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The Air Force is reorganizing its primary IT shop
As part of the change, leaders are dividing job responsibilities from the chief information officer to a new combined intelligence/IT shop and a deputy CIO.
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The ‘once-in-a-generation’ effort to improve DoD readiness
The Defense Intelligence Agency is taking a three-pronged approach to modernizing a core intelligence database.
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What will forces need in complex EW environment?
Top U.S. military officials outlined what is needed to defeat sophisticated adversaries on future battlefields.
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Enemy air defenses make electronic warfare a higher priority
The United States will need systems to counter advanced enemy air defense systems.
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Can a new DoD center cut through the electronic warfare static?
The Joint Artificial Intelligence Center could help overburdened EW analysts.
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The Army’s new approach for developing electronic warfare systems
The service wants more equipment at the brigade level ASAP.
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Defense officials taking advantage of new cyber authorities
New authorities allow DoD to act faster and respond quicker to activities in cyberspace.
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The Army is rapidly regrowing electronic warfare
New forces and capabilities are being developed across several echelons.
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Why cyberspace demands an always-on approach
Cyber Command has said that the constant threat from adversaries will require persistent engagement below the threshold of conflict.
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The Air Force is reorganizing its primary IT shop
As part of the change, leaders are dividing job responsibilities from the chief information officer to a new combined intelligence/IT shop and a deputy CIO.
-
The ‘once-in-a-generation’ effort to improve DoD readiness
The Defense Intelligence Agency is taking a three-pronged approach to modernizing a core intelligence database.
-
Cyber Command’s anti-ISIS offensive undergoes a change
Joint Task Force-Ares gets a new commander.
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What will forces need in complex EW environment?
Top U.S. military officials outlined what is needed to defeat sophisticated adversaries on future battlefields.
-
Enemy air defenses make electronic warfare a higher priority
The United States will need systems to counter advanced enemy air defense systems.
-
Can a new DoD center cut through the electronic warfare static?
The Joint Artificial Intelligence Center could help overburdened EW analysts.
-
The Army’s new approach for developing electronic warfare systems
The service wants more equipment at the brigade level ASAP.
-
Defense officials taking advantage of new cyber authorities
New authorities allow DoD to act faster and respond quicker to activities in cyberspace.
-
The Army is rapidly regrowing electronic warfare
New forces and capabilities are being developed across several echelons.
-
Why cyberspace demands an always-on approach
Cyber Command has said that the constant threat from adversaries will require persistent engagement below the threshold of conflict.
-
The Air Force is reorganizing its primary IT shop
As part of the change, leaders are dividing job responsibilities from the chief information officer to a new combined intelligence/IT shop and a deputy CIO.
-
The ‘once-in-a-generation’ effort to improve DoD readiness
The Defense Intelligence Agency is taking a three-pronged approach to modernizing a core intelligence database.
-
Cyber Command’s anti-ISIS offensive undergoes a change
Joint Task Force-Ares gets a new commander.
-
What will forces need in complex EW environment?
Top U.S. military officials outlined what is needed to defeat sophisticated adversaries on future battlefields.
-
Enemy air defenses make electronic warfare a higher priority
The United States will need systems to counter advanced enemy air defense systems.
-
Can a new DoD center cut through the electronic warfare static?
The Joint Artificial Intelligence Center could help overburdened EW analysts.
-
The Army’s new approach for developing electronic warfare systems
The service wants more equipment at the brigade level ASAP.
-
Defense officials taking advantage of new cyber authorities
New authorities allow DoD to act faster and respond quicker to activities in cyberspace.
-
The Army is rapidly regrowing electronic warfare
New forces and capabilities are being developed across several echelons.
-
Why cyberspace demands an always-on approach
Cyber Command has said that the constant threat from adversaries will require persistent engagement below the threshold of conflict.
