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Rapid Equipping Force to deliver new electronic warfare platforms
Forces Command will be getting a new fleet of electronic warfare tactical vehicles this fall.
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The next step for the Army’s network? The cloud
The Army is setting its sights on tactical cloud computing as it continues to modernize its network.
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Here’s a look at the Army’s new enterprise cloud strategy
The Army is updating its enterprise cloud strategy for the first time since 2015.
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Here are the cyber staffing issues facing the Defense Department
The Department of Defense’s 10-year-old cyber war-fighting outfit may need up to 1,000 new, highly specialized employees. As cyberthreats proliferate, can it find them in time?
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Cyber Command chief will weigh in on split from NSA
CYBERCOM’s chief is working to provide an assessment to Pentagon leadership on whether CYBERCOM and NSA should split.
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Where do information operations fit in the DoD cyber enterprise?
With the evolution of cyber and the information space, could the Department of Defense organize under a unified information command synchronizing capabilities?
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Top Air Force intel officer: In AI, if you’re not first, you’re last.
The Air Force is recognizing the need to harness the power of automation to outpace advancing threats.
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Congress puts electronic warfare in its crosshairs
Congress hopes to bolster the Defense Department’s strategic posture in an area of increasing strategic importance.
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Congress wants DoD to hold a national cyber response exercise
A proposal wants the Department of Defense to play out its support to both private- and public-sector agencies in the event of a cyber incident.
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Did DISA make the cut in the FY19 defense bill?
The 2019 National Defense Authorization Act requires a review of so-called fourth estate agencies in search of efficiencies.
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Rapid Equipping Force to deliver new electronic warfare platforms
Forces Command will be getting a new fleet of electronic warfare tactical vehicles this fall.
-
The next step for the Army’s network? The cloud
The Army is setting its sights on tactical cloud computing as it continues to modernize its network.
-
Here’s a look at the Army’s new enterprise cloud strategy
The Army is updating its enterprise cloud strategy for the first time since 2015.
-
Here are the cyber staffing issues facing the Defense Department
The Department of Defense’s 10-year-old cyber war-fighting outfit may need up to 1,000 new, highly specialized employees. As cyberthreats proliferate, can it find them in time?
-
Cyber Command chief will weigh in on split from NSA
CYBERCOM’s chief is working to provide an assessment to Pentagon leadership on whether CYBERCOM and NSA should split.
-
Where do information operations fit in the DoD cyber enterprise?
With the evolution of cyber and the information space, could the Department of Defense organize under a unified information command synchronizing capabilities?
-
Top Air Force intel officer: In AI, if you’re not first, you’re last.
The Air Force is recognizing the need to harness the power of automation to outpace advancing threats.
-
Congress puts electronic warfare in its crosshairs
Congress hopes to bolster the Defense Department’s strategic posture in an area of increasing strategic importance.
-
Congress wants DoD to hold a national cyber response exercise
A proposal wants the Department of Defense to play out its support to both private- and public-sector agencies in the event of a cyber incident.
-
Did DISA make the cut in the FY19 defense bill?
The 2019 National Defense Authorization Act requires a review of so-called fourth estate agencies in search of efficiencies.
-
Rapid Equipping Force to deliver new electronic warfare platforms
Forces Command will be getting a new fleet of electronic warfare tactical vehicles this fall.
-
The next step for the Army’s network? The cloud
The Army is setting its sights on tactical cloud computing as it continues to modernize its network.
-
Here’s a look at the Army’s new enterprise cloud strategy
The Army is updating its enterprise cloud strategy for the first time since 2015.
-
Here are the cyber staffing issues facing the Defense Department
The Department of Defense’s 10-year-old cyber war-fighting outfit may need up to 1,000 new, highly specialized employees. As cyberthreats proliferate, can it find them in time?
-
Cyber Command chief will weigh in on split from NSA
CYBERCOM’s chief is working to provide an assessment to Pentagon leadership on whether CYBERCOM and NSA should split.
-
Where do information operations fit in the DoD cyber enterprise?
With the evolution of cyber and the information space, could the Department of Defense organize under a unified information command synchronizing capabilities?
-
Top Air Force intel officer: In AI, if you’re not first, you’re last.
The Air Force is recognizing the need to harness the power of automation to outpace advancing threats.
-
Congress puts electronic warfare in its crosshairs
Congress hopes to bolster the Defense Department’s strategic posture in an area of increasing strategic importance.
-
Congress wants DoD to hold a national cyber response exercise
A proposal wants the Department of Defense to play out its support to both private- and public-sector agencies in the event of a cyber incident.
-
Did DISA make the cut in the FY19 defense bill?
The 2019 National Defense Authorization Act requires a review of so-called fourth estate agencies in search of efficiencies.
