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Security Certification Pretest Available Online
Security Certification Pretest Available Online
Information security professionals can assess their readiness to take certification exams.
Service Turns to Industry for Best Practice Assistance
Service Turns to Industry for Best Practice Assistance
Enterprisewide adoption of ITIL strategies replaces piecemeal approach in U.S. Air Force.
Web 2.0 Capabilities Enhance Command Dialogue
Web 2.0 Capabilities Enhance Command Dialogue
U.S. Joint Forces Command is taking advantage of new technologies to reach its constituencies where they live.
Missile Defense No Longer on the Far Horizon
Missile Defense No Longer on the Far Horizon
The future is now—just as new threats emerge.
Quote of the Day: “It's not a war that we can win as a coalition—it's a war that must be won by moderate Muslims.”—Gen. James T. Conway, USMC, commandant of the Marine Corps, on the Global War on Terrorism
Quote of the Day: “It's not a war that we can win as a coalition—it's a war that must be won by moderate Muslims.”—Gen. James T. Conway, USMC, commandant of the Marine Corps, on the Global War on Terrorism
Everyone—soldiers, sailors, airmen, Marines and civilians—is a combatant in the Global War on Terrorism. While military personnel take the fight to the enemy overseas, civilians on the home front have their own duties to deny success to extremist evildoers.
Quote of the Day: “Drugs are the fuel in the car of misery in this part of the world.”—Adm. James G. Stavridis, USN, commander, U.S. Southern Command
Quote of the Day: “Drugs are the fuel in the car of misery in this part of the world.”—Adm. James G. Stavridis, USN, commander, U.S. Southern Command
While public attention has been focused on Iraq, Afghanistan and other aspects of the Global War on Terrorism, another threat has been building quietly much closer to home. Traffic in illegal drugs has been destabilizing friendly nations in the Western Hemisphere, and it may be joining forces with terrorism to pose a greater danger to democracies throughout the world.