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Technology alone may not curb insider threats
While various technological solutions have been employed to monitor insider threats, the intelligence community’s top counterintelligence officer believes the most important aspect is understanding personality traits of potential insider threats.
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Drones ‘a critical component’ for Marine electronic warfare tactics
In the recently published 2017 Aviation Plan, the Marines note that UAS will be a planned critical component of the Marine Air Ground Task Force EW concept.
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Marine exercise takes aim at emerging technologies
An April exercise involving the Marine Corps and Navy will focus on identifying new technologies for future contested environments.
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Breaking down China’s electronic warfare tactics
Russia has garnered attention with its advanced electronic warfare capability, and China has upped its game in this space as well.
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Air Force looks to contractors to fly satellites
The Air Force is finalizing proposals to allow contractors to conduct day-to-day operations for satellite flight.
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What ‘Dirty Harry’ and space deterrence have in common
Air Force officials gathered to talk about the approach to the space environment.
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Cyber warriors need constant training, says senior Navy official
According to the commander of Fleet Cyber Command, cyber warriors need constant training to prevent atrophy of skills.
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Space and air ops teams integrating to fight ISIS
The Air Force is continuing to integrate operations across domains of warfare to be more agile during missions.
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JIE: What’s in a name?
Outgoing DoD CIO Terry Halvorsen said one of the things he learned in his tenure was that he never would have used the term “JIE” for DoD IT modernization.
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Pentagon confirms first drone strikes under President Trump
DoD confirmed to C4ISRNET that it was responsible for lethal drone strikes in Yemen over the weekend.
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Technology alone may not curb insider threats
While various technological solutions have been employed to monitor insider threats, the intelligence community’s top counterintelligence officer believes the most important aspect is understanding personality traits of potential insider threats.
-
Drones ‘a critical component’ for Marine electronic warfare tactics
In the recently published 2017 Aviation Plan, the Marines note that UAS will be a planned critical component of the Marine Air Ground Task Force EW concept.
-
Marine exercise takes aim at emerging technologies
An April exercise involving the Marine Corps and Navy will focus on identifying new technologies for future contested environments.
-
Breaking down China’s electronic warfare tactics
Russia has garnered attention with its advanced electronic warfare capability, and China has upped its game in this space as well.
-
Air Force looks to contractors to fly satellites
The Air Force is finalizing proposals to allow contractors to conduct day-to-day operations for satellite flight.
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What ‘Dirty Harry’ and space deterrence have in common
Air Force officials gathered to talk about the approach to the space environment.
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Cyber warriors need constant training, says senior Navy official
According to the commander of Fleet Cyber Command, cyber warriors need constant training to prevent atrophy of skills.
-
Space and air ops teams integrating to fight ISIS
The Air Force is continuing to integrate operations across domains of warfare to be more agile during missions.
-
JIE: What’s in a name?
Outgoing DoD CIO Terry Halvorsen said one of the things he learned in his tenure was that he never would have used the term “JIE” for DoD IT modernization.
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Pentagon confirms first drone strikes under President Trump
DoD confirmed to C4ISRNET that it was responsible for lethal drone strikes in Yemen over the weekend.
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Technology alone may not curb insider threats
While various technological solutions have been employed to monitor insider threats, the intelligence community’s top counterintelligence officer believes the most important aspect is understanding personality traits of potential insider threats.
-
Drones ‘a critical component’ for Marine electronic warfare tactics
In the recently published 2017 Aviation Plan, the Marines note that UAS will be a planned critical component of the Marine Air Ground Task Force EW concept.
-
Marine exercise takes aim at emerging technologies
An April exercise involving the Marine Corps and Navy will focus on identifying new technologies for future contested environments.
-
Breaking down China’s electronic warfare tactics
Russia has garnered attention with its advanced electronic warfare capability, and China has upped its game in this space as well.
-
Air Force looks to contractors to fly satellites
The Air Force is finalizing proposals to allow contractors to conduct day-to-day operations for satellite flight.
-
What ‘Dirty Harry’ and space deterrence have in common
Air Force officials gathered to talk about the approach to the space environment.
-
Cyber warriors need constant training, says senior Navy official
According to the commander of Fleet Cyber Command, cyber warriors need constant training to prevent atrophy of skills.
-
Space and air ops teams integrating to fight ISIS
The Air Force is continuing to integrate operations across domains of warfare to be more agile during missions.
-
JIE: What’s in a name?
Outgoing DoD CIO Terry Halvorsen said one of the things he learned in his tenure was that he never would have used the term “JIE” for DoD IT modernization.
-
Pentagon confirms first drone strikes under President Trump
DoD confirmed to C4ISRNET that it was responsible for lethal drone strikes in Yemen over the weekend.
