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DARPA’s director on how the Pentagon can transition innovation
Steven Walker, the director of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, shares his thoughts on the Defense Department’s relationships with the tech community and the Pentagon’s next moonshot.
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If hackers can hide tumors in scans, what else can they hide?
Researchers demonstrate a novel attack on medical devices by using deep learning.
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Could artificial intelligence save the Pentagon $15 billion a year?
A Silicon Valley billionaire believes his artificial intelligence software can help the Air Force break down its upkeep and have more aircraft at the ready. Here’s how it could become one of the Pentagon’s biggest investments in AI to date.
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The UK wants its bombs to live longer, and it thinks data can help
Can big data make a bomb live longer? The U.K. wants to find out.
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The National Guard decodes how to beat encrypted attacks
Cyber Shield 19 aims to train National Guardsman on best practices in cyber detection while building industry partnerships.
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How a merger will expand the Air Force’s cyber edge
24th and 25th Air Force will integrate, creating the service’s first information warfare numbered Air Force.
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The DoD’s cyber training platform heads to the next step
The Army is pursuing the next build of the Persistent Cyber Training Environment.
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Here’s the Army’s plan for getting more mature cyber technologies
The Army is linking up technology experimentation with actual exercises.
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Can this off-the-shelf platform mesh with tactical network needs?
A system’s experience in California fires could prove valuable for future fireteams abroad.
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How military hacking can improve
An Australian official details an offensive cyber operation undertaken against the Islamic State.
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DARPA’s director on how the Pentagon can transition innovation
Steven Walker, the director of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, shares his thoughts on the Defense Department’s relationships with the tech community and the Pentagon’s next moonshot.
-
If hackers can hide tumors in scans, what else can they hide?
Researchers demonstrate a novel attack on medical devices by using deep learning.
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Could artificial intelligence save the Pentagon $15 billion a year?
A Silicon Valley billionaire believes his artificial intelligence software can help the Air Force break down its upkeep and have more aircraft at the ready. Here’s how it could become one of the Pentagon’s biggest investments in AI to date.
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The UK wants its bombs to live longer, and it thinks data can help
Can big data make a bomb live longer? The U.K. wants to find out.
-
The National Guard decodes how to beat encrypted attacks
Cyber Shield 19 aims to train National Guardsman on best practices in cyber detection while building industry partnerships.
-
How a merger will expand the Air Force’s cyber edge
24th and 25th Air Force will integrate, creating the service’s first information warfare numbered Air Force.
-
The DoD’s cyber training platform heads to the next step
The Army is pursuing the next build of the Persistent Cyber Training Environment.
-
Here’s the Army’s plan for getting more mature cyber technologies
The Army is linking up technology experimentation with actual exercises.
-
Can this off-the-shelf platform mesh with tactical network needs?
A system’s experience in California fires could prove valuable for future fireteams abroad.
-
How military hacking can improve
An Australian official details an offensive cyber operation undertaken against the Islamic State.
-
DARPA’s director on how the Pentagon can transition innovation
Steven Walker, the director of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, shares his thoughts on the Defense Department’s relationships with the tech community and the Pentagon’s next moonshot.
-
If hackers can hide tumors in scans, what else can they hide?
Researchers demonstrate a novel attack on medical devices by using deep learning.
-
Could artificial intelligence save the Pentagon $15 billion a year?
A Silicon Valley billionaire believes his artificial intelligence software can help the Air Force break down its upkeep and have more aircraft at the ready. Here’s how it could become one of the Pentagon’s biggest investments in AI to date.
-
The UK wants its bombs to live longer, and it thinks data can help
Can big data make a bomb live longer? The U.K. wants to find out.
-
The National Guard decodes how to beat encrypted attacks
Cyber Shield 19 aims to train National Guardsman on best practices in cyber detection while building industry partnerships.
-
How a merger will expand the Air Force’s cyber edge
24th and 25th Air Force will integrate, creating the service’s first information warfare numbered Air Force.
-
The DoD’s cyber training platform heads to the next step
The Army is pursuing the next build of the Persistent Cyber Training Environment.
-
Here’s the Army’s plan for getting more mature cyber technologies
The Army is linking up technology experimentation with actual exercises.
-
Can this off-the-shelf platform mesh with tactical network needs?
A system’s experience in California fires could prove valuable for future fireteams abroad.
-
How military hacking can improve
An Australian official details an offensive cyber operation undertaken against the Islamic State.
