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How the Army and Air Force are linking comms
The Army and Air Force are starting to partner on building common frameworks for networks and communications systems.
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What a deployment to the Middle East means for testing a new Army network
After a U.S. drone strike killed Iranian Maj. Gen. Qassem Soleimani, Pentagon leaders sent a brigade from the 82nd Airborne Division to Kuwait.But that brigade had been slated to serve as the test unit for the first part of the Army’s new Integrated Tactical Network, known as capability set 2021.
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Here are the network technologies the Army wants for 2023
The Army is asking for contractor whitepapers to evaluate new technologies it desires for future tactical infrastructure.
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Trump budget coming Feb. 10 — here’s what you can expect
The budget will arrive less than two months after FY20 funding was settled.
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Rethinking how the Army network can help with battlefield injuries
A new effort is automating the transmission of medical information of soldiers en route to the hospital. This program, known as Medical Hands-Free Unified Broadcast (MEDHUB), will allow doctors in the operating rooms to be better prepared for the patients coming in.
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How good is the government at threat information sharing?
Cybersecurity officials constantly talk about information sharing as integral to good cybersecurity. But are they actually capable of doing it?
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Should the Pentagon extract, aggregate or refine data?
Harnessing big data for AI in the future means a Pentagon that knows what it wants to collect and has the data scientists to make it useful.
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Here’s the verdict from Congress on the Pentagon’s enterprise cloud
Restrictions were addressed in the Department of Defense’s fiscal year 2020 appropriations bill.
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Here are some early adopters of the controversial JEDI cloud
Department of Defense CIO Dana Deasy offered insight into which components want to move to the Pentagon’s enterprise cloud come February.
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How Congress wants to help sync military cyber
New positions detailed in the annual National Defense Authorization Act will exist both with the Pentagon staff and at the services.
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How the Army and Air Force are linking comms
The Army and Air Force are starting to partner on building common frameworks for networks and communications systems.
-
What a deployment to the Middle East means for testing a new Army network
After a U.S. drone strike killed Iranian Maj. Gen. Qassem Soleimani, Pentagon leaders sent a brigade from the 82nd Airborne Division to Kuwait.But that brigade had been slated to serve as the test unit for the first part of the Army’s new Integrated Tactical Network, known as capability set 2021.
-
Here are the network technologies the Army wants for 2023
The Army is asking for contractor whitepapers to evaluate new technologies it desires for future tactical infrastructure.
-
Trump budget coming Feb. 10 — here’s what you can expect
The budget will arrive less than two months after FY20 funding was settled.
-
Rethinking how the Army network can help with battlefield injuries
A new effort is automating the transmission of medical information of soldiers en route to the hospital. This program, known as Medical Hands-Free Unified Broadcast (MEDHUB), will allow doctors in the operating rooms to be better prepared for the patients coming in.
-
How good is the government at threat information sharing?
Cybersecurity officials constantly talk about information sharing as integral to good cybersecurity. But are they actually capable of doing it?
-
Should the Pentagon extract, aggregate or refine data?
Harnessing big data for AI in the future means a Pentagon that knows what it wants to collect and has the data scientists to make it useful.
-
Here’s the verdict from Congress on the Pentagon’s enterprise cloud
Restrictions were addressed in the Department of Defense’s fiscal year 2020 appropriations bill.
-
Here are some early adopters of the controversial JEDI cloud
Department of Defense CIO Dana Deasy offered insight into which components want to move to the Pentagon’s enterprise cloud come February.
-
How Congress wants to help sync military cyber
New positions detailed in the annual National Defense Authorization Act will exist both with the Pentagon staff and at the services.
-
How the Army and Air Force are linking comms
The Army and Air Force are starting to partner on building common frameworks for networks and communications systems.
-
What a deployment to the Middle East means for testing a new Army network
After a U.S. drone strike killed Iranian Maj. Gen. Qassem Soleimani, Pentagon leaders sent a brigade from the 82nd Airborne Division to Kuwait.But that brigade had been slated to serve as the test unit for the first part of the Army’s new Integrated Tactical Network, known as capability set 2021.
-
Here are the network technologies the Army wants for 2023
The Army is asking for contractor whitepapers to evaluate new technologies it desires for future tactical infrastructure.
-
Trump budget coming Feb. 10 — here’s what you can expect
The budget will arrive less than two months after FY20 funding was settled.
-
Rethinking how the Army network can help with battlefield injuries
A new effort is automating the transmission of medical information of soldiers en route to the hospital. This program, known as Medical Hands-Free Unified Broadcast (MEDHUB), will allow doctors in the operating rooms to be better prepared for the patients coming in.
-
How good is the government at threat information sharing?
Cybersecurity officials constantly talk about information sharing as integral to good cybersecurity. But are they actually capable of doing it?
-
Should the Pentagon extract, aggregate or refine data?
Harnessing big data for AI in the future means a Pentagon that knows what it wants to collect and has the data scientists to make it useful.
-
Here’s the verdict from Congress on the Pentagon’s enterprise cloud
Restrictions were addressed in the Department of Defense’s fiscal year 2020 appropriations bill.
-
Here are some early adopters of the controversial JEDI cloud
Department of Defense CIO Dana Deasy offered insight into which components want to move to the Pentagon’s enterprise cloud come February.
-
How Congress wants to help sync military cyber
New positions detailed in the annual National Defense Authorization Act will exist both with the Pentagon staff and at the services.
