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Lawmaker wants to know which agencies are using Kaspersky software
The House Science, Space and Technology Committee is concerned that antivirus products could be used by Russia for espionage, sabotage or other activities against the United States.
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JSSC gets a new commander
Air Force Col. Douglas Shahan becomes the 14th commander of the Defense Information System Agency’s Joint Staff Support Center.
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Simulated IED-equipped drone provides military training
This new device addresses the latest threat to U.S. troops from adversaries that use small UAVs to deliver and deploy explosives.
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Speeding to fix spotty satellite coverage over North Korea
The government’s timeline for a solution to the spotty coverage over North Korea has become ambitious, looking to be ready for Kill Chain by the end of this year.
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The hard truth: an intelligence analysts’ everyday life, revealed
For the first time, a reporter has been invited to witness the everyday life of an Air Force intelligence analyst.
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IARPA announces dates for two proposers’ days
IARPA has announced the dates for proposers’ days for the FELIX program and the Amon-Hen program.
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‘Cracka’ sentenced for hacking top federal officials
Andrew Boggs pleaded guilty to conspiring with a hacking group looking to gain unauthorized access to government computer systems as well as the accounts of government officials, according to the Department of Justice.
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DARPA tests drones to operate without human, GPS assistance
DARPA’s FLA program recently finished its first phase, showing promising results.
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NDAA summary looks to replace CIO role at Pentagon
The US Senate Armed Services Committee wants a strong defensive strategy against cyber warfare.
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Trump taps former CIA employee for senior intel position
President Trump has nominated Susan Gordon to be the next principal deputy director of national intelligence.
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Lawmaker wants to know which agencies are using Kaspersky software
The House Science, Space and Technology Committee is concerned that antivirus products could be used by Russia for espionage, sabotage or other activities against the United States.
-
JSSC gets a new commander
Air Force Col. Douglas Shahan becomes the 14th commander of the Defense Information System Agency’s Joint Staff Support Center.
-
Simulated IED-equipped drone provides military training
This new device addresses the latest threat to U.S. troops from adversaries that use small UAVs to deliver and deploy explosives.
-
Speeding to fix spotty satellite coverage over North Korea
The government’s timeline for a solution to the spotty coverage over North Korea has become ambitious, looking to be ready for Kill Chain by the end of this year.
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The hard truth: an intelligence analysts’ everyday life, revealed
For the first time, a reporter has been invited to witness the everyday life of an Air Force intelligence analyst.
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IARPA announces dates for two proposers’ days
IARPA has announced the dates for proposers’ days for the FELIX program and the Amon-Hen program.
-
‘Cracka’ sentenced for hacking top federal officials
Andrew Boggs pleaded guilty to conspiring with a hacking group looking to gain unauthorized access to government computer systems as well as the accounts of government officials, according to the Department of Justice.
-
DARPA tests drones to operate without human, GPS assistance
DARPA’s FLA program recently finished its first phase, showing promising results.
-
NDAA summary looks to replace CIO role at Pentagon
The US Senate Armed Services Committee wants a strong defensive strategy against cyber warfare.
-
Trump taps former CIA employee for senior intel position
President Trump has nominated Susan Gordon to be the next principal deputy director of national intelligence.
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Lawmaker wants to know which agencies are using Kaspersky software
The House Science, Space and Technology Committee is concerned that antivirus products could be used by Russia for espionage, sabotage or other activities against the United States.
-
JSSC gets a new commander
Air Force Col. Douglas Shahan becomes the 14th commander of the Defense Information System Agency’s Joint Staff Support Center.
-
Simulated IED-equipped drone provides military training
This new device addresses the latest threat to U.S. troops from adversaries that use small UAVs to deliver and deploy explosives.
-
Speeding to fix spotty satellite coverage over North Korea
The government’s timeline for a solution to the spotty coverage over North Korea has become ambitious, looking to be ready for Kill Chain by the end of this year.
-
The hard truth: an intelligence analysts’ everyday life, revealed
For the first time, a reporter has been invited to witness the everyday life of an Air Force intelligence analyst.
-
IARPA announces dates for two proposers’ days
IARPA has announced the dates for proposers’ days for the FELIX program and the Amon-Hen program.
-
‘Cracka’ sentenced for hacking top federal officials
Andrew Boggs pleaded guilty to conspiring with a hacking group looking to gain unauthorized access to government computer systems as well as the accounts of government officials, according to the Department of Justice.
-
DARPA tests drones to operate without human, GPS assistance
DARPA’s FLA program recently finished its first phase, showing promising results.
-
NDAA summary looks to replace CIO role at Pentagon
The US Senate Armed Services Committee wants a strong defensive strategy against cyber warfare.
-
Trump taps former CIA employee for senior intel position
President Trump has nominated Susan Gordon to be the next principal deputy director of national intelligence.
