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The Army has outlined a technology wish list
The service is seeking to equip a pilot ‘multidomain’ task force.
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The Army wants new tools to sense, disrupt and protect signals
An industry day centered on signals intelligence and electronic warfare will take place in January.
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Are cyber weapons similar to WMDs? DoD wants to know
The Department of Defense is seeking research papers assessing the relationship between offensive cyber and weapons of mass destruction.
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New Army AI is cutting through data-choked battlefields
Army units are getting electronic warfare prototypes with new artificial intelligence capabilities.
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How DoD is getting serious about artificial intelligence
The Pentagon is working to both deliver near-term AI capabilities while instill lasting AI practices.
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The Army is developing a lighter, more agile comms kit
The Army continues to leverage prototyping and experimentation to inform purchasing decisions.
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DoD IG: Military networks are exposed to ‘unnecessary’ cyber risks
Several components do not have an accurate inventory of software applications, allowing for potential vulnerabilities.
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Rise of the machines: The Pentagon’s AI workforce plan
The Department of Defense is trying to build artificial intelligence proficiency in its future workforce to maintain an edge on competitor nations.
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Emerging technologies could tip the scales for cyber defense
One top Department of Defense leader has an optimistic outlook on the future of network defense.
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How the Joint Staff’s cyber role has changed
The character of war is evolving, and so has the Joint Staff’s part in integration efforts.
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The Army has outlined a technology wish list
The service is seeking to equip a pilot ‘multidomain’ task force.
-
The Army wants new tools to sense, disrupt and protect signals
An industry day centered on signals intelligence and electronic warfare will take place in January.
-
Are cyber weapons similar to WMDs? DoD wants to know
The Department of Defense is seeking research papers assessing the relationship between offensive cyber and weapons of mass destruction.
-
New Army AI is cutting through data-choked battlefields
Army units are getting electronic warfare prototypes with new artificial intelligence capabilities.
-
How DoD is getting serious about artificial intelligence
The Pentagon is working to both deliver near-term AI capabilities while instill lasting AI practices.
-
The Army is developing a lighter, more agile comms kit
The Army continues to leverage prototyping and experimentation to inform purchasing decisions.
-
DoD IG: Military networks are exposed to ‘unnecessary’ cyber risks
Several components do not have an accurate inventory of software applications, allowing for potential vulnerabilities.
-
Rise of the machines: The Pentagon’s AI workforce plan
The Department of Defense is trying to build artificial intelligence proficiency in its future workforce to maintain an edge on competitor nations.
-
Emerging technologies could tip the scales for cyber defense
One top Department of Defense leader has an optimistic outlook on the future of network defense.
-
How the Joint Staff’s cyber role has changed
The character of war is evolving, and so has the Joint Staff’s part in integration efforts.
-
The Army has outlined a technology wish list
The service is seeking to equip a pilot ‘multidomain’ task force.
-
The Army wants new tools to sense, disrupt and protect signals
An industry day centered on signals intelligence and electronic warfare will take place in January.
-
Are cyber weapons similar to WMDs? DoD wants to know
The Department of Defense is seeking research papers assessing the relationship between offensive cyber and weapons of mass destruction.
-
New Army AI is cutting through data-choked battlefields
Army units are getting electronic warfare prototypes with new artificial intelligence capabilities.
-
How DoD is getting serious about artificial intelligence
The Pentagon is working to both deliver near-term AI capabilities while instill lasting AI practices.
-
The Army is developing a lighter, more agile comms kit
The Army continues to leverage prototyping and experimentation to inform purchasing decisions.
-
DoD IG: Military networks are exposed to ‘unnecessary’ cyber risks
Several components do not have an accurate inventory of software applications, allowing for potential vulnerabilities.
-
Rise of the machines: The Pentagon’s AI workforce plan
The Department of Defense is trying to build artificial intelligence proficiency in its future workforce to maintain an edge on competitor nations.
-
Emerging technologies could tip the scales for cyber defense
One top Department of Defense leader has an optimistic outlook on the future of network defense.
-
How the Joint Staff’s cyber role has changed
The character of war is evolving, and so has the Joint Staff’s part in integration efforts.



