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CYBERCOM wants money for its anti-ISIS efforts
Cyber Command has requested funds for supporting ongoing operations overseas in fiscal 2020.
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The Army’s next frontier demands transformations
The Army is working on information operations integration with other capabilities, such as cyber and electronic warfare.
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Army looks to industry for network modernization
The Army is pursuing an Enterprise IT as a Service pilot pioneered by the Air Force.
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The renewed debate over the NSA-CYBERCOM split
Some members of Congress recently expressed their opinion on splitting the dual-hat arrangement between the NSA and Cyber Command at this time.
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More success means less boundaries in cyberspace
The Department of Defense is being open about its belief that a digital advantage requires operating outside U.S. networks on a daily basis.
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Here’s how other nations measure up in electronic warfare
Other nations are seeking to deny U.S. forces the ability to communicate.
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Should CYBERCOM be granted more acquisition funds?
Some congressional leaders are questioning Cyber Command’s needs given it has yet to exhaust what has already been provided.
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What’s in the $9.6B cyber budget request?
Department of Defense officials provided greater granularity regarding bits of fiscal 2020 cyber monies.
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How the Army is taking cyber units to the battlefield
The Army is moving out on establishing new cyber and information related units.
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How the Army is getting its EW kit right for future battlefields
The Army is using a variety of prototyping efforts and soldier feedback to inform how it will equip electronic warfare units for the field.
-
CYBERCOM wants money for its anti-ISIS efforts
Cyber Command has requested funds for supporting ongoing operations overseas in fiscal 2020.
-
The Army’s next frontier demands transformations
The Army is working on information operations integration with other capabilities, such as cyber and electronic warfare.
-
Army looks to industry for network modernization
The Army is pursuing an Enterprise IT as a Service pilot pioneered by the Air Force.
-
The renewed debate over the NSA-CYBERCOM split
Some members of Congress recently expressed their opinion on splitting the dual-hat arrangement between the NSA and Cyber Command at this time.
-
More success means less boundaries in cyberspace
The Department of Defense is being open about its belief that a digital advantage requires operating outside U.S. networks on a daily basis.
-
Here’s how other nations measure up in electronic warfare
Other nations are seeking to deny U.S. forces the ability to communicate.
-
Should CYBERCOM be granted more acquisition funds?
Some congressional leaders are questioning Cyber Command’s needs given it has yet to exhaust what has already been provided.
-
What’s in the $9.6B cyber budget request?
Department of Defense officials provided greater granularity regarding bits of fiscal 2020 cyber monies.
-
How the Army is taking cyber units to the battlefield
The Army is moving out on establishing new cyber and information related units.
-
How the Army is getting its EW kit right for future battlefields
The Army is using a variety of prototyping efforts and soldier feedback to inform how it will equip electronic warfare units for the field.
-
CYBERCOM wants money for its anti-ISIS efforts
Cyber Command has requested funds for supporting ongoing operations overseas in fiscal 2020.
-
The Army’s next frontier demands transformations
The Army is working on information operations integration with other capabilities, such as cyber and electronic warfare.
-
Army looks to industry for network modernization
The Army is pursuing an Enterprise IT as a Service pilot pioneered by the Air Force.
-
The renewed debate over the NSA-CYBERCOM split
Some members of Congress recently expressed their opinion on splitting the dual-hat arrangement between the NSA and Cyber Command at this time.
-
More success means less boundaries in cyberspace
The Department of Defense is being open about its belief that a digital advantage requires operating outside U.S. networks on a daily basis.
-
Here’s how other nations measure up in electronic warfare
Other nations are seeking to deny U.S. forces the ability to communicate.
-
Should CYBERCOM be granted more acquisition funds?
Some congressional leaders are questioning Cyber Command’s needs given it has yet to exhaust what has already been provided.
-
What’s in the $9.6B cyber budget request?
Department of Defense officials provided greater granularity regarding bits of fiscal 2020 cyber monies.
-
How the Army is taking cyber units to the battlefield
The Army is moving out on establishing new cyber and information related units.
-
How the Army is getting its EW kit right for future battlefields
The Army is using a variety of prototyping efforts and soldier feedback to inform how it will equip electronic warfare units for the field.
