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Technology alone may not curb insider threats
While various technological solutions have been employed to monitor insider threats, the intelligence community’s top counterintelligence officer believes the most important aspect is understanding personality traits of potential insider threats.
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Keeping up and getting ahead
Agility, creativity, innovation and adaptability are essential attributes for all those involved in security, defense and intelligence.
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Drones ‘a critical component’ for Marine electronic warfare tactics
In the recently published 2017 Aviation Plan, the Marines note that UAS will be a planned critical component of the Marine Air Ground Task Force EW concept.
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General Dynamics brings NATO to the cloud
Work on this contract will be based in Belgium and performed across many of the NATO member nations.
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DISA wants advice on building secure OPM background check system
The defense IT agency is looking for a mix of commercial solutions to help handle background investigations.
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Nation states are becoming bolder in cyberspace, says US cyber commander
Nation states are employing more coordinated campaigns in cyberspace as opposed to unorganized, haphazard intrusions.
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Testing of comms management tool shows positive results
In independent third-party testing, sponsored by PacStar, researchers found that automated systems management delivers a higher rate of productivity that the previous manual processes.
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Lockheed Martin lands $1.6B Army mobile radar contract
The contract is the largest single deal in the history of the company’s plant in Salina, just north of Syracuse.
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Analytics tool boosts aviation readiness for Navy
Vector offers a comprehensive view of data, which was previously siloed and often inaccessible.
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Raytheon to improve data links between drones, troops, ships
Raytheon has been awarded an $11.8 million Office of Naval Research contract to develop networking technologies to improve fire support.
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Technology alone may not curb insider threats
While various technological solutions have been employed to monitor insider threats, the intelligence community’s top counterintelligence officer believes the most important aspect is understanding personality traits of potential insider threats.
-
Keeping up and getting ahead
Agility, creativity, innovation and adaptability are essential attributes for all those involved in security, defense and intelligence.
-
Drones ‘a critical component’ for Marine electronic warfare tactics
In the recently published 2017 Aviation Plan, the Marines note that UAS will be a planned critical component of the Marine Air Ground Task Force EW concept.
-
General Dynamics brings NATO to the cloud
Work on this contract will be based in Belgium and performed across many of the NATO member nations.
-
DISA wants advice on building secure OPM background check system
The defense IT agency is looking for a mix of commercial solutions to help handle background investigations.
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Nation states are becoming bolder in cyberspace, says US cyber commander
Nation states are employing more coordinated campaigns in cyberspace as opposed to unorganized, haphazard intrusions.
-
Testing of comms management tool shows positive results
In independent third-party testing, sponsored by PacStar, researchers found that automated systems management delivers a higher rate of productivity that the previous manual processes.
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Lockheed Martin lands $1.6B Army mobile radar contract
The contract is the largest single deal in the history of the company’s plant in Salina, just north of Syracuse.
-
Analytics tool boosts aviation readiness for Navy
Vector offers a comprehensive view of data, which was previously siloed and often inaccessible.
-
Raytheon to improve data links between drones, troops, ships
Raytheon has been awarded an $11.8 million Office of Naval Research contract to develop networking technologies to improve fire support.
-
Technology alone may not curb insider threats
While various technological solutions have been employed to monitor insider threats, the intelligence community’s top counterintelligence officer believes the most important aspect is understanding personality traits of potential insider threats.
-
Keeping up and getting ahead
Agility, creativity, innovation and adaptability are essential attributes for all those involved in security, defense and intelligence.
-
Drones ‘a critical component’ for Marine electronic warfare tactics
In the recently published 2017 Aviation Plan, the Marines note that UAS will be a planned critical component of the Marine Air Ground Task Force EW concept.
-
General Dynamics brings NATO to the cloud
Work on this contract will be based in Belgium and performed across many of the NATO member nations.
-
DISA wants advice on building secure OPM background check system
The defense IT agency is looking for a mix of commercial solutions to help handle background investigations.
-
Nation states are becoming bolder in cyberspace, says US cyber commander
Nation states are employing more coordinated campaigns in cyberspace as opposed to unorganized, haphazard intrusions.
-
Testing of comms management tool shows positive results
In independent third-party testing, sponsored by PacStar, researchers found that automated systems management delivers a higher rate of productivity that the previous manual processes.
-
Lockheed Martin lands $1.6B Army mobile radar contract
The contract is the largest single deal in the history of the company’s plant in Salina, just north of Syracuse.
-
Analytics tool boosts aviation readiness for Navy
Vector offers a comprehensive view of data, which was previously siloed and often inaccessible.
-
Raytheon to improve data links between drones, troops, ships
Raytheon has been awarded an $11.8 million Office of Naval Research contract to develop networking technologies to improve fire support.
