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QinetiQ inks $45 million prototyping deal with US Army
The contract follows the company’s announcement that it plans to acquire software provider Avantus Federal for $590 million.
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Find out what’s in the cyberwarrior’s toolkit — and what’s missing
Military and government leaders have gathered to discuss threats America faces in cyberspace, how the military can best prepare to fight off these challenges and how information security experts can prepare to defend cyber infrastructure.
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Reimagining Unmanned Applications For Near Peer Competition
Learn about the emerging technologies driving military innovation and overcoming technological hurdles
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Removing Stovepipes Webcast
An webcast series: Talking with DoD leaders about how they’re eliminating silos in tech
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C4ISRNET Market Intel Newsletter
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For information operations, Air Force wants integration
The Air Force’s new information warfare command will open an operations center in March as part of a broader effort to better integrate the service’s information-related capabilities.
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What’s America’s next moonshot?
Steven Walker, the director of DARPA, talks with Jill Aitoro about what the next “moonshot” needs to be.
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The case of the stolen Girl Scout Cookie: Girl Scouts hone their STEM skills at Raytheon’s cybersecurity range
A group of middle- and high-school Girl Scouts ventured into the CODE Center, Raytheon’s futuristic U.S. cybersecurity range, to solve a fictional mystery: who stole the famous Girl Scout Cookie recipe?
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What’s the military’s role in fighting fake news?
Understanding today’s information warfare is key to U.S. training and operations to achieve superiority or dominance in cyberspace, Department of Defense officials agree.
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Iran-based hacker charged with trying to extort HBO
U.S. prosecutors say a member of an Iran-based hacking group tried to extort HBO out of $6 million in digital currency by stealing unaired episodes and scripts of hit shows like “Game of Thrones.”
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QinetiQ inks $45 million prototyping deal with US Army
The contract follows the company’s announcement that it plans to acquire software provider Avantus Federal for $590 million.
-
Find out what’s in the cyberwarrior’s toolkit — and what’s missing
Military and government leaders have gathered to discuss threats America faces in cyberspace, how the military can best prepare to fight off these challenges and how information security experts can prepare to defend cyber infrastructure.
-
Reimagining Unmanned Applications For Near Peer Competition
Learn about the emerging technologies driving military innovation and overcoming technological hurdles
-
Removing Stovepipes Webcast
An webcast series: Talking with DoD leaders about how they’re eliminating silos in tech
-
C4ISRNET Market Intel Newsletter
Sign-up to receive the latest whitepapers, ebooks, webcasts and more from Defense News & C4ISRNET.
-
For information operations, Air Force wants integration
The Air Force’s new information warfare command will open an operations center in March as part of a broader effort to better integrate the service’s information-related capabilities.
-
What’s America’s next moonshot?
Steven Walker, the director of DARPA, talks with Jill Aitoro about what the next “moonshot” needs to be.
-
The case of the stolen Girl Scout Cookie: Girl Scouts hone their STEM skills at Raytheon’s cybersecurity range
A group of middle- and high-school Girl Scouts ventured into the CODE Center, Raytheon’s futuristic U.S. cybersecurity range, to solve a fictional mystery: who stole the famous Girl Scout Cookie recipe?
-
What’s the military’s role in fighting fake news?
Understanding today’s information warfare is key to U.S. training and operations to achieve superiority or dominance in cyberspace, Department of Defense officials agree.
-
Iran-based hacker charged with trying to extort HBO
U.S. prosecutors say a member of an Iran-based hacking group tried to extort HBO out of $6 million in digital currency by stealing unaired episodes and scripts of hit shows like “Game of Thrones.”
-
QinetiQ inks $45 million prototyping deal with US Army
The contract follows the company’s announcement that it plans to acquire software provider Avantus Federal for $590 million.
-
Find out what’s in the cyberwarrior’s toolkit — and what’s missing
Military and government leaders have gathered to discuss threats America faces in cyberspace, how the military can best prepare to fight off these challenges and how information security experts can prepare to defend cyber infrastructure.
-
Reimagining Unmanned Applications For Near Peer Competition
Learn about the emerging technologies driving military innovation and overcoming technological hurdles
-
Removing Stovepipes Webcast
An webcast series: Talking with DoD leaders about how they’re eliminating silos in tech
-
C4ISRNET Market Intel Newsletter
Sign-up to receive the latest whitepapers, ebooks, webcasts and more from Defense News & C4ISRNET.
-
For information operations, Air Force wants integration
The Air Force’s new information warfare command will open an operations center in March as part of a broader effort to better integrate the service’s information-related capabilities.
-
What’s America’s next moonshot?
Steven Walker, the director of DARPA, talks with Jill Aitoro about what the next “moonshot” needs to be.
-
The case of the stolen Girl Scout Cookie: Girl Scouts hone their STEM skills at Raytheon’s cybersecurity range
A group of middle- and high-school Girl Scouts ventured into the CODE Center, Raytheon’s futuristic U.S. cybersecurity range, to solve a fictional mystery: who stole the famous Girl Scout Cookie recipe?
-
What’s the military’s role in fighting fake news?
Understanding today’s information warfare is key to U.S. training and operations to achieve superiority or dominance in cyberspace, Department of Defense officials agree.
-
Iran-based hacker charged with trying to extort HBO
U.S. prosecutors say a member of an Iran-based hacking group tried to extort HBO out of $6 million in digital currency by stealing unaired episodes and scripts of hit shows like “Game of Thrones.”
