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Leadership looks to ready Marines for high-end fight
For a force used to the counterterrorism fight, it will take some transitioning to compete against near-peer actors.
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The future of cyber training might mean going inside a virtual network under attack
Raytheon is developing a virtual reality solution for training cyber warriors.
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Here’s what the Navy is doing to combat near-peer competitors
Top Navy officials described how their forces are addressing the “great power competition” arising with information warfare.
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No comms? Naval community not worried
Naval officials explained that the training of their forces will provide the upper hand in a communications-degraded environment.
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Air Force to begin cyber squadron roll out in 2018
The Air Force is rolling out the next phase of its initiative that aims to protect the critical Air Force-specific missions that ensure cyber threats are thwarted.
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The National Defense Strategy in one page
The Deputy Secretary of Defense boiled down the recently released 11-page National Defense Strategy summary to one page at the 2018 AFCEA West conference.
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Why DoD leaders are increasingly worried about the ‘gray zone’
The wide availability of commercial technologies to militaries and nonstate groups provides ample openings for competitive actions below the threshold of war, escalating the opportunities for a more traditional conflict.
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Army announces new cyber policy head
Brig. Gen. Jennifer Buckner has been selected to lead the Army’s cyber directorate within the G-3/5/7.
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A special Afghan unit could be the Army’s test case for its future network
The Army is looking to the newly established advise-and-assist brigade that’s headed to Afghanistan to help inform modernization efforts associated with communications gear for conventional units.
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What a new Army brigade can learn from the special ops community
While multi-function systems are the future for the military, they are especially critical for small teams that will be deploying to Afghanistan.
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Leadership looks to ready Marines for high-end fight
For a force used to the counterterrorism fight, it will take some transitioning to compete against near-peer actors.
-
The future of cyber training might mean going inside a virtual network under attack
Raytheon is developing a virtual reality solution for training cyber warriors.
-
Here’s what the Navy is doing to combat near-peer competitors
Top Navy officials described how their forces are addressing the “great power competition” arising with information warfare.
-
No comms? Naval community not worried
Naval officials explained that the training of their forces will provide the upper hand in a communications-degraded environment.
-
Air Force to begin cyber squadron roll out in 2018
The Air Force is rolling out the next phase of its initiative that aims to protect the critical Air Force-specific missions that ensure cyber threats are thwarted.
-
The National Defense Strategy in one page
The Deputy Secretary of Defense boiled down the recently released 11-page National Defense Strategy summary to one page at the 2018 AFCEA West conference.
-
Why DoD leaders are increasingly worried about the ‘gray zone’
The wide availability of commercial technologies to militaries and nonstate groups provides ample openings for competitive actions below the threshold of war, escalating the opportunities for a more traditional conflict.
-
Army announces new cyber policy head
Brig. Gen. Jennifer Buckner has been selected to lead the Army’s cyber directorate within the G-3/5/7.
-
A special Afghan unit could be the Army’s test case for its future network
The Army is looking to the newly established advise-and-assist brigade that’s headed to Afghanistan to help inform modernization efforts associated with communications gear for conventional units.
-
What a new Army brigade can learn from the special ops community
While multi-function systems are the future for the military, they are especially critical for small teams that will be deploying to Afghanistan.
-
Leadership looks to ready Marines for high-end fight
For a force used to the counterterrorism fight, it will take some transitioning to compete against near-peer actors.
-
The future of cyber training might mean going inside a virtual network under attack
Raytheon is developing a virtual reality solution for training cyber warriors.
-
Here’s what the Navy is doing to combat near-peer competitors
Top Navy officials described how their forces are addressing the “great power competition” arising with information warfare.
-
No comms? Naval community not worried
Naval officials explained that the training of their forces will provide the upper hand in a communications-degraded environment.
-
Air Force to begin cyber squadron roll out in 2018
The Air Force is rolling out the next phase of its initiative that aims to protect the critical Air Force-specific missions that ensure cyber threats are thwarted.
-
The National Defense Strategy in one page
The Deputy Secretary of Defense boiled down the recently released 11-page National Defense Strategy summary to one page at the 2018 AFCEA West conference.
-
Why DoD leaders are increasingly worried about the ‘gray zone’
The wide availability of commercial technologies to militaries and nonstate groups provides ample openings for competitive actions below the threshold of war, escalating the opportunities for a more traditional conflict.
-
Army announces new cyber policy head
Brig. Gen. Jennifer Buckner has been selected to lead the Army’s cyber directorate within the G-3/5/7.
-
A special Afghan unit could be the Army’s test case for its future network
The Army is looking to the newly established advise-and-assist brigade that’s headed to Afghanistan to help inform modernization efforts associated with communications gear for conventional units.
-
What a new Army brigade can learn from the special ops community
While multi-function systems are the future for the military, they are especially critical for small teams that will be deploying to Afghanistan.
