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Can AI spot active shooters?
The Air Force is looking at a company called ZeroEyes to help notify Security Forces of armed intruders on base and facility perimeters.
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Tracking Deep Space Threats | MilTech
The military is traditionally very good at tracking objects in near earth orbit. Now the Air Force is looking to upgrade its tracking ability.
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Battlefield networks: Getting between the service member and the cloud | MilTech
The Department of Defense are working to get service members better connected.
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How Russia used Syria as a UAV laboratory | Actionable Intelligence
Defense News Weekly talks to Samuel Bendett, a Russia expert with CNA, about how Russia turned its Cold War weakness of battlefield awareness into a strength.
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Can security pros use the shutdown to their advantage?
Darien Kindlund, of Insight Engines, explains how savvy cybersecurity professionals could use the shutdown of the federal government to help improve protection strategies.
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The impact of AI on future warfare
Rear Adm. David Hahn, the Chief of Naval Research, explains how AI is causing a rapid change in how technology is developed.
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FBI to hackers: Use your skills for good or it won’t end well
Fifth Domain talks cyber recruiting with the FBI at Black Hat.
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![Does Russian meddling count as hacking an election? [Black Hat 2017]](https://one.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/MOS-2.00_00_28_17.Still001.jpg.jpg?w=300)
Does Russian meddling count as hacking an election? [Black Hat 2017]
Fifth Domain editor Aaron Boyd asks Black Hat attendees if they consider Russian meddling a hack.
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Deadly Skills Quickfire: Cybersecurity
Military Times puts Clint Emerson in the hot seat for some rapid-fire Q&A. Emerson is a retired Navy SEAL and author of “100 Deadly Skills.”
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Can AI spot active shooters?
The Air Force is looking at a company called ZeroEyes to help notify Security Forces of armed intruders on base and facility perimeters.
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Tracking Deep Space Threats | MilTech
The military is traditionally very good at tracking objects in near earth orbit. Now the Air Force is looking to upgrade its tracking ability.
-
Battlefield networks: Getting between the service member and the cloud | MilTech
The Department of Defense are working to get service members better connected.
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How Russia used Syria as a UAV laboratory | Actionable Intelligence
Defense News Weekly talks to Samuel Bendett, a Russia expert with CNA, about how Russia turned its Cold War weakness of battlefield awareness into a strength.
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Can security pros use the shutdown to their advantage?
Darien Kindlund, of Insight Engines, explains how savvy cybersecurity professionals could use the shutdown of the federal government to help improve protection strategies.
-
The impact of AI on future warfare
Rear Adm. David Hahn, the Chief of Naval Research, explains how AI is causing a rapid change in how technology is developed.
-
FBI to hackers: Use your skills for good or it won’t end well
Fifth Domain talks cyber recruiting with the FBI at Black Hat.
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![What DHS is saying to companies at Black Hat [Black Hat 2017]](https://one.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/Day-2-quickhits.00_04_44_25.Still004.jpg.jpg?w=300)
What DHS is saying to companies at Black Hat [Black Hat 2017]
DHS has a specific goal at Black Hat.
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Does Russian meddling count as hacking an election? [Black Hat 2017]
Fifth Domain editor Aaron Boyd asks Black Hat attendees if they consider Russian meddling a hack.
-
Deadly Skills Quickfire: Cybersecurity
Military Times puts Clint Emerson in the hot seat for some rapid-fire Q&A. Emerson is a retired Navy SEAL and author of “100 Deadly Skills.”
-
Can AI spot active shooters?
The Air Force is looking at a company called ZeroEyes to help notify Security Forces of armed intruders on base and facility perimeters.
-
Tracking Deep Space Threats | MilTech
The military is traditionally very good at tracking objects in near earth orbit. Now the Air Force is looking to upgrade its tracking ability.
-
Battlefield networks: Getting between the service member and the cloud | MilTech
The Department of Defense are working to get service members better connected.
-
How Russia used Syria as a UAV laboratory | Actionable Intelligence
Defense News Weekly talks to Samuel Bendett, a Russia expert with CNA, about how Russia turned its Cold War weakness of battlefield awareness into a strength.
-
Can security pros use the shutdown to their advantage?
Darien Kindlund, of Insight Engines, explains how savvy cybersecurity professionals could use the shutdown of the federal government to help improve protection strategies.
-
The impact of AI on future warfare
Rear Adm. David Hahn, the Chief of Naval Research, explains how AI is causing a rapid change in how technology is developed.
-
FBI to hackers: Use your skills for good or it won’t end well
Fifth Domain talks cyber recruiting with the FBI at Black Hat.
-
![What DHS is saying to companies at Black Hat [Black Hat 2017]](https://one.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/Day-2-quickhits.00_04_44_25.Still004.jpg.jpg?w=1024)
What DHS is saying to companies at Black Hat [Black Hat 2017]
DHS has a specific goal at Black Hat.
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![Does Russian meddling count as hacking an election? [Black Hat 2017]](https://one.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/MOS-2.00_00_28_17.Still001.jpg.jpg?w=1024)
Does Russian meddling count as hacking an election? [Black Hat 2017]
Fifth Domain editor Aaron Boyd asks Black Hat attendees if they consider Russian meddling a hack.
-
Deadly Skills Quickfire: Cybersecurity
Military Times puts Clint Emerson in the hot seat for some rapid-fire Q&A. Emerson is a retired Navy SEAL and author of “100 Deadly Skills.”
