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Pentagon establishes cyber policy office as Sulmeyer awaits approval
“In standing up this office, the department is giving cyber the focus and attention that Congress intended,” said Sasha Baker, a Pentagon official.
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US military says it destroyed Houthi drones over Red Sea and in Yemen
The rebels have kept up their campaign of attacks despite more than two months of U.S.-led airstrikes.
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Pentagon seeks stronger digital defense for industry in cyber strategy
The Pentagon’s pool of contractors and related resources is under constant threat of foreign influence and online harassment.
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Navy warship fights off four-drone Houthi attack
Wednesday’s Houthi attack on a Navy warship comes after a three-day lull in reported incidents in the Red Sea.
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Amid faltering domestic program, Taiwan orders more MQ-9B drones
These drones could take over some missions performed by Taiwan’s fighter fleet that is already busy monitoring Chinese military activities.
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US Army’s fresh look at watercraft includes unmanned options
The Army’s new plan for watercraft has a joint focus and will use autonomous and robotic technology.
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Attack drones at heart of ‘military partnership’ between Russia, Iran
“The relationship between Iran and Russia? That really started when they asked for them to provide the one-way attack UAS, specifically the Shahed-136.”
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Finland to host NATO tech centers, revamp cybersecurity strategy
Bolstering cyber resilience and improving defensive capabilities were among the chief national security priorities of Prime Minister Orpo’s government.
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Canada’s ban on Israeli arms sales baffles industry
The association representing Canadian defense firms says it is in the dark about the status of equipment exports to Israel.
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Marines head to Japan in test of cyber rotational force concept
“As the threat to our critical cyber infrastructure evolves, it is essential that the Marine Corps be able to defend our forward-deployed networks.”
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Pentagon establishes cyber policy office as Sulmeyer awaits approval
“In standing up this office, the department is giving cyber the focus and attention that Congress intended,” said Sasha Baker, a Pentagon official.
-
US military says it destroyed Houthi drones over Red Sea and in Yemen
The rebels have kept up their campaign of attacks despite more than two months of U.S.-led airstrikes.
-
Pentagon seeks stronger digital defense for industry in cyber strategy
The Pentagon’s pool of contractors and related resources is under constant threat of foreign influence and online harassment.
-
Navy warship fights off four-drone Houthi attack
Wednesday’s Houthi attack on a Navy warship comes after a three-day lull in reported incidents in the Red Sea.
-
Amid faltering domestic program, Taiwan orders more MQ-9B drones
These drones could take over some missions performed by Taiwan’s fighter fleet that is already busy monitoring Chinese military activities.
-
US Army’s fresh look at watercraft includes unmanned options
The Army’s new plan for watercraft has a joint focus and will use autonomous and robotic technology.
-
Attack drones at heart of ‘military partnership’ between Russia, Iran
“The relationship between Iran and Russia? That really started when they asked for them to provide the one-way attack UAS, specifically the Shahed-136.”
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Finland to host NATO tech centers, revamp cybersecurity strategy
Bolstering cyber resilience and improving defensive capabilities were among the chief national security priorities of Prime Minister Orpo’s government.
-
Canada’s ban on Israeli arms sales baffles industry
The association representing Canadian defense firms says it is in the dark about the status of equipment exports to Israel.
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Marines head to Japan in test of cyber rotational force concept
“As the threat to our critical cyber infrastructure evolves, it is essential that the Marine Corps be able to defend our forward-deployed networks.”
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Pentagon establishes cyber policy office as Sulmeyer awaits approval
“In standing up this office, the department is giving cyber the focus and attention that Congress intended,” said Sasha Baker, a Pentagon official.
-
US military says it destroyed Houthi drones over Red Sea and in Yemen
The rebels have kept up their campaign of attacks despite more than two months of U.S.-led airstrikes.
-
Pentagon seeks stronger digital defense for industry in cyber strategy
The Pentagon’s pool of contractors and related resources is under constant threat of foreign influence and online harassment.
-
Navy warship fights off four-drone Houthi attack
Wednesday’s Houthi attack on a Navy warship comes after a three-day lull in reported incidents in the Red Sea.
-
Amid faltering domestic program, Taiwan orders more MQ-9B drones
These drones could take over some missions performed by Taiwan’s fighter fleet that is already busy monitoring Chinese military activities.
-
US Army’s fresh look at watercraft includes unmanned options
The Army’s new plan for watercraft has a joint focus and will use autonomous and robotic technology.
-
Attack drones at heart of ‘military partnership’ between Russia, Iran
“The relationship between Iran and Russia? That really started when they asked for them to provide the one-way attack UAS, specifically the Shahed-136.”
-
Finland to host NATO tech centers, revamp cybersecurity strategy
Bolstering cyber resilience and improving defensive capabilities were among the chief national security priorities of Prime Minister Orpo’s government.
-
Canada’s ban on Israeli arms sales baffles industry
The association representing Canadian defense firms says it is in the dark about the status of equipment exports to Israel.
-
Marines head to Japan in test of cyber rotational force concept
“As the threat to our critical cyber infrastructure evolves, it is essential that the Marine Corps be able to defend our forward-deployed networks.”
