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DARPA’s plan for AI to understand the world
A new DARPA program seeks to use AI to better understand and predict world events.
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Air Force begins to roll out special cyber defense teams
Major commands will begin staffing new mission defense teams that focus on preventing cyberattacks.
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How DIA can recreate the stress of learning in a foreign country
The Defense Intelligence Agency issued a notice asking if industry can use virtual reality to help teach new languages.
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New chief for military spy agency
NGA will get a new director in February to replace Robert Cardillo.
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The Marines’ new ‘blueprint’ for information capabilities
The Marines are developing a plan to inform capabilities for forces to use in the information environment.
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The Army’s ‘new’ network isn’t actually new
The Army has outlined a different network design based on a series of programs and systems making the Army more lethal and faster.
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What great-power competition means for DISA
Here is how the Defense Information Systems Agency is adapting to the changing strategic landscape.
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Everyone in DoD is a cyberwarrior
Each person is responsible for cyber hygiene and cyber defense today, according to Vice Adm. Nancy Norton, director of DISA and commander of Joint Force Headquarters-DoD Information Networks.
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The Navy is moving forward on its next-gen jamming pod
The Navy has awarded Increment II, or the low-band portion, of its premier aerial jamming contract.
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DoD bug bounty program to expand to more sensitive systems
The Department of Defense awards another contract for vulnerability disclosures.
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DARPA’s plan for AI to understand the world
A new DARPA program seeks to use AI to better understand and predict world events.
-
Air Force begins to roll out special cyber defense teams
Major commands will begin staffing new mission defense teams that focus on preventing cyberattacks.
-
How DIA can recreate the stress of learning in a foreign country
The Defense Intelligence Agency issued a notice asking if industry can use virtual reality to help teach new languages.
-
New chief for military spy agency
NGA will get a new director in February to replace Robert Cardillo.
-
The Marines’ new ‘blueprint’ for information capabilities
The Marines are developing a plan to inform capabilities for forces to use in the information environment.
-
The Army’s ‘new’ network isn’t actually new
The Army has outlined a different network design based on a series of programs and systems making the Army more lethal and faster.
-
What great-power competition means for DISA
Here is how the Defense Information Systems Agency is adapting to the changing strategic landscape.
-
Everyone in DoD is a cyberwarrior
Each person is responsible for cyber hygiene and cyber defense today, according to Vice Adm. Nancy Norton, director of DISA and commander of Joint Force Headquarters-DoD Information Networks.
-
The Navy is moving forward on its next-gen jamming pod
The Navy has awarded Increment II, or the low-band portion, of its premier aerial jamming contract.
-
DoD bug bounty program to expand to more sensitive systems
The Department of Defense awards another contract for vulnerability disclosures.
-
DARPA’s plan for AI to understand the world
A new DARPA program seeks to use AI to better understand and predict world events.
-
Air Force begins to roll out special cyber defense teams
Major commands will begin staffing new mission defense teams that focus on preventing cyberattacks.
-
How DIA can recreate the stress of learning in a foreign country
The Defense Intelligence Agency issued a notice asking if industry can use virtual reality to help teach new languages.
-
New chief for military spy agency
NGA will get a new director in February to replace Robert Cardillo.
-
The Marines’ new ‘blueprint’ for information capabilities
The Marines are developing a plan to inform capabilities for forces to use in the information environment.
-
The Army’s ‘new’ network isn’t actually new
The Army has outlined a different network design based on a series of programs and systems making the Army more lethal and faster.
-
What great-power competition means for DISA
Here is how the Defense Information Systems Agency is adapting to the changing strategic landscape.
-
Everyone in DoD is a cyberwarrior
Each person is responsible for cyber hygiene and cyber defense today, according to Vice Adm. Nancy Norton, director of DISA and commander of Joint Force Headquarters-DoD Information Networks.
-
The Navy is moving forward on its next-gen jamming pod
The Navy has awarded Increment II, or the low-band portion, of its premier aerial jamming contract.
-
DoD bug bounty program to expand to more sensitive systems
The Department of Defense awards another contract for vulnerability disclosures.
