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Here’s how AI can act as a deterrent in future conflicts
The leader of SOCOM believes the military has to adopt AI to keep up with competitors.
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Why Syria may be the most aggressive electronic warfare environment on Earth
The head of Special Operations Command shared how adversaries are using advanced electronic warfare capabilities to jam communications and even disrupt AC-130 aircraft.
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How the Pentagon can better leverage commercial tech
Joseph Kernan, undersecretary of defense for intelligence, expressed frustration that the DoD hasn’t taken better advantage of commercial tech, but explained how things are changing.
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NGA director: ‘Facts aren’t what they used to be’
It is becoming easier for adversaries to create confusion through advancements in technology.
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GEOINT helps make the decision to strike ISIS easier
Despite information sharing hurdles between the U.S. and coalition partners, geospatial intelligence has served as a difference maker in providing partners confidence for targeting data.
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CIA rethinks how to protect operatives’ digital lives
The interconnectedness of today’s world is forcing the CIA to operate differently. Here’s how.
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New CTO to help NGA better leverage technology trends
NGA has created a new chief technology officer position that will act as an evangelist for innovation inside and outside the agency.
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Why DoD is starting a new cyber cell on the Korean Peninsula
Cyber Command is standing up a cyber planning cell within U.S. Forces Korea aimed at integrating cyber operations with traditional military plans.
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Dynetics wins $38 million contract for Gremlins drone program
Dynetics has been awarded for Phase 3 of DARPA’s Gremlins program.
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Here’s how AI can act as a deterrent in future conflicts
The leader of SOCOM believes the military has to adopt AI to keep up with competitors.
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Why Syria may be the most aggressive electronic warfare environment on Earth
The head of Special Operations Command shared how adversaries are using advanced electronic warfare capabilities to jam communications and even disrupt AC-130 aircraft.
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How the Pentagon can better leverage commercial tech
Joseph Kernan, undersecretary of defense for intelligence, expressed frustration that the DoD hasn’t taken better advantage of commercial tech, but explained how things are changing.
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NGA director: ‘Facts aren’t what they used to be’
It is becoming easier for adversaries to create confusion through advancements in technology.
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Cardillo to ‘finetune’ NGA’s 2025 strategy
NGA will soon release a new 2025 strategy.
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GEOINT helps make the decision to strike ISIS easier
Despite information sharing hurdles between the U.S. and coalition partners, geospatial intelligence has served as a difference maker in providing partners confidence for targeting data.
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CIA rethinks how to protect operatives’ digital lives
The interconnectedness of today’s world is forcing the CIA to operate differently. Here’s how.
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New CTO to help NGA better leverage technology trends
NGA has created a new chief technology officer position that will act as an evangelist for innovation inside and outside the agency.
-
Why DoD is starting a new cyber cell on the Korean Peninsula
Cyber Command is standing up a cyber planning cell within U.S. Forces Korea aimed at integrating cyber operations with traditional military plans.
-
Dynetics wins $38 million contract for Gremlins drone program
Dynetics has been awarded for Phase 3 of DARPA’s Gremlins program.
-
Here’s how AI can act as a deterrent in future conflicts
The leader of SOCOM believes the military has to adopt AI to keep up with competitors.
-
Why Syria may be the most aggressive electronic warfare environment on Earth
The head of Special Operations Command shared how adversaries are using advanced electronic warfare capabilities to jam communications and even disrupt AC-130 aircraft.
-
How the Pentagon can better leverage commercial tech
Joseph Kernan, undersecretary of defense for intelligence, expressed frustration that the DoD hasn’t taken better advantage of commercial tech, but explained how things are changing.
-
NGA director: ‘Facts aren’t what they used to be’
It is becoming easier for adversaries to create confusion through advancements in technology.
-
Cardillo to ‘finetune’ NGA’s 2025 strategy
NGA will soon release a new 2025 strategy.
-
GEOINT helps make the decision to strike ISIS easier
Despite information sharing hurdles between the U.S. and coalition partners, geospatial intelligence has served as a difference maker in providing partners confidence for targeting data.
-
CIA rethinks how to protect operatives’ digital lives
The interconnectedness of today’s world is forcing the CIA to operate differently. Here’s how.
-
New CTO to help NGA better leverage technology trends
NGA has created a new chief technology officer position that will act as an evangelist for innovation inside and outside the agency.
-
Why DoD is starting a new cyber cell on the Korean Peninsula
Cyber Command is standing up a cyber planning cell within U.S. Forces Korea aimed at integrating cyber operations with traditional military plans.
-
Dynetics wins $38 million contract for Gremlins drone program
Dynetics has been awarded for Phase 3 of DARPA’s Gremlins program.
