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How DoD can integrate cyber into battle plans
The services are working to staff new cyber planning cells at the combatant commands to help integrate cyber into traditional military operations.
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Visualization tools could be the future of electronic warfare
Some in industry believe the future of electronic warfare will have to incorporate a visualization capability for operators and commanders to better plan effects in a non-physical domain.
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Here’s how Army soldiers in Europe are doing mobile electronic warfare
A rapid response capability program is delivering software updates that allow Army soldiers to address specific on-the-go, offline EW planning and management needs in Europe.
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Air Force ISR leaders ‘underestimated the pace of change and the threats’
The Air Force told lawmakers this week that it underestimated threats when assessing the fate of its ISR systems.
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Nakasone not bullish on NSA/Cyber Command split
Lt. Gen. Paul Nakasone, the nominee to head both the National Security Agency and U.S. Cyber Command, told the Senate Intelligence Committee that the decision to split the two should be done with the best interests of the nation in mind.
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Intelligence official: US still leads in quantum computing … for now
Despite investments by competitors such as China, the U.S. still leads quantum computing research according to the director of the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity.
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The intel community wants to geotag photos even when terrorists have disabled the feature
IARPA director Jason Matheny provided a brief rundown of programs his agency is funding to reduce the cognitive burden on analysts.
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The Pentagon has a new metric for SATCOM: lethality
With the new National Defense Strategy, the Department of Defense is looking for systems that can contribute to lethality and readiness.
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Cyber needs change quickly, cyber policies have not
As the cyberspace domain continues to evolve, how should the authorities that govern cyber operations also change?
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Is DoD organized to combat Russian information operations?
Senators continued to pressure DoD leaders regarding Russian information warfare.
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How DoD can integrate cyber into battle plans
The services are working to staff new cyber planning cells at the combatant commands to help integrate cyber into traditional military operations.
-
Visualization tools could be the future of electronic warfare
Some in industry believe the future of electronic warfare will have to incorporate a visualization capability for operators and commanders to better plan effects in a non-physical domain.
-
Here’s how Army soldiers in Europe are doing mobile electronic warfare
A rapid response capability program is delivering software updates that allow Army soldiers to address specific on-the-go, offline EW planning and management needs in Europe.
-
Air Force ISR leaders ‘underestimated the pace of change and the threats’
The Air Force told lawmakers this week that it underestimated threats when assessing the fate of its ISR systems.
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Nakasone not bullish on NSA/Cyber Command split
Lt. Gen. Paul Nakasone, the nominee to head both the National Security Agency and U.S. Cyber Command, told the Senate Intelligence Committee that the decision to split the two should be done with the best interests of the nation in mind.
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Intelligence official: US still leads in quantum computing … for now
Despite investments by competitors such as China, the U.S. still leads quantum computing research according to the director of the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity.
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The intel community wants to geotag photos even when terrorists have disabled the feature
IARPA director Jason Matheny provided a brief rundown of programs his agency is funding to reduce the cognitive burden on analysts.
-
The Pentagon has a new metric for SATCOM: lethality
With the new National Defense Strategy, the Department of Defense is looking for systems that can contribute to lethality and readiness.
-
Cyber needs change quickly, cyber policies have not
As the cyberspace domain continues to evolve, how should the authorities that govern cyber operations also change?
-
Is DoD organized to combat Russian information operations?
Senators continued to pressure DoD leaders regarding Russian information warfare.
-
How DoD can integrate cyber into battle plans
The services are working to staff new cyber planning cells at the combatant commands to help integrate cyber into traditional military operations.
-
Visualization tools could be the future of electronic warfare
Some in industry believe the future of electronic warfare will have to incorporate a visualization capability for operators and commanders to better plan effects in a non-physical domain.
-
Here’s how Army soldiers in Europe are doing mobile electronic warfare
A rapid response capability program is delivering software updates that allow Army soldiers to address specific on-the-go, offline EW planning and management needs in Europe.
-
Air Force ISR leaders ‘underestimated the pace of change and the threats’
The Air Force told lawmakers this week that it underestimated threats when assessing the fate of its ISR systems.
-
Nakasone not bullish on NSA/Cyber Command split
Lt. Gen. Paul Nakasone, the nominee to head both the National Security Agency and U.S. Cyber Command, told the Senate Intelligence Committee that the decision to split the two should be done with the best interests of the nation in mind.
-
Intelligence official: US still leads in quantum computing … for now
Despite investments by competitors such as China, the U.S. still leads quantum computing research according to the director of the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity.
-
The intel community wants to geotag photos even when terrorists have disabled the feature
IARPA director Jason Matheny provided a brief rundown of programs his agency is funding to reduce the cognitive burden on analysts.
-
The Pentagon has a new metric for SATCOM: lethality
With the new National Defense Strategy, the Department of Defense is looking for systems that can contribute to lethality and readiness.
-
Cyber needs change quickly, cyber policies have not
As the cyberspace domain continues to evolve, how should the authorities that govern cyber operations also change?
-
Is DoD organized to combat Russian information operations?
Senators continued to pressure DoD leaders regarding Russian information warfare.
