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If GPS goes out, the Army now has a requirement for that
An Army official said the service now has a formal requirement for a mounted device that would provide positioning, navigation and timing.
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The Army wants to know how to deploy cyber teams during peacetime
The Army wants to use cyber and information capabilities to compete with adversaries below the threshold of conflict.
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To better manage airspace, the Army looks to AI
The Army is looking to apply AI to problem sets facing the force today.
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Understanding the Army’s new approach to its tactical network
The Army is looking to leverage a variety of systems for incorporation to its tactical network.
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Missile incoming? The Army wants to jam its sensors
Defense contractor BAE plans to improve a system that protects Army vehicles from incoming missiles by scrambling their sensors and sending the projectiles off target.
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Cyber Command to get new chief of staff
Maj. Gen. John Morrison, one of the architects of new Army doctrine in the cyber and electronic warfare domains, will be moving to Fort Meade.
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Here’s what’s different about the Navy’s new cybersecurity review
The Department of the Navy is taking a holistic view at cybersecurity.
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Where CYBERCOM wants to expand the mission force
U.S. Cyber Command seeks to equip cyberwarriors under four main elements.
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The Air Force wants to start a new $35M offensive cyber program
The project will support the Air Force’s portion of Cyber Command’s cyber teams.
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Here’s how DoD will invest in the cyber mission
Budget documents reveal plans for cyberwarrior training and operations platforms.
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If GPS goes out, the Army now has a requirement for that
An Army official said the service now has a formal requirement for a mounted device that would provide positioning, navigation and timing.
-
The Army wants to know how to deploy cyber teams during peacetime
The Army wants to use cyber and information capabilities to compete with adversaries below the threshold of conflict.
-
To better manage airspace, the Army looks to AI
The Army is looking to apply AI to problem sets facing the force today.
-
Understanding the Army’s new approach to its tactical network
The Army is looking to leverage a variety of systems for incorporation to its tactical network.
-
Missile incoming? The Army wants to jam its sensors
Defense contractor BAE plans to improve a system that protects Army vehicles from incoming missiles by scrambling their sensors and sending the projectiles off target.
-
Cyber Command to get new chief of staff
Maj. Gen. John Morrison, one of the architects of new Army doctrine in the cyber and electronic warfare domains, will be moving to Fort Meade.
-
Here’s what’s different about the Navy’s new cybersecurity review
The Department of the Navy is taking a holistic view at cybersecurity.
-
Where CYBERCOM wants to expand the mission force
U.S. Cyber Command seeks to equip cyberwarriors under four main elements.
-
The Air Force wants to start a new $35M offensive cyber program
The project will support the Air Force’s portion of Cyber Command’s cyber teams.
-
Here’s how DoD will invest in the cyber mission
Budget documents reveal plans for cyberwarrior training and operations platforms.
-
If GPS goes out, the Army now has a requirement for that
An Army official said the service now has a formal requirement for a mounted device that would provide positioning, navigation and timing.
-
The Army wants to know how to deploy cyber teams during peacetime
The Army wants to use cyber and information capabilities to compete with adversaries below the threshold of conflict.
-
To better manage airspace, the Army looks to AI
The Army is looking to apply AI to problem sets facing the force today.
-
Understanding the Army’s new approach to its tactical network
The Army is looking to leverage a variety of systems for incorporation to its tactical network.
-
Missile incoming? The Army wants to jam its sensors
Defense contractor BAE plans to improve a system that protects Army vehicles from incoming missiles by scrambling their sensors and sending the projectiles off target.
-
Cyber Command to get new chief of staff
Maj. Gen. John Morrison, one of the architects of new Army doctrine in the cyber and electronic warfare domains, will be moving to Fort Meade.
-
Here’s what’s different about the Navy’s new cybersecurity review
The Department of the Navy is taking a holistic view at cybersecurity.
-
Where CYBERCOM wants to expand the mission force
U.S. Cyber Command seeks to equip cyberwarriors under four main elements.
-
The Air Force wants to start a new $35M offensive cyber program
The project will support the Air Force’s portion of Cyber Command’s cyber teams.
-
Here’s how DoD will invest in the cyber mission
Budget documents reveal plans for cyberwarrior training and operations platforms.
