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How the cloud saved Ukraine’s data from Russian attacks
Russian operatives conducted physical and virtual “wiper attacks” on computer networks in Ukraine – attempting to delete all stored government information. Yet the data survived.
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Should other nations be worried about Cyber Command’s latest status?
When President Trump elevated CYBERCOM to full combatant command status, it marked a final acknowledgement that cyber is a vital component of American war fighting.
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Navy aims to boost battle space awareness, interoperability
Mark Andress, the Navy’s assistant deputy chief of Information Warfare, highlighted the C4ISR needs of the Navy in an ever-changing world at the C4ISRNET Conference.
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Coming soon: New DoD unmanned systems road map
A draft of the new road map has been circulating in the Pentagon, an Air Force official said.
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RCO: Electronic warfare capability hits European soil
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office has sent its near-term electronic warfare capability solution to Europe, and soldiers there will get a chance to put it to the test this summer, said RCO Director Doug Wiltsie.
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What is the Army doing to assure GPS and navigation?
All domains of war will be contested. This is the notion of multi-domain battle. And it includes the GPS signals that the military and the commercial world — think everyday navigation for ride-hailing app Uber — are so reliant upon for location and timing of operations.
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Defense intelligence has opportunity to be ‘reimagined’
With the goal of providing military commanders and policy-makers with the best possible analysis, defense intelligence has reached a point where innovations in information technology and cyber present an opportunity to drastically reimagine the entire enterprise, according to a Defense Intelligence Agency expert.
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Networking is war fighting, says DISA director
Lt. Gen. Alan Lynn noted that the agency assists in war fighting by running DoD’s network globally.
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Elite 6 C2/Comms Winner: Delivering critical updates, airborne
WIN-T Inc. 1 Enroute Mission Command allows receipt of critical command, control and intelligence information that will enhance situational awareness and mission success upon arrival at the intended location.
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Elite 6 GEOINT Winner: Crowdsourcing disaster response
Through the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency’s NSG Mapping Enclave, known as NOME, crowdsourcing campaigns have had a positive effect on NGA’s humanitarian relief and disaster response and special mission planning efforts.
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How the cloud saved Ukraine’s data from Russian attacks
Russian operatives conducted physical and virtual “wiper attacks” on computer networks in Ukraine – attempting to delete all stored government information. Yet the data survived.
-
Should other nations be worried about Cyber Command’s latest status?
When President Trump elevated CYBERCOM to full combatant command status, it marked a final acknowledgement that cyber is a vital component of American war fighting.
-
Navy aims to boost battle space awareness, interoperability
Mark Andress, the Navy’s assistant deputy chief of Information Warfare, highlighted the C4ISR needs of the Navy in an ever-changing world at the C4ISRNET Conference.
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Coming soon: New DoD unmanned systems road map
A draft of the new road map has been circulating in the Pentagon, an Air Force official said.
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RCO: Electronic warfare capability hits European soil
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office has sent its near-term electronic warfare capability solution to Europe, and soldiers there will get a chance to put it to the test this summer, said RCO Director Doug Wiltsie.
-
What is the Army doing to assure GPS and navigation?
All domains of war will be contested. This is the notion of multi-domain battle. And it includes the GPS signals that the military and the commercial world — think everyday navigation for ride-hailing app Uber — are so reliant upon for location and timing of operations.
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Defense intelligence has opportunity to be ‘reimagined’
With the goal of providing military commanders and policy-makers with the best possible analysis, defense intelligence has reached a point where innovations in information technology and cyber present an opportunity to drastically reimagine the entire enterprise, according to a Defense Intelligence Agency expert.
-
Networking is war fighting, says DISA director
Lt. Gen. Alan Lynn noted that the agency assists in war fighting by running DoD’s network globally.
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Elite 6 C2/Comms Winner: Delivering critical updates, airborne
WIN-T Inc. 1 Enroute Mission Command allows receipt of critical command, control and intelligence information that will enhance situational awareness and mission success upon arrival at the intended location.
-
Elite 6 GEOINT Winner: Crowdsourcing disaster response
Through the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency’s NSG Mapping Enclave, known as NOME, crowdsourcing campaigns have had a positive effect on NGA’s humanitarian relief and disaster response and special mission planning efforts.
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How the cloud saved Ukraine’s data from Russian attacks
Russian operatives conducted physical and virtual “wiper attacks” on computer networks in Ukraine – attempting to delete all stored government information. Yet the data survived.
-
Should other nations be worried about Cyber Command’s latest status?
When President Trump elevated CYBERCOM to full combatant command status, it marked a final acknowledgement that cyber is a vital component of American war fighting.
-
Navy aims to boost battle space awareness, interoperability
Mark Andress, the Navy’s assistant deputy chief of Information Warfare, highlighted the C4ISR needs of the Navy in an ever-changing world at the C4ISRNET Conference.
-
Coming soon: New DoD unmanned systems road map
A draft of the new road map has been circulating in the Pentagon, an Air Force official said.
-
RCO: Electronic warfare capability hits European soil
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office has sent its near-term electronic warfare capability solution to Europe, and soldiers there will get a chance to put it to the test this summer, said RCO Director Doug Wiltsie.
-
What is the Army doing to assure GPS and navigation?
All domains of war will be contested. This is the notion of multi-domain battle. And it includes the GPS signals that the military and the commercial world — think everyday navigation for ride-hailing app Uber — are so reliant upon for location and timing of operations.
-
Defense intelligence has opportunity to be ‘reimagined’
With the goal of providing military commanders and policy-makers with the best possible analysis, defense intelligence has reached a point where innovations in information technology and cyber present an opportunity to drastically reimagine the entire enterprise, according to a Defense Intelligence Agency expert.
-
Networking is war fighting, says DISA director
Lt. Gen. Alan Lynn noted that the agency assists in war fighting by running DoD’s network globally.
-
Elite 6 C2/Comms Winner: Delivering critical updates, airborne
WIN-T Inc. 1 Enroute Mission Command allows receipt of critical command, control and intelligence information that will enhance situational awareness and mission success upon arrival at the intended location.
-
Elite 6 GEOINT Winner: Crowdsourcing disaster response
Through the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency’s NSG Mapping Enclave, known as NOME, crowdsourcing campaigns have had a positive effect on NGA’s humanitarian relief and disaster response and special mission planning efforts.
