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Air Force general busts myth that enemies always try to stop rivals’ communications
What adjustments must the military make to counter adversaries that want to get inside communications systems instead of cutting them?
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DoD innovation arm delivers much-needed secure drones to the federal government
It’s the first time the Defense Innovation Unit made a program available to the whole federal government.
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US Air Force wants to transition software aboard C-130s
The service needs industry’s help to shift to a DevSecOps infrastructure.
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Host of challenges await next Pentagon CIO
A new CIO will take the reins as the department wrestles with the future of cybersecurity and its cloud environment.
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The Navy’s top data official wants to incentivize interoperability
In a recent webinar with C4ISRNET, the U.S. Navy’s chief data officer discussed how industry can help enable Joint All-Domain Command and Control and the state of play on data standards.
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AI for security: Autonomous surveillance at Marine base has warzone potential
The technology at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar uses artificial intelligence to crunch surveillance data to recognize possible threats, eliminating the time the Marines spent on regular in-person patrols
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DISA awards managed services contract to Perspecta
The company will provide content delivery, network optimization and information assurance services.
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Pentagon urged to work with industry on 5G network development
The U.S. Department of Defense has reviewed responses to a controversial RFI that some interpreted as a move to build a national 5G network.
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Pentagon No. 2 pick calls for metrics to judge AI progress
Nominee Kathleen Hicks wants the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center, which would report to her, to be the tool to guide the department’s transformation for using artificial intelligence.
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Pentagon awards $30 million contract to boost processing of rare earth elements
The award comes as the federal government wants to wane its reliance on China for rare earth elements.
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Air Force general busts myth that enemies always try to stop rivals’ communications
What adjustments must the military make to counter adversaries that want to get inside communications systems instead of cutting them?
-
DoD innovation arm delivers much-needed secure drones to the federal government
It’s the first time the Defense Innovation Unit made a program available to the whole federal government.
-
US Air Force wants to transition software aboard C-130s
The service needs industry’s help to shift to a DevSecOps infrastructure.
-
Host of challenges await next Pentagon CIO
A new CIO will take the reins as the department wrestles with the future of cybersecurity and its cloud environment.
-
The Navy’s top data official wants to incentivize interoperability
In a recent webinar with C4ISRNET, the U.S. Navy’s chief data officer discussed how industry can help enable Joint All-Domain Command and Control and the state of play on data standards.
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AI for security: Autonomous surveillance at Marine base has warzone potential
The technology at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar uses artificial intelligence to crunch surveillance data to recognize possible threats, eliminating the time the Marines spent on regular in-person patrols
-
DISA awards managed services contract to Perspecta
The company will provide content delivery, network optimization and information assurance services.
-
Pentagon urged to work with industry on 5G network development
The U.S. Department of Defense has reviewed responses to a controversial RFI that some interpreted as a move to build a national 5G network.
-
Pentagon No. 2 pick calls for metrics to judge AI progress
Nominee Kathleen Hicks wants the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center, which would report to her, to be the tool to guide the department’s transformation for using artificial intelligence.
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Pentagon awards $30 million contract to boost processing of rare earth elements
The award comes as the federal government wants to wane its reliance on China for rare earth elements.
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Air Force general busts myth that enemies always try to stop rivals’ communications
What adjustments must the military make to counter adversaries that want to get inside communications systems instead of cutting them?
-
DoD innovation arm delivers much-needed secure drones to the federal government
It’s the first time the Defense Innovation Unit made a program available to the whole federal government.
-
US Air Force wants to transition software aboard C-130s
The service needs industry’s help to shift to a DevSecOps infrastructure.
-
Host of challenges await next Pentagon CIO
A new CIO will take the reins as the department wrestles with the future of cybersecurity and its cloud environment.
-
The Navy’s top data official wants to incentivize interoperability
In a recent webinar with C4ISRNET, the U.S. Navy’s chief data officer discussed how industry can help enable Joint All-Domain Command and Control and the state of play on data standards.
-
AI for security: Autonomous surveillance at Marine base has warzone potential
The technology at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar uses artificial intelligence to crunch surveillance data to recognize possible threats, eliminating the time the Marines spent on regular in-person patrols
-
DISA awards managed services contract to Perspecta
The company will provide content delivery, network optimization and information assurance services.
-
Pentagon urged to work with industry on 5G network development
The U.S. Department of Defense has reviewed responses to a controversial RFI that some interpreted as a move to build a national 5G network.
-
Pentagon No. 2 pick calls for metrics to judge AI progress
Nominee Kathleen Hicks wants the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center, which would report to her, to be the tool to guide the department’s transformation for using artificial intelligence.
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Pentagon awards $30 million contract to boost processing of rare earth elements
The award comes as the federal government wants to wane its reliance on China for rare earth elements.
