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How many users were affected by the DISA breach?
Affected users are receiving letters from the Defense Information Systems Agency notifying them if their personally identifiable information might have been compromised.
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DARPA wants commanding robots to work like a video game
DARPA’s latest swarming exercise brings gesture control and haptic feedback to swarm management.
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Worried about a cyberattack from Iran? Here’s how feds prepare
Fifth Domain asked former top cybersecurity professionals from top civilian government departments how they prepared for heightened cybersecurity risk. Here’s what they said.
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Amazon will seek to halt work on DoD’s JEDI cloud
Microsoft and the Department of Defense are set to start task orders Feb. 11. Amazon wants to prevent that.
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‘They’re going to want bloodshed’: 5 ways Iran could retaliate in cyberspace
A combination of real-world and virtual actions are likely to follow in the aftermath of the U.S. killing of Qassem Soleimani, and experts warn that cyberattacks are likely to be the best-case scenario.
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A drone was destroyed by … a F-16 with a guided rocket?
As the militaries of the world struggle to adapt to the threat posed by small cheap drones, sometimes the obvious needs answering. Which is why, when the Air Force announced that a fighter jet had successfully shot down a small drone, it caught the attention of the counterdrone world.
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Here’s the verdict from Congress on the Pentagon’s enterprise cloud
Restrictions were addressed in the Department of Defense’s fiscal year 2020 appropriations bill.
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Official Navy memo on DJI drones noted cheap cost, risk
A Navy memo was basis for the Army’s 2017 moratorium on the use of DJI drones.
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Russia will test swarms for anti-robot combat in 2020
Using multiple platforms, Russia will explore the capabilities of armed swarms.
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Here are the Pentagon CIO office’s new cybersecurity roles
Department of Defense CIO Dana Deasy will have new responsibilities if the National Defense Authorization Act is signed by the president.
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How many users were affected by the DISA breach?
Affected users are receiving letters from the Defense Information Systems Agency notifying them if their personally identifiable information might have been compromised.
-
DARPA wants commanding robots to work like a video game
DARPA’s latest swarming exercise brings gesture control and haptic feedback to swarm management.
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Worried about a cyberattack from Iran? Here’s how feds prepare
Fifth Domain asked former top cybersecurity professionals from top civilian government departments how they prepared for heightened cybersecurity risk. Here’s what they said.
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Amazon will seek to halt work on DoD’s JEDI cloud
Microsoft and the Department of Defense are set to start task orders Feb. 11. Amazon wants to prevent that.
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‘They’re going to want bloodshed’: 5 ways Iran could retaliate in cyberspace
A combination of real-world and virtual actions are likely to follow in the aftermath of the U.S. killing of Qassem Soleimani, and experts warn that cyberattacks are likely to be the best-case scenario.
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A drone was destroyed by … a F-16 with a guided rocket?
As the militaries of the world struggle to adapt to the threat posed by small cheap drones, sometimes the obvious needs answering. Which is why, when the Air Force announced that a fighter jet had successfully shot down a small drone, it caught the attention of the counterdrone world.
-
Here’s the verdict from Congress on the Pentagon’s enterprise cloud
Restrictions were addressed in the Department of Defense’s fiscal year 2020 appropriations bill.
-
Official Navy memo on DJI drones noted cheap cost, risk
A Navy memo was basis for the Army’s 2017 moratorium on the use of DJI drones.
-
Russia will test swarms for anti-robot combat in 2020
Using multiple platforms, Russia will explore the capabilities of armed swarms.
-
Here are the Pentagon CIO office’s new cybersecurity roles
Department of Defense CIO Dana Deasy will have new responsibilities if the National Defense Authorization Act is signed by the president.
-
How many users were affected by the DISA breach?
Affected users are receiving letters from the Defense Information Systems Agency notifying them if their personally identifiable information might have been compromised.
-
DARPA wants commanding robots to work like a video game
DARPA’s latest swarming exercise brings gesture control and haptic feedback to swarm management.
-
Worried about a cyberattack from Iran? Here’s how feds prepare
Fifth Domain asked former top cybersecurity professionals from top civilian government departments how they prepared for heightened cybersecurity risk. Here’s what they said.
-
Amazon will seek to halt work on DoD’s JEDI cloud
Microsoft and the Department of Defense are set to start task orders Feb. 11. Amazon wants to prevent that.
-
‘They’re going to want bloodshed’: 5 ways Iran could retaliate in cyberspace
A combination of real-world and virtual actions are likely to follow in the aftermath of the U.S. killing of Qassem Soleimani, and experts warn that cyberattacks are likely to be the best-case scenario.
-
A drone was destroyed by … a F-16 with a guided rocket?
As the militaries of the world struggle to adapt to the threat posed by small cheap drones, sometimes the obvious needs answering. Which is why, when the Air Force announced that a fighter jet had successfully shot down a small drone, it caught the attention of the counterdrone world.
-
Here’s the verdict from Congress on the Pentagon’s enterprise cloud
Restrictions were addressed in the Department of Defense’s fiscal year 2020 appropriations bill.
-
Official Navy memo on DJI drones noted cheap cost, risk
A Navy memo was basis for the Army’s 2017 moratorium on the use of DJI drones.
-
Russia will test swarms for anti-robot combat in 2020
Using multiple platforms, Russia will explore the capabilities of armed swarms.
-
Here are the Pentagon CIO office’s new cybersecurity roles
Department of Defense CIO Dana Deasy will have new responsibilities if the National Defense Authorization Act is signed by the president.
