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Turkish Policy Changes May Mean Bigger Defense Business
Turkey has not taken any “official or unofficial” steps to normalize its ties with Egypt, even as it works to improve ties with Israel and Russia.
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Space Based Infrared System data going public
Data from the Space Based Infrared System will be accessible at the Air Force’s data utilization lab in Colorado
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NATO members ink pledge on cyber defense
During the NATO Summit in Warsaw, member states commited to cyber defense measures.
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AFRL seeks cognitive electronic warfare research
The Air Force Research Lab is interested in research surrounding cognitive electronic warfare
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Radar detectors to be installed on Predators, Reapers
Advanced Radar Detection System (ARDS) will be installed on Predators and Reapers.
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Top cyber concerns
Is the U.S. prepared for the inevitable – a successful cyberattack with severe or deadly consequences?
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DARPA needs vendors cleared for classified research
An RFI asks existing clearance holders and those who could potentially obtain clearance to join the agency’s list of vendors able to lead research efforts into emerging cyber threats and the technologies and capabilities to combat those threats.
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DoD, State partnering to fight ISIS online
The U.S. government is employing a multi-agency approach to combat ISIS in the digital space.
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Enlisted airmen one step closer to flying UAVs
The Air Force has chosen 10 enlisted Airmen to train on the RQ-4 Global Hawk for the first time.
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Mercury Systems to support unmanned electronic warfare contract
Mercury Systems has been awarded a $7.9 million follow-on order for integrated microwave assemblies for an unmanned electronic warfare jamming application.
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Turkish Policy Changes May Mean Bigger Defense Business
Turkey has not taken any “official or unofficial” steps to normalize its ties with Egypt, even as it works to improve ties with Israel and Russia.
-
Space Based Infrared System data going public
Data from the Space Based Infrared System will be accessible at the Air Force’s data utilization lab in Colorado
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NATO members ink pledge on cyber defense
During the NATO Summit in Warsaw, member states commited to cyber defense measures.
-
AFRL seeks cognitive electronic warfare research
The Air Force Research Lab is interested in research surrounding cognitive electronic warfare
-
Radar detectors to be installed on Predators, Reapers
Advanced Radar Detection System (ARDS) will be installed on Predators and Reapers.
-
Top cyber concerns
Is the U.S. prepared for the inevitable – a successful cyberattack with severe or deadly consequences?
-
DARPA needs vendors cleared for classified research
An RFI asks existing clearance holders and those who could potentially obtain clearance to join the agency’s list of vendors able to lead research efforts into emerging cyber threats and the technologies and capabilities to combat those threats.
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DoD, State partnering to fight ISIS online
The U.S. government is employing a multi-agency approach to combat ISIS in the digital space.
-
Enlisted airmen one step closer to flying UAVs
The Air Force has chosen 10 enlisted Airmen to train on the RQ-4 Global Hawk for the first time.
-
Mercury Systems to support unmanned electronic warfare contract
Mercury Systems has been awarded a $7.9 million follow-on order for integrated microwave assemblies for an unmanned electronic warfare jamming application.
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Turkish Policy Changes May Mean Bigger Defense Business
Turkey has not taken any “official or unofficial” steps to normalize its ties with Egypt, even as it works to improve ties with Israel and Russia.
-
Space Based Infrared System data going public
Data from the Space Based Infrared System will be accessible at the Air Force’s data utilization lab in Colorado
-
NATO members ink pledge on cyber defense
During the NATO Summit in Warsaw, member states commited to cyber defense measures.
-
AFRL seeks cognitive electronic warfare research
The Air Force Research Lab is interested in research surrounding cognitive electronic warfare
-
Radar detectors to be installed on Predators, Reapers
Advanced Radar Detection System (ARDS) will be installed on Predators and Reapers.
-
Top cyber concerns
Is the U.S. prepared for the inevitable – a successful cyberattack with severe or deadly consequences?
-
DARPA needs vendors cleared for classified research
An RFI asks existing clearance holders and those who could potentially obtain clearance to join the agency’s list of vendors able to lead research efforts into emerging cyber threats and the technologies and capabilities to combat those threats.
-
DoD, State partnering to fight ISIS online
The U.S. government is employing a multi-agency approach to combat ISIS in the digital space.
-
Enlisted airmen one step closer to flying UAVs
The Air Force has chosen 10 enlisted Airmen to train on the RQ-4 Global Hawk for the first time.
-
Mercury Systems to support unmanned electronic warfare contract
Mercury Systems has been awarded a $7.9 million follow-on order for integrated microwave assemblies for an unmanned electronic warfare jamming application.
