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Russia’s real-world experience is driving counter-drone innovations
The Russian Ministry of Defence has invested heavily to defend its forces against the growing threat and proliferations of UAVs large and small.
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Putting the digital revolution in context
Where can one expect the greatest vulnerabilities to develop or emerge?
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The Pentagon needs a plan to get punched in the mouth
A researcher explains how China and Russia channel boxer Mike Tyson through strategies that attack U.S. military information and command systems and exploit the resulting cognitive and psychological disruption.
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The debate on the ICBM fleet just got a whole lot easier
How can anyone still argue for keeping a missile mired in 1960s-era technology over building a new one that’s 28 percent cheaper?
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A hidden potential risk for DoD employees when companies share data
The Defense Department should track the sharing of U.S. customer data with Chinese companies and ban the use when DoD employees’ data can be subject to storage and exploitation, the former general counsel for the Space Force and Air Force argues.
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The case for a robust defense budget
The benefits of defense spending reach beyond the military and our contribution to the international order, returning the investment through domestic dividends.
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Preparing the defense-industrial base for a post-pandemic work routine
The past 18 months have taught us that the defense workforce is adaptable, productive and collaborative in a virtual environment.
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Four recommendations for contractors in response to the president’s FY 2022 discretionary budget request
Some of the key priority areas in President Joe Biden’s FY22 budget request include climate change, healthcare, equity in business, R&D and IT.
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The US Navy’s bio-preparedness innovation window remains open through cruise lines
The Navy should fund a study of the cruise industry’s methods in order to identify effective technologies and best practices to institute across the fleet.
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How COVID-19 has impacted South China Sea defense spending and procurement
The effects of the coronavirus pandemic on the Asia-Pacific region’s defense acquisitions and investments will mostly be a short shock followed by a reversion to long-standing trends.
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Russia’s real-world experience is driving counter-drone innovations
The Russian Ministry of Defence has invested heavily to defend its forces against the growing threat and proliferations of UAVs large and small.
-
Putting the digital revolution in context
Where can one expect the greatest vulnerabilities to develop or emerge?
-
The Pentagon needs a plan to get punched in the mouth
A researcher explains how China and Russia channel boxer Mike Tyson through strategies that attack U.S. military information and command systems and exploit the resulting cognitive and psychological disruption.
-
The debate on the ICBM fleet just got a whole lot easier
How can anyone still argue for keeping a missile mired in 1960s-era technology over building a new one that’s 28 percent cheaper?
-
A hidden potential risk for DoD employees when companies share data
The Defense Department should track the sharing of U.S. customer data with Chinese companies and ban the use when DoD employees’ data can be subject to storage and exploitation, the former general counsel for the Space Force and Air Force argues.
-
The case for a robust defense budget
The benefits of defense spending reach beyond the military and our contribution to the international order, returning the investment through domestic dividends.
-
Preparing the defense-industrial base for a post-pandemic work routine
The past 18 months have taught us that the defense workforce is adaptable, productive and collaborative in a virtual environment.
-
Four recommendations for contractors in response to the president’s FY 2022 discretionary budget request
Some of the key priority areas in President Joe Biden’s FY22 budget request include climate change, healthcare, equity in business, R&D and IT.
-
The US Navy’s bio-preparedness innovation window remains open through cruise lines
The Navy should fund a study of the cruise industry’s methods in order to identify effective technologies and best practices to institute across the fleet.
-
How COVID-19 has impacted South China Sea defense spending and procurement
The effects of the coronavirus pandemic on the Asia-Pacific region’s defense acquisitions and investments will mostly be a short shock followed by a reversion to long-standing trends.
-
Russia’s real-world experience is driving counter-drone innovations
The Russian Ministry of Defence has invested heavily to defend its forces against the growing threat and proliferations of UAVs large and small.
-
Putting the digital revolution in context
Where can one expect the greatest vulnerabilities to develop or emerge?
-
The Pentagon needs a plan to get punched in the mouth
A researcher explains how China and Russia channel boxer Mike Tyson through strategies that attack U.S. military information and command systems and exploit the resulting cognitive and psychological disruption.
-
The debate on the ICBM fleet just got a whole lot easier
How can anyone still argue for keeping a missile mired in 1960s-era technology over building a new one that’s 28 percent cheaper?
-
A hidden potential risk for DoD employees when companies share data
The Defense Department should track the sharing of U.S. customer data with Chinese companies and ban the use when DoD employees’ data can be subject to storage and exploitation, the former general counsel for the Space Force and Air Force argues.
-
The case for a robust defense budget
The benefits of defense spending reach beyond the military and our contribution to the international order, returning the investment through domestic dividends.
-
Preparing the defense-industrial base for a post-pandemic work routine
The past 18 months have taught us that the defense workforce is adaptable, productive and collaborative in a virtual environment.
-
Four recommendations for contractors in response to the president’s FY 2022 discretionary budget request
Some of the key priority areas in President Joe Biden’s FY22 budget request include climate change, healthcare, equity in business, R&D and IT.
-
The US Navy’s bio-preparedness innovation window remains open through cruise lines
The Navy should fund a study of the cruise industry’s methods in order to identify effective technologies and best practices to institute across the fleet.
-
How COVID-19 has impacted South China Sea defense spending and procurement
The effects of the coronavirus pandemic on the Asia-Pacific region’s defense acquisitions and investments will mostly be a short shock followed by a reversion to long-standing trends.
