The U.S. Army’s first unit to “transform in contact” integrated cutting-edge technologies to enhance mobility and lethality on the battlefield.

Allies and partners are key to growing data sharing, space domain awareness and resiliency.

The new software will help commanders effectively utilize the electromagnetic spectrum during missions.

Near Earth Autonomy acquires a $790,000 contract to deliver its Firefly system.

According to a CISA expert, plenty of workers are available, but it’s complicated.

The technology could bring many advancements, the industry says.

Army officials applaud the branch’s Next-Generation Command and Control concept while also acknowledging that changes must be made.

The fledgling effort better aligns data capabilities between the Defense Information Systems Agency and the Joint Forces Headquarters-Department of Defense Information Network.

High-ranking officials say they are prepared to aggressively deter adversaries from attacking U.S. systems and networks.

The service reactivates the 23rd Electronic Warfare Squadron.