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National security is the defense industrial base’s responsibility too
Contractors must embrace an unwavering commitment to implement security controls to effectively defend their IT infrastructures, a cybersecurity expert advises.
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Now is not the right time to split NSA and CYBERCOM
Military necessity, not politics, should guide the decision on whether to end the dual-hat arrangement, a cybersecurity researcher argues.
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Why San Antonio should host US Space Command
In this commentary, a retired four-star Air Force general makes the case for why San Antonio should be selected to host U.S. Space Command.
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Government cyber breach shows need for convergence
Keeping offensive and defensive cyber operations in silos results in exploitable weaknesses, according to three cyber experts.
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Ligado investors should be scared of its future
“For anyone considering an investment in Ligado, I have a free piece of advice: buyer beware,” writes Sen. Jim Inhofe, the Senate Armed Services Committee chairman.
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How to solve logistical challenges during a South China Sea conflict
The logistical challenges that would be faced in a conflict with China are daunting.
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Biden should continue building intermediate-range missiles
Developing and deploying intermediate-range missiles would allow the Biden administration to propose an exchange of apples for apples in nuclear arms control negotiations.
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How Biden can reenergize strategic arms control
The extension of the New START nuclear pact is only the first step in a long process to return nuclear arms control from the brink.
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Year in review: Top stories from 2020
Secretive aircraft, tension with Turkey and warship problems: Here are the top stories from the year.
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National security is the defense industrial base’s responsibility too
Contractors must embrace an unwavering commitment to implement security controls to effectively defend their IT infrastructures, a cybersecurity expert advises.
-
Now is not the right time to split NSA and CYBERCOM
Military necessity, not politics, should guide the decision on whether to end the dual-hat arrangement, a cybersecurity researcher argues.
-
Why San Antonio should host US Space Command
In this commentary, a retired four-star Air Force general makes the case for why San Antonio should be selected to host U.S. Space Command.
-
Government cyber breach shows need for convergence
Keeping offensive and defensive cyber operations in silos results in exploitable weaknesses, according to three cyber experts.
-
Ligado investors should be scared of its future
“For anyone considering an investment in Ligado, I have a free piece of advice: buyer beware,” writes Sen. Jim Inhofe, the Senate Armed Services Committee chairman.
-
How to solve logistical challenges during a South China Sea conflict
The logistical challenges that would be faced in a conflict with China are daunting.
-
Biden should continue building intermediate-range missiles
Developing and deploying intermediate-range missiles would allow the Biden administration to propose an exchange of apples for apples in nuclear arms control negotiations.
-
How Biden can reenergize strategic arms control
The extension of the New START nuclear pact is only the first step in a long process to return nuclear arms control from the brink.
-
Year in review: Top stories from 2020
Secretive aircraft, tension with Turkey and warship problems: Here are the top stories from the year.
-
National security is the defense industrial base’s responsibility too
Contractors must embrace an unwavering commitment to implement security controls to effectively defend their IT infrastructures, a cybersecurity expert advises.
-
Now is not the right time to split NSA and CYBERCOM
Military necessity, not politics, should guide the decision on whether to end the dual-hat arrangement, a cybersecurity researcher argues.
-
Why San Antonio should host US Space Command
In this commentary, a retired four-star Air Force general makes the case for why San Antonio should be selected to host U.S. Space Command.
-
Government cyber breach shows need for convergence
Keeping offensive and defensive cyber operations in silos results in exploitable weaknesses, according to three cyber experts.
-
Ligado investors should be scared of its future
“For anyone considering an investment in Ligado, I have a free piece of advice: buyer beware,” writes Sen. Jim Inhofe, the Senate Armed Services Committee chairman.
-
How to solve logistical challenges during a South China Sea conflict
The logistical challenges that would be faced in a conflict with China are daunting.
-
Biden should continue building intermediate-range missiles
Developing and deploying intermediate-range missiles would allow the Biden administration to propose an exchange of apples for apples in nuclear arms control negotiations.
-
How Biden can reenergize strategic arms control
The extension of the New START nuclear pact is only the first step in a long process to return nuclear arms control from the brink.
-
Year in review: Top stories from 2020
Secretive aircraft, tension with Turkey and warship problems: Here are the top stories from the year.
