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How the ‘Rad Lab’ helped avert nuclear war
Technology built in the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory changed history.
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Cyber to be featured for first time at US military exercise in Africa
“Cyber threats have become part of everyday life,” a U.S. Army exercise planner said, “and Africa is not immune.”
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US Air Force sees 5G as one of many connectors on future battlefields
The Defense Department and its contractors are tinkering with 5G as demand explodes for more and more-protected lines of communication.
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Geospatial-intelligence agency to expand capacity amid ‘data deluge’
The added resiliency and higher bandwidth will allow the agency to share intelligence more quickly, particularly in disconnected regions.
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Congress moves to ban TikTok from US government devices
Rule applies to the executive branch — with exemptions for national security, law enforcement and research — and doesn’t appear to cover Congress itself.
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Election-defending Cyber National Mission Force elevated by Pentagon
The force has been integral to the command’s work to secure U.S. elections, including the midterms this year.
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Invictus wins contract to update DIA’s top-secret intranet
The agency had declined to disclose the winning contractor. The value of the deal is classified.
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Cloud-friendly Air Force has eyes on Pentagon’s JWCC contract
CTO Jay Bonci said U.S. defense leaders “have to think about cloud as being a part of a resilience baseline.”
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Pentagon’s Office of Strategic Capital must win over Silicon Valley
The U.S. is doubling down on industrial goals, aiming to increase its role in the national security ecosystem and diminish that of its competitors.
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Predictive maintenance works. Why isn’t the military using it more?
Officials estimate those initiatives have saved hundreds of millions of dollars, increased vehicle availability and cut time at work.
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How the ‘Rad Lab’ helped avert nuclear war
Technology built in the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory changed history.
-
Cyber to be featured for first time at US military exercise in Africa
“Cyber threats have become part of everyday life,” a U.S. Army exercise planner said, “and Africa is not immune.”
-
US Air Force sees 5G as one of many connectors on future battlefields
The Defense Department and its contractors are tinkering with 5G as demand explodes for more and more-protected lines of communication.
-
Geospatial-intelligence agency to expand capacity amid ‘data deluge’
The added resiliency and higher bandwidth will allow the agency to share intelligence more quickly, particularly in disconnected regions.
-
Congress moves to ban TikTok from US government devices
Rule applies to the executive branch — with exemptions for national security, law enforcement and research — and doesn’t appear to cover Congress itself.
-
Election-defending Cyber National Mission Force elevated by Pentagon
The force has been integral to the command’s work to secure U.S. elections, including the midterms this year.
-
Invictus wins contract to update DIA’s top-secret intranet
The agency had declined to disclose the winning contractor. The value of the deal is classified.
-
Cloud-friendly Air Force has eyes on Pentagon’s JWCC contract
CTO Jay Bonci said U.S. defense leaders “have to think about cloud as being a part of a resilience baseline.”
-
Pentagon’s Office of Strategic Capital must win over Silicon Valley
The U.S. is doubling down on industrial goals, aiming to increase its role in the national security ecosystem and diminish that of its competitors.
-
Predictive maintenance works. Why isn’t the military using it more?
Officials estimate those initiatives have saved hundreds of millions of dollars, increased vehicle availability and cut time at work.
-
How the ‘Rad Lab’ helped avert nuclear war
Technology built in the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory changed history.
-
Cyber to be featured for first time at US military exercise in Africa
“Cyber threats have become part of everyday life,” a U.S. Army exercise planner said, “and Africa is not immune.”
-
US Air Force sees 5G as one of many connectors on future battlefields
The Defense Department and its contractors are tinkering with 5G as demand explodes for more and more-protected lines of communication.
-
Geospatial-intelligence agency to expand capacity amid ‘data deluge’
The added resiliency and higher bandwidth will allow the agency to share intelligence more quickly, particularly in disconnected regions.
-
Congress moves to ban TikTok from US government devices
Rule applies to the executive branch — with exemptions for national security, law enforcement and research — and doesn’t appear to cover Congress itself.
-
Election-defending Cyber National Mission Force elevated by Pentagon
The force has been integral to the command’s work to secure U.S. elections, including the midterms this year.
-
Invictus wins contract to update DIA’s top-secret intranet
The agency had declined to disclose the winning contractor. The value of the deal is classified.
-
Cloud-friendly Air Force has eyes on Pentagon’s JWCC contract
CTO Jay Bonci said U.S. defense leaders “have to think about cloud as being a part of a resilience baseline.”
-
Pentagon’s Office of Strategic Capital must win over Silicon Valley
The U.S. is doubling down on industrial goals, aiming to increase its role in the national security ecosystem and diminish that of its competitors.
-
Predictive maintenance works. Why isn’t the military using it more?
Officials estimate those initiatives have saved hundreds of millions of dollars, increased vehicle availability and cut time at work.
