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How space has revolutionized American warfare
Space is critically important to global operations in all domains, making it worth of protection in future multi-domain battlefields.
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Army revises functional concept of intelligence
The Army is coming to grips with the notion that with a rapidly changing world and threat environment, intelligence must adapt in kind.
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Navy developing preplanned cyber network incident procedures
The Navy is looking to develop procedures ahead of time in the case networks go down aboard ships afloat.
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Pentagon confirms first drone strikes under President Trump
DoD confirmed to C4ISRNET that it was responsible for lethal drone strikes in Yemen over the weekend.
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Army patent targets IEDs with deadly drones
A group of Army engineers have secured patent to modify unmanned systems to defeat IEDs.
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DoD unveils open data project
The Pentagon, in partnership with Data.world, unveiled a new open data project on a new resource called Data.mil, providing information on aerial bombings from World War I through the Vietnam War.
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Congress Set to Elevate CYBERCOM to Unified Combatant Command
Congress is set to authorize the elevation of US Cyber Command, taking it from under the purview of US Strategic Command and making it a fully unified combatant command. In the finalized National Defense Authorization Act that passed House and Senate conference committees, the legislation authorizes the secretary of defense to establish a unified combatant…
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What is the U.S. intelligence picture in Libya?
Despite ongoing operations in Iraq and Syria against the Islamic State group, the U.S. is also aiding forces in Libya to thwart militant advances in Africa. What is the intelligence apparatus they are using?
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What are U.S. officials saying about a potential NSA-CYBERCOM split?
In this four-part series, C4ISRNET explores the underlying issues surrounding the potential split of the NSA and Cyber Command. In Part IV: How are officials in the DoD and Congress reacting?
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Does NSA support of CYBERCOM blur lines?
In this four-part series, C4ISRNET explores the underlying issues surrounding the potential split of the NSA and Cyber Command. In Part III: As officials continue to debate divorcing the two organizations, we investigate how the NSA’s support of CYBERCOM could blur lines.
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How space has revolutionized American warfare
Space is critically important to global operations in all domains, making it worth of protection in future multi-domain battlefields.
-
Army revises functional concept of intelligence
The Army is coming to grips with the notion that with a rapidly changing world and threat environment, intelligence must adapt in kind.
-
Navy developing preplanned cyber network incident procedures
The Navy is looking to develop procedures ahead of time in the case networks go down aboard ships afloat.
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Pentagon confirms first drone strikes under President Trump
DoD confirmed to C4ISRNET that it was responsible for lethal drone strikes in Yemen over the weekend.
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Army patent targets IEDs with deadly drones
A group of Army engineers have secured patent to modify unmanned systems to defeat IEDs.
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DoD unveils open data project
The Pentagon, in partnership with Data.world, unveiled a new open data project on a new resource called Data.mil, providing information on aerial bombings from World War I through the Vietnam War.
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Congress Set to Elevate CYBERCOM to Unified Combatant Command
Congress is set to authorize the elevation of US Cyber Command, taking it from under the purview of US Strategic Command and making it a fully unified combatant command. In the finalized National Defense Authorization Act that passed House and Senate conference committees, the legislation authorizes the secretary of defense to establish a unified combatant…
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What is the U.S. intelligence picture in Libya?
Despite ongoing operations in Iraq and Syria against the Islamic State group, the U.S. is also aiding forces in Libya to thwart militant advances in Africa. What is the intelligence apparatus they are using?
-
What are U.S. officials saying about a potential NSA-CYBERCOM split?
In this four-part series, C4ISRNET explores the underlying issues surrounding the potential split of the NSA and Cyber Command. In Part IV: How are officials in the DoD and Congress reacting?
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Does NSA support of CYBERCOM blur lines?
In this four-part series, C4ISRNET explores the underlying issues surrounding the potential split of the NSA and Cyber Command. In Part III: As officials continue to debate divorcing the two organizations, we investigate how the NSA’s support of CYBERCOM could blur lines.
-
How space has revolutionized American warfare
Space is critically important to global operations in all domains, making it worth of protection in future multi-domain battlefields.
-
Army revises functional concept of intelligence
The Army is coming to grips with the notion that with a rapidly changing world and threat environment, intelligence must adapt in kind.
-
Navy developing preplanned cyber network incident procedures
The Navy is looking to develop procedures ahead of time in the case networks go down aboard ships afloat.
-
Pentagon confirms first drone strikes under President Trump
DoD confirmed to C4ISRNET that it was responsible for lethal drone strikes in Yemen over the weekend.
-
Army patent targets IEDs with deadly drones
A group of Army engineers have secured patent to modify unmanned systems to defeat IEDs.
-
DoD unveils open data project
The Pentagon, in partnership with Data.world, unveiled a new open data project on a new resource called Data.mil, providing information on aerial bombings from World War I through the Vietnam War.
-
Congress Set to Elevate CYBERCOM to Unified Combatant Command
Congress is set to authorize the elevation of US Cyber Command, taking it from under the purview of US Strategic Command and making it a fully unified combatant command. In the finalized National Defense Authorization Act that passed House and Senate conference committees, the legislation authorizes the secretary of defense to establish a unified combatant…
-
What is the U.S. intelligence picture in Libya?
Despite ongoing operations in Iraq and Syria against the Islamic State group, the U.S. is also aiding forces in Libya to thwart militant advances in Africa. What is the intelligence apparatus they are using?
-
What are U.S. officials saying about a potential NSA-CYBERCOM split?
In this four-part series, C4ISRNET explores the underlying issues surrounding the potential split of the NSA and Cyber Command. In Part IV: How are officials in the DoD and Congress reacting?
-
Does NSA support of CYBERCOM blur lines?
In this four-part series, C4ISRNET explores the underlying issues surrounding the potential split of the NSA and Cyber Command. In Part III: As officials continue to debate divorcing the two organizations, we investigate how the NSA’s support of CYBERCOM could blur lines.
