SIGNAL Coverage: Intel Summit 2019

The U.S. intelligence community has made great progress against adversaries' new tactics and capabilities, but challenges still loom.

Government and the public must gear up to mitigate the effects of disinformation, which is not going away.

The United States is waging active cyber operations against nations that conduct information operations against it.

Long a source of key intelligence for Earth-based operations, the space domain now requires its own specialized intelligence.

Industry must be the source of several key intelligence technologies and capabilities.

The hybrid cloud may be the digital holy grail for the intelligence community.

The intelligence community must ramp up across the breadth of its disciplines to compete with looming adversaries.

Industry and government organizations are eager to find ways to combine structured and unstructured data to improve communications about national security threats to the public more effectively.

U.S. intelligence must integrate its assets and procedures to address the challenges of new technologies and malevolent potential adversaries, says the former head of Army intelligence.

The director of the DIA describes how his organization is bringing together stovepiped intelligence into a single entity known as the Machine-assisted Analytic Rapid-repository System, or MARS.