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Hundreds of AI projects underway as Defense Department eyes future combat
The Department of Defense considers artificial intelligence a modernization priority and has invested in it, though the exact sum is unclear.
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Can we please stop talking about domains?
At some point we began labeling specific maneuver spaces as domains, and in so doing we made multidomain operations unachievable. Instead of joint all-domain concepts, we need joint all-capability effects.
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Kurilla confirmed as new CENTCOM head by the Senate
The 55-year-old Army officer is expected to be sworn into the new post in coming days.
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CISA accuses Russia-backed hackers of stealing info from U.S. defense contractors
During one notable transgression in 2021, CISA said, “actors exfiltrated hundreds of documents related to the company’s products, relationships with other countries, and internal personnel and legal matters.”
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Union urges ending Pentagon’s civilian hiring caps
America’s largest federal employee union is urging lawmakers to repeal statutory limits on the number of civilian workers at the Pentagon, some which date back more than 30 years.
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Senate confirms Wallander to Pentagon international affairs role
The Senate on Wednesday confirmed Russia expert Celeste Wallander to be the Pentagon’s assistant defense secretary for international security affairs.
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Pentagon worried about mergers, especially among hypersonic weapons suppliers
The report from DoD’s acquisition and sustainment office, which says broadly that consolidation poses a national security risk, marks the strongest U.S. government objection to merger and acquisition activity since the defense secretary in 2015 discouraged deals among the largest prime contractors.
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DoD needs to improve how it tests cyber weapons architecture, weapons tester says
Cyber Command’s Joint Cyber Warfighting Architecture lacks a test strategy, risking operational effectiveness of tools and systems, the Pentagon weapons tester has asserted.
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GOP senator blocks Russia pro from joining Pentagon, drawing fiery rebuke
A key Russia expert and two other defense experts are being blocked from joining the Pentagon by GOP Sen. Josh Hawley, as the Biden administration struggles to solve the deepening Russia-Ukraine crisis and deploys thousands of U.S. troops to bolster European allies.
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Defense Innovation Unit partners with Orbital Insight to take on satellite spoofing
Under a new contract, Orbital Insight will use commercially available data and advanced algorithms to detect and alert operators to possible spoofing attempts.
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Hundreds of AI projects underway as Defense Department eyes future combat
The Department of Defense considers artificial intelligence a modernization priority and has invested in it, though the exact sum is unclear.
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Can we please stop talking about domains?
At some point we began labeling specific maneuver spaces as domains, and in so doing we made multidomain operations unachievable. Instead of joint all-domain concepts, we need joint all-capability effects.
-
Kurilla confirmed as new CENTCOM head by the Senate
The 55-year-old Army officer is expected to be sworn into the new post in coming days.
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CISA accuses Russia-backed hackers of stealing info from U.S. defense contractors
During one notable transgression in 2021, CISA said, “actors exfiltrated hundreds of documents related to the company’s products, relationships with other countries, and internal personnel and legal matters.”
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Union urges ending Pentagon’s civilian hiring caps
America’s largest federal employee union is urging lawmakers to repeal statutory limits on the number of civilian workers at the Pentagon, some which date back more than 30 years.
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Senate confirms Wallander to Pentagon international affairs role
The Senate on Wednesday confirmed Russia expert Celeste Wallander to be the Pentagon’s assistant defense secretary for international security affairs.
-
Pentagon worried about mergers, especially among hypersonic weapons suppliers
The report from DoD’s acquisition and sustainment office, which says broadly that consolidation poses a national security risk, marks the strongest U.S. government objection to merger and acquisition activity since the defense secretary in 2015 discouraged deals among the largest prime contractors.
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DoD needs to improve how it tests cyber weapons architecture, weapons tester says
Cyber Command’s Joint Cyber Warfighting Architecture lacks a test strategy, risking operational effectiveness of tools and systems, the Pentagon weapons tester has asserted.
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GOP senator blocks Russia pro from joining Pentagon, drawing fiery rebuke
A key Russia expert and two other defense experts are being blocked from joining the Pentagon by GOP Sen. Josh Hawley, as the Biden administration struggles to solve the deepening Russia-Ukraine crisis and deploys thousands of U.S. troops to bolster European allies.
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Defense Innovation Unit partners with Orbital Insight to take on satellite spoofing
Under a new contract, Orbital Insight will use commercially available data and advanced algorithms to detect and alert operators to possible spoofing attempts.
-
Hundreds of AI projects underway as Defense Department eyes future combat
The Department of Defense considers artificial intelligence a modernization priority and has invested in it, though the exact sum is unclear.
-
Can we please stop talking about domains?
At some point we began labeling specific maneuver spaces as domains, and in so doing we made multidomain operations unachievable. Instead of joint all-domain concepts, we need joint all-capability effects.
-
Kurilla confirmed as new CENTCOM head by the Senate
The 55-year-old Army officer is expected to be sworn into the new post in coming days.
-
CISA accuses Russia-backed hackers of stealing info from U.S. defense contractors
During one notable transgression in 2021, CISA said, “actors exfiltrated hundreds of documents related to the company’s products, relationships with other countries, and internal personnel and legal matters.”
-
Union urges ending Pentagon’s civilian hiring caps
America’s largest federal employee union is urging lawmakers to repeal statutory limits on the number of civilian workers at the Pentagon, some which date back more than 30 years.
-
Senate confirms Wallander to Pentagon international affairs role
The Senate on Wednesday confirmed Russia expert Celeste Wallander to be the Pentagon’s assistant defense secretary for international security affairs.
-
Pentagon worried about mergers, especially among hypersonic weapons suppliers
The report from DoD’s acquisition and sustainment office, which says broadly that consolidation poses a national security risk, marks the strongest U.S. government objection to merger and acquisition activity since the defense secretary in 2015 discouraged deals among the largest prime contractors.
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DoD needs to improve how it tests cyber weapons architecture, weapons tester says
Cyber Command’s Joint Cyber Warfighting Architecture lacks a test strategy, risking operational effectiveness of tools and systems, the Pentagon weapons tester has asserted.
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GOP senator blocks Russia pro from joining Pentagon, drawing fiery rebuke
A key Russia expert and two other defense experts are being blocked from joining the Pentagon by GOP Sen. Josh Hawley, as the Biden administration struggles to solve the deepening Russia-Ukraine crisis and deploys thousands of U.S. troops to bolster European allies.
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Defense Innovation Unit partners with Orbital Insight to take on satellite spoofing
Under a new contract, Orbital Insight will use commercially available data and advanced algorithms to detect and alert operators to possible spoofing attempts.
