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Why DoD is a challenging customer for commercial satellite providers
Commercial satellite providers say the fact that DoD’s requirements are continually changing makes it difficult to provide services.
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Russia and China are forcing the Army to buy IT equipment differently
The Army is signaling it might be moving away from large programs to allow greater flexibility to insert new capability when needed.
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Cyber Command granted new, expanded authorities
With the elevation of Cyber Command comes additional authorities for its commander, such as the ability to synchronize forces globally.
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Small drones in the Middle East have become a $330 million problem
Army budget documents indicate the service will spend $188 million in the next year for counter-drone solutions in the Middle East.
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Army requests $429 million for new cyber training platform
Army budget documents outline how much the service is looking to spend on one of its top priorities: the Persistent Cyber Training Environment.
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What the budget request explains about Cyber Command’s goals
Here are four programs and capabilities Cyber Command is looking to purchase in fiscal 2019.
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Air Force wants to mitigate cyber vulnerabilities in avionics systems
Here’s how the Air Force is investing in mitigating and detecting cyber vulnerabilities in avionics systems.
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The Air Force requested $30M to develop a ‘cyber carrier’
The Department of Defense’s budget request for fiscal 2019 describes a plan to develop such a war-fighting platform for Cyber Command.
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When might Cyber Command and the NSA split? Good question.
The Defense Department does not have a hard timeline for splitting Cyber Command from the National Security Agency, but work on the division is ongoing.
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No GPS? In new budget request, that could be less of a problem
The Department of Defense’s budget request for fiscal 2019 stresses the need for military teams to operate in environments when GPS signals are jammed or denied by enemies.
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Why DoD is a challenging customer for commercial satellite providers
Commercial satellite providers say the fact that DoD’s requirements are continually changing makes it difficult to provide services.
-
Russia and China are forcing the Army to buy IT equipment differently
The Army is signaling it might be moving away from large programs to allow greater flexibility to insert new capability when needed.
-
Cyber Command granted new, expanded authorities
With the elevation of Cyber Command comes additional authorities for its commander, such as the ability to synchronize forces globally.
-
Small drones in the Middle East have become a $330 million problem
Army budget documents indicate the service will spend $188 million in the next year for counter-drone solutions in the Middle East.
-
Army requests $429 million for new cyber training platform
Army budget documents outline how much the service is looking to spend on one of its top priorities: the Persistent Cyber Training Environment.
-
What the budget request explains about Cyber Command’s goals
Here are four programs and capabilities Cyber Command is looking to purchase in fiscal 2019.
-
Air Force wants to mitigate cyber vulnerabilities in avionics systems
Here’s how the Air Force is investing in mitigating and detecting cyber vulnerabilities in avionics systems.
-
The Air Force requested $30M to develop a ‘cyber carrier’
The Department of Defense’s budget request for fiscal 2019 describes a plan to develop such a war-fighting platform for Cyber Command.
-
When might Cyber Command and the NSA split? Good question.
The Defense Department does not have a hard timeline for splitting Cyber Command from the National Security Agency, but work on the division is ongoing.
-
No GPS? In new budget request, that could be less of a problem
The Department of Defense’s budget request for fiscal 2019 stresses the need for military teams to operate in environments when GPS signals are jammed or denied by enemies.
-
Why DoD is a challenging customer for commercial satellite providers
Commercial satellite providers say the fact that DoD’s requirements are continually changing makes it difficult to provide services.
-
Russia and China are forcing the Army to buy IT equipment differently
The Army is signaling it might be moving away from large programs to allow greater flexibility to insert new capability when needed.
-
Cyber Command granted new, expanded authorities
With the elevation of Cyber Command comes additional authorities for its commander, such as the ability to synchronize forces globally.
-
Small drones in the Middle East have become a $330 million problem
Army budget documents indicate the service will spend $188 million in the next year for counter-drone solutions in the Middle East.
-
Army requests $429 million for new cyber training platform
Army budget documents outline how much the service is looking to spend on one of its top priorities: the Persistent Cyber Training Environment.
-
What the budget request explains about Cyber Command’s goals
Here are four programs and capabilities Cyber Command is looking to purchase in fiscal 2019.
-
Air Force wants to mitigate cyber vulnerabilities in avionics systems
Here’s how the Air Force is investing in mitigating and detecting cyber vulnerabilities in avionics systems.
-
The Air Force requested $30M to develop a ‘cyber carrier’
The Department of Defense’s budget request for fiscal 2019 describes a plan to develop such a war-fighting platform for Cyber Command.
-
When might Cyber Command and the NSA split? Good question.
The Defense Department does not have a hard timeline for splitting Cyber Command from the National Security Agency, but work on the division is ongoing.
-
No GPS? In new budget request, that could be less of a problem
The Department of Defense’s budget request for fiscal 2019 stresses the need for military teams to operate in environments when GPS signals are jammed or denied by enemies.
