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Former CYBERCOM official calls for human oversight of autonomous systems
Top defense officials have reassured that humans will always be in the loop on lethal warfare systems.
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Air Force seeks modernization for full-spectrum fights
The Air Force’s acquisition chief told an audience at the Unmanned Systems Defense conference that the service is looking to modernize its platforms to allow them to fight in more contested environments.
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Chemring awarded Australian electronic warfare contract
British firm Chemring Group has been awarded an Australian military contract for electronic warfare systems.
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Army assesses emerging tech to meet critical gaps
The Army Warfighting Assessment exercise seeks to examine how new technologies can integrate with the future force as well as joint and multinational partners.
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Cyber weapons spark increased concern
Government and military leaders seek insights on cyber weapons and how to control them.
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Inside the Navy’s push to broaden NGEN re-compete
As the Navy gears up to re-compete a massive networking contract, service leaders say they are looking to bring a broader group of players to the table.
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Electronic threats from above
Adversaries are increasingly making use of advances in electronic warfare technology. How is the U.S. taking similar advantage while trying to counter adversarial use?
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Engility to support US Navy’s tactical network
Engility has been awarded a $16 million task order extension to support the Navy’s Tactical Afloat network.
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Cyber in hybrid warfare
Cyber has a prominent role in hybrid warfare alongside information warfare and counterintelligence and disinformation components.
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How physical attributes are becoming security tokens
The Army is making fingerprints a central feature in national security, along with voice patterns, DNA and a host of other physical features.
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Former CYBERCOM official calls for human oversight of autonomous systems
Top defense officials have reassured that humans will always be in the loop on lethal warfare systems.
-
Air Force seeks modernization for full-spectrum fights
The Air Force’s acquisition chief told an audience at the Unmanned Systems Defense conference that the service is looking to modernize its platforms to allow them to fight in more contested environments.
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Chemring awarded Australian electronic warfare contract
British firm Chemring Group has been awarded an Australian military contract for electronic warfare systems.
-
Army assesses emerging tech to meet critical gaps
The Army Warfighting Assessment exercise seeks to examine how new technologies can integrate with the future force as well as joint and multinational partners.
-
Cyber weapons spark increased concern
Government and military leaders seek insights on cyber weapons and how to control them.
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Inside the Navy’s push to broaden NGEN re-compete
As the Navy gears up to re-compete a massive networking contract, service leaders say they are looking to bring a broader group of players to the table.
-
Electronic threats from above
Adversaries are increasingly making use of advances in electronic warfare technology. How is the U.S. taking similar advantage while trying to counter adversarial use?
-
Engility to support US Navy’s tactical network
Engility has been awarded a $16 million task order extension to support the Navy’s Tactical Afloat network.
-
Cyber in hybrid warfare
Cyber has a prominent role in hybrid warfare alongside information warfare and counterintelligence and disinformation components.
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How physical attributes are becoming security tokens
The Army is making fingerprints a central feature in national security, along with voice patterns, DNA and a host of other physical features.
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Former CYBERCOM official calls for human oversight of autonomous systems
Top defense officials have reassured that humans will always be in the loop on lethal warfare systems.
-
Air Force seeks modernization for full-spectrum fights
The Air Force’s acquisition chief told an audience at the Unmanned Systems Defense conference that the service is looking to modernize its platforms to allow them to fight in more contested environments.
-
Chemring awarded Australian electronic warfare contract
British firm Chemring Group has been awarded an Australian military contract for electronic warfare systems.
-
Army assesses emerging tech to meet critical gaps
The Army Warfighting Assessment exercise seeks to examine how new technologies can integrate with the future force as well as joint and multinational partners.
-
Cyber weapons spark increased concern
Government and military leaders seek insights on cyber weapons and how to control them.
-
Inside the Navy’s push to broaden NGEN re-compete
As the Navy gears up to re-compete a massive networking contract, service leaders say they are looking to bring a broader group of players to the table.
-
Electronic threats from above
Adversaries are increasingly making use of advances in electronic warfare technology. How is the U.S. taking similar advantage while trying to counter adversarial use?
-
Engility to support US Navy’s tactical network
Engility has been awarded a $16 million task order extension to support the Navy’s Tactical Afloat network.
-
Cyber in hybrid warfare
Cyber has a prominent role in hybrid warfare alongside information warfare and counterintelligence and disinformation components.
-
How physical attributes are becoming security tokens
The Army is making fingerprints a central feature in national security, along with voice patterns, DNA and a host of other physical features.
