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JAIC working to discover ‘state of our data’ across combatant commands
A new effort underway by the DoD’s AI office is looking to help commanders understand their data better for more informed decision making.
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Merging worlds: Army releases unified network plan to ensure global connectivity
The global nature of conflicts — physical and digital alike — against nation states will require forces to have ready and resilient access to data from anywhere.
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Palantir scores US Army contract to build out intelligence data fabric
The program will help modernize the Army’s intelligence and data dissemination efforts to provide global information in a near peer fight.
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DoD official credits private sector with helping more quickly mitigate SolarWinds intrusion
A tip from a private actor allowed the NSA and Cyber Command to end adversary access to networks.
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Swarm grammar: DARPA to test whether single user can control 200 drones
Contractor Northrop Grumman is wants to transition this DARPA swarming program to the Army.
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Air Force squeezes new cyber defense teams out of its communications squadrons
The Air Force has officially created three new mission defense teams focused on cyber defense of local installations and missions.
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Lockheed scores US Army contract for major electronic warfare, intel and cyber platform
The contract will support additional prototyping and proof of concept for the Terrestrial Layer System-Brigade Combat Team.
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US Army moves to full-rate production on tactical radios essential for multidomain operations
The radios provide critical capabilities allowing forces multiple paths of communication.
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Air Force software tool helped coordinate Afghanistan evacuation of civilians
A tool developed by Kessel Run, an Air Force software factory, provided planning and situational awareness during the Afghanistan evacuation.
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Northrop tests interoperability between advanced airborne radar and electronic warfare system
The company tested the interoperability of a new Next Generation Electronic Warfare System and AESA radar aboard a demonstrator aircraft, pictured.
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JAIC working to discover ‘state of our data’ across combatant commands
A new effort underway by the DoD’s AI office is looking to help commanders understand their data better for more informed decision making.
-
Merging worlds: Army releases unified network plan to ensure global connectivity
The global nature of conflicts — physical and digital alike — against nation states will require forces to have ready and resilient access to data from anywhere.
-
Palantir scores US Army contract to build out intelligence data fabric
The program will help modernize the Army’s intelligence and data dissemination efforts to provide global information in a near peer fight.
-
DoD official credits private sector with helping more quickly mitigate SolarWinds intrusion
A tip from a private actor allowed the NSA and Cyber Command to end adversary access to networks.
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Swarm grammar: DARPA to test whether single user can control 200 drones
Contractor Northrop Grumman is wants to transition this DARPA swarming program to the Army.
-
Air Force squeezes new cyber defense teams out of its communications squadrons
The Air Force has officially created three new mission defense teams focused on cyber defense of local installations and missions.
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Lockheed scores US Army contract for major electronic warfare, intel and cyber platform
The contract will support additional prototyping and proof of concept for the Terrestrial Layer System-Brigade Combat Team.
-
US Army moves to full-rate production on tactical radios essential for multidomain operations
The radios provide critical capabilities allowing forces multiple paths of communication.
-
Air Force software tool helped coordinate Afghanistan evacuation of civilians
A tool developed by Kessel Run, an Air Force software factory, provided planning and situational awareness during the Afghanistan evacuation.
-
Northrop tests interoperability between advanced airborne radar and electronic warfare system
The company tested the interoperability of a new Next Generation Electronic Warfare System and AESA radar aboard a demonstrator aircraft, pictured.
-
JAIC working to discover ‘state of our data’ across combatant commands
A new effort underway by the DoD’s AI office is looking to help commanders understand their data better for more informed decision making.
-
Merging worlds: Army releases unified network plan to ensure global connectivity
The global nature of conflicts — physical and digital alike — against nation states will require forces to have ready and resilient access to data from anywhere.
-
Palantir scores US Army contract to build out intelligence data fabric
The program will help modernize the Army’s intelligence and data dissemination efforts to provide global information in a near peer fight.
-
DoD official credits private sector with helping more quickly mitigate SolarWinds intrusion
A tip from a private actor allowed the NSA and Cyber Command to end adversary access to networks.
-
Swarm grammar: DARPA to test whether single user can control 200 drones
Contractor Northrop Grumman is wants to transition this DARPA swarming program to the Army.
-
Air Force squeezes new cyber defense teams out of its communications squadrons
The Air Force has officially created three new mission defense teams focused on cyber defense of local installations and missions.
-
Lockheed scores US Army contract for major electronic warfare, intel and cyber platform
The contract will support additional prototyping and proof of concept for the Terrestrial Layer System-Brigade Combat Team.
-
US Army moves to full-rate production on tactical radios essential for multidomain operations
The radios provide critical capabilities allowing forces multiple paths of communication.
-
Air Force software tool helped coordinate Afghanistan evacuation of civilians
A tool developed by Kessel Run, an Air Force software factory, provided planning and situational awareness during the Afghanistan evacuation.
-
Northrop tests interoperability between advanced airborne radar and electronic warfare system
The company tested the interoperability of a new Next Generation Electronic Warfare System and AESA radar aboard a demonstrator aircraft, pictured.
