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Securely reaping the benefits of direct-to-cloud
The complexity of the cloud can be costly and risky, but the rewards are exponential.
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America must build a coalition to counter China’s accelerating aggression
The U.S. needs to actively build a multinational coalition to counter China, and fast, writes David Geaney.
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‘Buy American’ reforms strike the right balance
Some commentators have been misrepresenting the idea of Buy American, and it’s important to lay out the facts, according to this commentary’s authors.
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Modern nuclear-armed competitors require a new US approach to managing escalation
“The United States does not have — and urgently needs — a methodical concept for managing escalation,” warns Madison Estes of the Center for Naval Analyses.
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The DoD needs data-centric security, and here’s why
How could the DoD benefit from a new zero-trust security model?
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Abend unqualified to be Defense Department watchdog
“President Donald Trump has nominated an unqualified person to lead what is arguably the most critical inspector general position in government,” writes former DoD IG Gordon Heddell.
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America’s military deserves timely funding from Congress
The Air Force would be particularly damaged under another long continuing resolution, write Bradley Bowman and Maj. Scott Adamson.
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Two steps President Trump could take now to secure missile defense improvements
The Trump administration could make move right now to improve missile defense capabilities, argue Trey Obering and Rebeccah Heinrichs.
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Great power competition heats up in the thawing Arctic, and the US must respond
Russia and China have been busy in a rapidly changing Arctic, and America seems to have barely noticed.
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A consensus-driven joint concept for all-domain warfare will fall short
If everything is a priority, then nothing is a priority.
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Securely reaping the benefits of direct-to-cloud
The complexity of the cloud can be costly and risky, but the rewards are exponential.
-
America must build a coalition to counter China’s accelerating aggression
The U.S. needs to actively build a multinational coalition to counter China, and fast, writes David Geaney.
-
‘Buy American’ reforms strike the right balance
Some commentators have been misrepresenting the idea of Buy American, and it’s important to lay out the facts, according to this commentary’s authors.
-
Modern nuclear-armed competitors require a new US approach to managing escalation
“The United States does not have — and urgently needs — a methodical concept for managing escalation,” warns Madison Estes of the Center for Naval Analyses.
-
The DoD needs data-centric security, and here’s why
How could the DoD benefit from a new zero-trust security model?
-
Abend unqualified to be Defense Department watchdog
“President Donald Trump has nominated an unqualified person to lead what is arguably the most critical inspector general position in government,” writes former DoD IG Gordon Heddell.
-
America’s military deserves timely funding from Congress
The Air Force would be particularly damaged under another long continuing resolution, write Bradley Bowman and Maj. Scott Adamson.
-
Two steps President Trump could take now to secure missile defense improvements
The Trump administration could make move right now to improve missile defense capabilities, argue Trey Obering and Rebeccah Heinrichs.
-
Great power competition heats up in the thawing Arctic, and the US must respond
Russia and China have been busy in a rapidly changing Arctic, and America seems to have barely noticed.
-
A consensus-driven joint concept for all-domain warfare will fall short
If everything is a priority, then nothing is a priority.
-
Securely reaping the benefits of direct-to-cloud
The complexity of the cloud can be costly and risky, but the rewards are exponential.
-
America must build a coalition to counter China’s accelerating aggression
The U.S. needs to actively build a multinational coalition to counter China, and fast, writes David Geaney.
-
‘Buy American’ reforms strike the right balance
Some commentators have been misrepresenting the idea of Buy American, and it’s important to lay out the facts, according to this commentary’s authors.
-
Modern nuclear-armed competitors require a new US approach to managing escalation
“The United States does not have — and urgently needs — a methodical concept for managing escalation,” warns Madison Estes of the Center for Naval Analyses.
-
The DoD needs data-centric security, and here’s why
How could the DoD benefit from a new zero-trust security model?
-
Abend unqualified to be Defense Department watchdog
“President Donald Trump has nominated an unqualified person to lead what is arguably the most critical inspector general position in government,” writes former DoD IG Gordon Heddell.
-
America’s military deserves timely funding from Congress
The Air Force would be particularly damaged under another long continuing resolution, write Bradley Bowman and Maj. Scott Adamson.
-
Two steps President Trump could take now to secure missile defense improvements
The Trump administration could make move right now to improve missile defense capabilities, argue Trey Obering and Rebeccah Heinrichs.
-
Great power competition heats up in the thawing Arctic, and the US must respond
Russia and China have been busy in a rapidly changing Arctic, and America seems to have barely noticed.
-
A consensus-driven joint concept for all-domain warfare will fall short
If everything is a priority, then nothing is a priority.



