revamps Cyber Command teams
The Air Force is creating 16th Air Force that will combine cyber, electronic warfare, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance and information operations into a single organization.
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Marines say: Let there be light … for network connectivity
The Marines will soon begin a Li-Fi pilot to test using light as a power source for its networks.
-
The problems ISIS creates for the US military online
ISIS hackers heavily rely on commercial IT services, which can pose difficulties for the military in creating disruption.
-
How Cyber Command can limit the reach of ISIS
Joint Task Force-Ares helps provide necessary intelligence to agencies that aid in tracking terrorists.
-
How the Army’s new multidomain forces could help
The Army unveiled details about one of its newest units designed to help the service compete with adversaries below the threshold of war.
-
Commercial threat intelligence has become a key Army tool
Leaders at Army Cyber Command have stressed the importance of relying on commercial threat intelligence.
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Why the Air Force acquisition chief wants to be hacked
As software becomes increasingly important to combat capability, Will Roper, the assistant secretary of the Air Force for acquisition, technology and logistics, shares what he feels must be a top priority.
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Senate panel guts funding for Army visualization tool
The Army could lose nearly $46 million in funding that would slow the fielding of the Command Post Computing Environment.
-
How the Army is modernizing the old, introducing the new
Maj. Gen. Randy Taylor, former commander of U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command, explains the formula for sustaining critical platforms.
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The answer to these Army problems could be reverse engineering
The Army has awarded CACI a task order worth as much as $443 million to help the service fight threats from commercial technology, such as improvised explosive devices and drones.
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Air Force creates new information warfare organization, revamps Cyber Command teams
The Air Force is creating 16th Air Force that will combine cyber, electronic warfare, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance and information operations into a single organization.
-
Marines say: Let there be light … for network connectivity
The Marines will soon begin a Li-Fi pilot to test using light as a power source for its networks.
-
The problems ISIS creates for the US military online
ISIS hackers heavily rely on commercial IT services, which can pose difficulties for the military in creating disruption.
-
How Cyber Command can limit the reach of ISIS
Joint Task Force-Ares helps provide necessary intelligence to agencies that aid in tracking terrorists.
-
How the Army’s new multidomain forces could help
The Army unveiled details about one of its newest units designed to help the service compete with adversaries below the threshold of war.
-
Commercial threat intelligence has become a key Army tool
Leaders at Army Cyber Command have stressed the importance of relying on commercial threat intelligence.
-
Why the Air Force acquisition chief wants to be hacked
As software becomes increasingly important to combat capability, Will Roper, the assistant secretary of the Air Force for acquisition, technology and logistics, shares what he feels must be a top priority.
-
Senate panel guts funding for Army visualization tool
The Army could lose nearly $46 million in funding that would slow the fielding of the Command Post Computing Environment.
-
How the Army is modernizing the old, introducing the new
Maj. Gen. Randy Taylor, former commander of U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command, explains the formula for sustaining critical platforms.
-
The answer to these Army problems could be reverse engineering
The Army has awarded CACI a task order worth as much as $443 million to help the service fight threats from commercial technology, such as improvised explosive devices and drones.
