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Epirus wins $66M Army contract for drone-frying Leonidas microwave kit
High-power microwave systems use bursts of energy to disrupt, degrade or destroy distant electronics.
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Amazon, other Pentagon cloud service providers face zero-trust test
Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Oracle each told the Pentagon they could instate at least basic levels of zero trust, a cybersecurity official said.
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Northrop, AT&T, Fujitsu relay intel with 5G during testing at new lab
Word of the successful demonstration comes nearly one year after Northrop and AT&T announced they would jointly develop a “digital battle network.”
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F-22 cut from US Air Force data-sharing prototype
Officials told the GAO the decision to exclude the F-22 stems from the fighter’s “reduced role in the future force structure,” among other factors.
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US military services exchanging cloud-computing wisdom amid JADC2 push
The Army is expected to spend some $290 million on cloud uptake in the coming months, amid a push service officials dubbed the “year of action.”
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US Army rolls out Google collaboration suite to 180,000-plus personnel
Asked if there have been any major hiccups or technical glitches, Army Undersecretary Gabe Camarillo said: “None that I’ve been made aware of. At all.”
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US Army to spend $290 million on cloud uptake in coming months
The Army has already migrated hundreds of legacy applications to the cloud.
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US Air Force wants industry input for ‘innovative’ ABMS technologies
The Air Force is specifically interested in commercial gear that is hardened against jamming and can boost data transfer rates and reduce latency.
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Pentagon hosts Five Eyes partners for zero-trust cybersecurity talks
Both zero trust and international collaboration are foundational to the Pentagon’s Joint All-Domain Command and Control endeavor, or JADC2.
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US Army chief information officer will depart in coming weeks
CIO Raj Iyer announced his departure Jan. 4 on LinkedIn, noting his job was “complete.”
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Epirus wins $66M Army contract for drone-frying Leonidas microwave kit
High-power microwave systems use bursts of energy to disrupt, degrade or destroy distant electronics.
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Amazon, other Pentagon cloud service providers face zero-trust test
Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Oracle each told the Pentagon they could instate at least basic levels of zero trust, a cybersecurity official said.
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Northrop, AT&T, Fujitsu relay intel with 5G during testing at new lab
Word of the successful demonstration comes nearly one year after Northrop and AT&T announced they would jointly develop a “digital battle network.”
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F-22 cut from US Air Force data-sharing prototype
Officials told the GAO the decision to exclude the F-22 stems from the fighter’s “reduced role in the future force structure,” among other factors.
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US military services exchanging cloud-computing wisdom amid JADC2 push
The Army is expected to spend some $290 million on cloud uptake in the coming months, amid a push service officials dubbed the “year of action.”
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US Army rolls out Google collaboration suite to 180,000-plus personnel
Asked if there have been any major hiccups or technical glitches, Army Undersecretary Gabe Camarillo said: “None that I’ve been made aware of. At all.”
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US Army to spend $290 million on cloud uptake in coming months
The Army has already migrated hundreds of legacy applications to the cloud.
-
US Air Force wants industry input for ‘innovative’ ABMS technologies
The Air Force is specifically interested in commercial gear that is hardened against jamming and can boost data transfer rates and reduce latency.
-
Pentagon hosts Five Eyes partners for zero-trust cybersecurity talks
Both zero trust and international collaboration are foundational to the Pentagon’s Joint All-Domain Command and Control endeavor, or JADC2.
-
US Army chief information officer will depart in coming weeks
CIO Raj Iyer announced his departure Jan. 4 on LinkedIn, noting his job was “complete.”
-
Epirus wins $66M Army contract for drone-frying Leonidas microwave kit
High-power microwave systems use bursts of energy to disrupt, degrade or destroy distant electronics.
-
Amazon, other Pentagon cloud service providers face zero-trust test
Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Oracle each told the Pentagon they could instate at least basic levels of zero trust, a cybersecurity official said.
-
Northrop, AT&T, Fujitsu relay intel with 5G during testing at new lab
Word of the successful demonstration comes nearly one year after Northrop and AT&T announced they would jointly develop a “digital battle network.”
-
F-22 cut from US Air Force data-sharing prototype
Officials told the GAO the decision to exclude the F-22 stems from the fighter’s “reduced role in the future force structure,” among other factors.
-
US military services exchanging cloud-computing wisdom amid JADC2 push
The Army is expected to spend some $290 million on cloud uptake in the coming months, amid a push service officials dubbed the “year of action.”
-
US Army rolls out Google collaboration suite to 180,000-plus personnel
Asked if there have been any major hiccups or technical glitches, Army Undersecretary Gabe Camarillo said: “None that I’ve been made aware of. At all.”
-
US Army to spend $290 million on cloud uptake in coming months
The Army has already migrated hundreds of legacy applications to the cloud.
-
US Air Force wants industry input for ‘innovative’ ABMS technologies
The Air Force is specifically interested in commercial gear that is hardened against jamming and can boost data transfer rates and reduce latency.
-
Pentagon hosts Five Eyes partners for zero-trust cybersecurity talks
Both zero trust and international collaboration are foundational to the Pentagon’s Joint All-Domain Command and Control endeavor, or JADC2.
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US Army chief information officer will depart in coming weeks
CIO Raj Iyer announced his departure Jan. 4 on LinkedIn, noting his job was “complete.”
