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What does DoD need as it transitions to multidomain operations?
In future operating environments, the services are going to need interoperable systems that can readily share and fuse data, but how they will get there remains a bit of a mystery.
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Is the ‘Google Translate’ of sensor systems coming?
Lockheed recently concluded a series of flight tests with DARPA on an experimental program for stitching together systems.
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Army commissions first cyber officers but hurdles remain
The Army has commissioned its first two officers as part of a new direct commissioning pilot for cyber personnel.
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No surprise, cloud tops new Defense CIO’s priorities
DoD CIO Dana Deasy offered more specifics on the Pentagon’s much anticipated JEDI contract.
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The Air Force needs more autonomous jets, less human input
A new paper suggests the Air Force should adopt more autonomous systems as a way to compete against Russia and China.
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Cyber in movies is cool, but can the Army do it?
Leaders on an Army team that experiments with bringing cyber weapons to the battlefield say their top priority is managing commanders’ expectations.
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The fake internet the Army uses to train cyberwarriors
The Army is using fake social media feeds to help train soldiers in the most realistic environments imaginable.
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Is it better to defend the Army’s network in the field or from afar?
An Army Cyber Command pilot program at the National Training Center at Fort Irwin is exploring the integration of cyber planners and tactical cyber operators with brigade combat teams, but also testing the effectiveness of defending battlefield networks from a remote location.
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How the Army is training for the digital conflict
An Army Cyber Command pilot program at the National Training Center at Fort Irwin is using a closed network with mock platforms to exploit to simulate certain effects and test integration of cyber and EW capabilities with brigade staff and tactical units.
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How the Army will infuse cyber operations on the battlefield
Army Cyber Command is using a pilot program, Cyber and Electromagnetic Activities Support to Corps and Below, to test the infrastructure changes necessary to insert tactical cyber teams within brigades.
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What does DoD need as it transitions to multidomain operations?
In future operating environments, the services are going to need interoperable systems that can readily share and fuse data, but how they will get there remains a bit of a mystery.
-
Is the ‘Google Translate’ of sensor systems coming?
Lockheed recently concluded a series of flight tests with DARPA on an experimental program for stitching together systems.
-
Army commissions first cyber officers but hurdles remain
The Army has commissioned its first two officers as part of a new direct commissioning pilot for cyber personnel.
-
No surprise, cloud tops new Defense CIO’s priorities
DoD CIO Dana Deasy offered more specifics on the Pentagon’s much anticipated JEDI contract.
-
The Air Force needs more autonomous jets, less human input
A new paper suggests the Air Force should adopt more autonomous systems as a way to compete against Russia and China.
-
Cyber in movies is cool, but can the Army do it?
Leaders on an Army team that experiments with bringing cyber weapons to the battlefield say their top priority is managing commanders’ expectations.
-
The fake internet the Army uses to train cyberwarriors
The Army is using fake social media feeds to help train soldiers in the most realistic environments imaginable.
-
Is it better to defend the Army’s network in the field or from afar?
An Army Cyber Command pilot program at the National Training Center at Fort Irwin is exploring the integration of cyber planners and tactical cyber operators with brigade combat teams, but also testing the effectiveness of defending battlefield networks from a remote location.
-
How the Army is training for the digital conflict
An Army Cyber Command pilot program at the National Training Center at Fort Irwin is using a closed network with mock platforms to exploit to simulate certain effects and test integration of cyber and EW capabilities with brigade staff and tactical units.
-
How the Army will infuse cyber operations on the battlefield
Army Cyber Command is using a pilot program, Cyber and Electromagnetic Activities Support to Corps and Below, to test the infrastructure changes necessary to insert tactical cyber teams within brigades.
-
What does DoD need as it transitions to multidomain operations?
In future operating environments, the services are going to need interoperable systems that can readily share and fuse data, but how they will get there remains a bit of a mystery.
-
Is the ‘Google Translate’ of sensor systems coming?
Lockheed recently concluded a series of flight tests with DARPA on an experimental program for stitching together systems.
-
Army commissions first cyber officers but hurdles remain
The Army has commissioned its first two officers as part of a new direct commissioning pilot for cyber personnel.
-
No surprise, cloud tops new Defense CIO’s priorities
DoD CIO Dana Deasy offered more specifics on the Pentagon’s much anticipated JEDI contract.
-
The Air Force needs more autonomous jets, less human input
A new paper suggests the Air Force should adopt more autonomous systems as a way to compete against Russia and China.
-
Cyber in movies is cool, but can the Army do it?
Leaders on an Army team that experiments with bringing cyber weapons to the battlefield say their top priority is managing commanders’ expectations.
-
The fake internet the Army uses to train cyberwarriors
The Army is using fake social media feeds to help train soldiers in the most realistic environments imaginable.
-
Is it better to defend the Army’s network in the field or from afar?
An Army Cyber Command pilot program at the National Training Center at Fort Irwin is exploring the integration of cyber planners and tactical cyber operators with brigade combat teams, but also testing the effectiveness of defending battlefield networks from a remote location.
-
How the Army is training for the digital conflict
An Army Cyber Command pilot program at the National Training Center at Fort Irwin is using a closed network with mock platforms to exploit to simulate certain effects and test integration of cyber and EW capabilities with brigade staff and tactical units.
-
How the Army will infuse cyber operations on the battlefield
Army Cyber Command is using a pilot program, Cyber and Electromagnetic Activities Support to Corps and Below, to test the infrastructure changes necessary to insert tactical cyber teams within brigades.
