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Here’s what the Army wants in future radios
Army leaders say future radios need to be more resilient and flexible in the face of advanced jamming capabilities.
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Marines cyber forces to grow
The Marine Corps is building up its proficiency and talent in the cyber career field to be better postured to fight and win in an increasingly modern battlefield.
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In Army’s newest unit, everyone learns cyber skills
The Army’s newest unit received cyber and electronic warfare prep from members of Army Cyber Command before their deployment to Afghanistan in March.
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Army Cyber Command gets limited acquisition authority
The deputy to the commander of ARCYBER now has the ability to get capability into the hands of operators faster.
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The cost of new GPS programs jumped $930 million last year
DoD’s annual Selected Acquisition Report updates program cost estimates.
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How artificial intelligence went from an advantage to a worldwide threat
Once considered one answer to preserving U.S. military superiority, AI is now seen by national security leaders as a danger to military operations — and the need to invest in decision-making technologies is accelerating.
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Hackers unleashed on Pentagon, again
The Department of Defense recently launched another iteration of its “Hack the Pentagon” bug bounty program.
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Alleged NSA leaker files to subpoena cybersecurity firms, national security agencies
Former National Security Agency contractor Reality Winner has subpoenaed several federal and state government entities, as well as private-sector companies, as part of her defense in her trial.
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How a new Army team plans to modernize the network
The Army’s network cross functional team is looking to speed up the fielding of new equipment while evolving the development of longer term solutions.
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In: Fast GPS solutions. Out: Drawn out development
The Army’s PNT cross functional team is looking to deliver GPS-denied solutions to soldiers faster.
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Here’s what the Army wants in future radios
Army leaders say future radios need to be more resilient and flexible in the face of advanced jamming capabilities.
-
Marines cyber forces to grow
The Marine Corps is building up its proficiency and talent in the cyber career field to be better postured to fight and win in an increasingly modern battlefield.
-
In Army’s newest unit, everyone learns cyber skills
The Army’s newest unit received cyber and electronic warfare prep from members of Army Cyber Command before their deployment to Afghanistan in March.
-
Army Cyber Command gets limited acquisition authority
The deputy to the commander of ARCYBER now has the ability to get capability into the hands of operators faster.
-
The cost of new GPS programs jumped $930 million last year
DoD’s annual Selected Acquisition Report updates program cost estimates.
-
How artificial intelligence went from an advantage to a worldwide threat
Once considered one answer to preserving U.S. military superiority, AI is now seen by national security leaders as a danger to military operations — and the need to invest in decision-making technologies is accelerating.
-
Hackers unleashed on Pentagon, again
The Department of Defense recently launched another iteration of its “Hack the Pentagon” bug bounty program.
-
Alleged NSA leaker files to subpoena cybersecurity firms, national security agencies
Former National Security Agency contractor Reality Winner has subpoenaed several federal and state government entities, as well as private-sector companies, as part of her defense in her trial.
-
How a new Army team plans to modernize the network
The Army’s network cross functional team is looking to speed up the fielding of new equipment while evolving the development of longer term solutions.
-
In: Fast GPS solutions. Out: Drawn out development
The Army’s PNT cross functional team is looking to deliver GPS-denied solutions to soldiers faster.
-
Here’s what the Army wants in future radios
Army leaders say future radios need to be more resilient and flexible in the face of advanced jamming capabilities.
-
Marines cyber forces to grow
The Marine Corps is building up its proficiency and talent in the cyber career field to be better postured to fight and win in an increasingly modern battlefield.
-
In Army’s newest unit, everyone learns cyber skills
The Army’s newest unit received cyber and electronic warfare prep from members of Army Cyber Command before their deployment to Afghanistan in March.
-
Army Cyber Command gets limited acquisition authority
The deputy to the commander of ARCYBER now has the ability to get capability into the hands of operators faster.
-
The cost of new GPS programs jumped $930 million last year
DoD’s annual Selected Acquisition Report updates program cost estimates.
-
How artificial intelligence went from an advantage to a worldwide threat
Once considered one answer to preserving U.S. military superiority, AI is now seen by national security leaders as a danger to military operations — and the need to invest in decision-making technologies is accelerating.
-
Hackers unleashed on Pentagon, again
The Department of Defense recently launched another iteration of its “Hack the Pentagon” bug bounty program.
-
Alleged NSA leaker files to subpoena cybersecurity firms, national security agencies
Former National Security Agency contractor Reality Winner has subpoenaed several federal and state government entities, as well as private-sector companies, as part of her defense in her trial.
-
How a new Army team plans to modernize the network
The Army’s network cross functional team is looking to speed up the fielding of new equipment while evolving the development of longer term solutions.
-
In: Fast GPS solutions. Out: Drawn out development
The Army’s PNT cross functional team is looking to deliver GPS-denied solutions to soldiers faster.



