SIGNAL Coverage: TechNet Augusta 2021

While the United States debates basic issues related to artificial intelligence, quantum-enabled AI may be on the horizon.

Thunderdome is the Defense Information Systems Agency's solution for zero trust.

JADC2 will become a reality—at least to a minimal degree—in the coming months.

The U.S. Army needs to conduct five essential tasks to achieve the kind of information advantage that will allow commanders to make faster, more effective decisions than their adversaries.

To make the unified network vision a reality, the Army will need to adopt an array of technical capabilities, including 5G, zero trust cybersecurity, software-defined networks and data fabric.

The SEC focuses on supporting warfighters and enabling operations in the field, but until recently the organization was distributing software by mailing CDs, which often went unused.

The military services may take different paths toward gaining an information advantage, but each helps light the way for the others.

The term “whole of government” has been popular since at least the early 2000s to describe an effort to gain an advantage or keep the nation secure. But a whole-of-government approach may not suffice in the cyber, space and information era.

In the early stages of adopting AI and ML, the data needs to be the first priority.

Starting cyberspace education early for children can benefit both their families and a profession starved for budding young experts.

Recruiting and retaining warfighters for the multidomain battlefield requires laser focus, reconfiguring and more advanced systems, consultants say.