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The Army wants to know how to deploy cyber teams during peacetime
The Army wants to use cyber and information capabilities to compete with adversaries below the threshold of conflict.
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To better manage airspace, the Army looks to AI
The Army is looking to apply AI to problem sets facing the force today.
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Missile incoming? The Army wants to jam its sensors
Defense contractor BAE plans to improve a system that protects Army vehicles from incoming missiles by scrambling their sensors and sending the projectiles off target.
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Where CYBERCOM wants to expand the mission force
U.S. Cyber Command seeks to equip cyberwarriors under four main elements.
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The Air Force wants to start a new $35M offensive cyber program
The project will support the Air Force’s portion of Cyber Command’s cyber teams.
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Here’s how DoD will invest in the cyber mission
Budget documents reveal plans for cyberwarrior training and operations platforms.
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CYBERCOM wants money for its anti-ISIS efforts
Cyber Command has requested funds for supporting ongoing operations overseas in fiscal 2020.
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White House ups DoD cyber budget request
The White House is requesting more than last year for Department of Defense cyber initiatives in fiscal 2020.
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The Air Force awarded a contract after just 3 minutes
The Air Force awarded contracts to 51 proposals in its first ever pitch day.
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The problem with the Army’s 12-pound iPad
Three questions with Bruce Jette, the Army’s acquisition chief.
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The Army wants to know how to deploy cyber teams during peacetime
The Army wants to use cyber and information capabilities to compete with adversaries below the threshold of conflict.
-
To better manage airspace, the Army looks to AI
The Army is looking to apply AI to problem sets facing the force today.
-
Missile incoming? The Army wants to jam its sensors
Defense contractor BAE plans to improve a system that protects Army vehicles from incoming missiles by scrambling their sensors and sending the projectiles off target.
-
Where CYBERCOM wants to expand the mission force
U.S. Cyber Command seeks to equip cyberwarriors under four main elements.
-
The Air Force wants to start a new $35M offensive cyber program
The project will support the Air Force’s portion of Cyber Command’s cyber teams.
-
Here’s how DoD will invest in the cyber mission
Budget documents reveal plans for cyberwarrior training and operations platforms.
-
CYBERCOM wants money for its anti-ISIS efforts
Cyber Command has requested funds for supporting ongoing operations overseas in fiscal 2020.
-
White House ups DoD cyber budget request
The White House is requesting more than last year for Department of Defense cyber initiatives in fiscal 2020.
-
The Air Force awarded a contract after just 3 minutes
The Air Force awarded contracts to 51 proposals in its first ever pitch day.
-
The problem with the Army’s 12-pound iPad
Three questions with Bruce Jette, the Army’s acquisition chief.
-
The Army wants to know how to deploy cyber teams during peacetime
The Army wants to use cyber and information capabilities to compete with adversaries below the threshold of conflict.
-
To better manage airspace, the Army looks to AI
The Army is looking to apply AI to problem sets facing the force today.
-
Missile incoming? The Army wants to jam its sensors
Defense contractor BAE plans to improve a system that protects Army vehicles from incoming missiles by scrambling their sensors and sending the projectiles off target.
-
Where CYBERCOM wants to expand the mission force
U.S. Cyber Command seeks to equip cyberwarriors under four main elements.
-
The Air Force wants to start a new $35M offensive cyber program
The project will support the Air Force’s portion of Cyber Command’s cyber teams.
-
Here’s how DoD will invest in the cyber mission
Budget documents reveal plans for cyberwarrior training and operations platforms.
-
CYBERCOM wants money for its anti-ISIS efforts
Cyber Command has requested funds for supporting ongoing operations overseas in fiscal 2020.
-
White House ups DoD cyber budget request
The White House is requesting more than last year for Department of Defense cyber initiatives in fiscal 2020.
-
The Air Force awarded a contract after just 3 minutes
The Air Force awarded contracts to 51 proposals in its first ever pitch day.
-
The problem with the Army’s 12-pound iPad
Three questions with Bruce Jette, the Army’s acquisition chief.
