Effective cybersecurity operations require collaboration between intelligence and cyber professionals.

The burgeoning industry is fostered by a national consortium.

A multifaceted road map is required to protect the warfighter and the U.S. population during an emergency.

A small business works to potentially help the U.S. Navy detect even the quietest of underwater vehicles.

Investments could include an extensive network for biotechnology research.

Cautious but steady, organizations are leveraging AI for gains.

Harry Wingo, senior vice president, strategic initiatives for Circadence Corporation, develops strategies to align development efforts with U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), Congressional and Executive Branch priorities, and communicates the value of Circadence’s cyber range technology and solutions to national defense and governmental leaders. He is a former Navy SEAL officer and a member of the AFCEA Cybersecurity Committee. He previously served as the deputy national cyber director.

Power and leadership are fascinating and controversial, perhaps with a dash of hectic, chaotic management too.

The Artificial Intelligence Rapid Capabilities Cell crews are expected to start building and developing initial models of their new technologies.

With operations like Southern Spear underway, the U.S. Navy continues its efforts to expand and strengthen its hybrid fleet using unmanned systems.