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Stop the budgetary bleeding to get the Air Force we need
The time has come to openly articulate what is required to meet national security requirements.
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Four factors to consider in keeping NATO relevant
NATO has remained history’s strongest alliance precisely because it has adapted to new strategic conditions. It can do so again.
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Bring US operational training and experimentation into the 21st century
Technology and tactics have evolved since the end of the Cold War, and it’s time training evolved as well.
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Successful SM-3 weapons test offers missile defense opportunity
Congress should act now to ensure missile defense programs are sufficiently funded.
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Why now is the time for zero trust in DoD cybersecurity
How can a zero-trust security model augment traditional cybersecurity approaches, and how can the Pentagon overcome the perceived challenges to adoption?
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When China’s predatory investments go unnoticed
China is working tirelessly to control U.S. assets, and Congress must recognize this threat, according to a U.S. congressman.
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Unlock AI to transform the Pentagon
Traditional approaches are inadequate to process the DoD’s massive amount of data and sources.
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Preparing for a post-pandemic secure workplace at the Pentagon
What technology must the Pentagon adopt to ensure cybersecurity across its network?
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Four steps Biden must take to reset the nuclear agenda
Creating a new generation of arms control agreements and other nuclear risk-reduction measures will not be easy.
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Why defense firms need to get systematic about M&A — big and small
Those who act boldly will succeed in creating enduring businesses that can adapt to the evolving needs of the national defense.
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Stop the budgetary bleeding to get the Air Force we need
The time has come to openly articulate what is required to meet national security requirements.
-
Four factors to consider in keeping NATO relevant
NATO has remained history’s strongest alliance precisely because it has adapted to new strategic conditions. It can do so again.
-
Bring US operational training and experimentation into the 21st century
Technology and tactics have evolved since the end of the Cold War, and it’s time training evolved as well.
-
Successful SM-3 weapons test offers missile defense opportunity
Congress should act now to ensure missile defense programs are sufficiently funded.
-
Why now is the time for zero trust in DoD cybersecurity
How can a zero-trust security model augment traditional cybersecurity approaches, and how can the Pentagon overcome the perceived challenges to adoption?
-
When China’s predatory investments go unnoticed
China is working tirelessly to control U.S. assets, and Congress must recognize this threat, according to a U.S. congressman.
-
Unlock AI to transform the Pentagon
Traditional approaches are inadequate to process the DoD’s massive amount of data and sources.
-
Preparing for a post-pandemic secure workplace at the Pentagon
What technology must the Pentagon adopt to ensure cybersecurity across its network?
-
Four steps Biden must take to reset the nuclear agenda
Creating a new generation of arms control agreements and other nuclear risk-reduction measures will not be easy.
-
Why defense firms need to get systematic about M&A — big and small
Those who act boldly will succeed in creating enduring businesses that can adapt to the evolving needs of the national defense.
-
Stop the budgetary bleeding to get the Air Force we need
The time has come to openly articulate what is required to meet national security requirements.
-
Four factors to consider in keeping NATO relevant
NATO has remained history’s strongest alliance precisely because it has adapted to new strategic conditions. It can do so again.
-
Bring US operational training and experimentation into the 21st century
Technology and tactics have evolved since the end of the Cold War, and it’s time training evolved as well.
-
Successful SM-3 weapons test offers missile defense opportunity
Congress should act now to ensure missile defense programs are sufficiently funded.
-
Why now is the time for zero trust in DoD cybersecurity
How can a zero-trust security model augment traditional cybersecurity approaches, and how can the Pentagon overcome the perceived challenges to adoption?
-
When China’s predatory investments go unnoticed
China is working tirelessly to control U.S. assets, and Congress must recognize this threat, according to a U.S. congressman.
-
Unlock AI to transform the Pentagon
Traditional approaches are inadequate to process the DoD’s massive amount of data and sources.
-
Preparing for a post-pandemic secure workplace at the Pentagon
What technology must the Pentagon adopt to ensure cybersecurity across its network?
-
Four steps Biden must take to reset the nuclear agenda
Creating a new generation of arms control agreements and other nuclear risk-reduction measures will not be easy.
-
Why defense firms need to get systematic about M&A — big and small
Those who act boldly will succeed in creating enduring businesses that can adapt to the evolving needs of the national defense.
