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Jul 01, 2025

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The AFCEA Educational Foundation and AFCEA’s Los Angeles Chapter donate $20,000 to Palisades Charter High School as it rebuilds after the Palisades Fire.

AFCEA International and LA Chapter Aid High School Damaged by California Wildfires

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AFCEA Continuing Education Supports Cybersecurity Certification Maintenance

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Sarah Steinke Encourages Early STEM Learning With Gravely and Paige Grant

George Mason University's campus. Credit: George Mason University.

New Research Shows How Technology Adoption Programs Can Succeed

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Space Systems Command's recent contract and Enterprise Space Activity Group establishment aim to support commercial space services. Credit: blackdiamond67-stock.adobe.com

U.S. Space Force Takes Steps Toward Enabling Commercial Space Capabilities

Oct 09, 2025

Space Force

Leidos executives share how the company plans to keep up with emerging technologies and improve mission success.

Agile Innovation and Collaboration Are Key to Mission Success

More than 140 golfers competed in the annual AFCEA Educational Foundation Golf Tournament at the Army Navy Country Club in Arlington, Virginia, on September 29. Credit: Emily Campos.

Par for a Purpose: Funding the Future of STEM

COFFEE filters can be used for many types of radio frequency systems. Credit: CESARVR-stock.adobe.com

Now Brewing: DARPA COFFEE Filters Pack High-Performance in a Small Form Factor

A Black Dagger Zombie missile target, designed to fly a ballistic flight path and demonstrate defensive protection capability, launches from Fort Wingate, New Mexico, November 2024. Courtesy photo

Army Aims To Alter Space Domain Approach

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Securing Data Today Against Quantum Tomorrow

Oct 01, 2025

Advancements in quantum computing will change cybersecurity. Credit: Gorodenkoff-stock-adobe.com

Army Aims To Alter Space Domain Approach

Oct 01, 2025

A Black Dagger Zombie missile target, designed to fly a ballistic flight path and demonstrate defensive protection capability, launches from Fort Wingate, New Mexico, November 2024. Courtesy photo

Warning Systems Enabled by Medium-Earth Orbit Are Crucial

Oct 01, 2025

The Missile Defense Agency (MDA) in June conducted FTX-26a, a flight test of an air launched target over the northern Pacific Ocean, with the Clear Space Force Station, Alaska, tracking the missile. The Space Force, along with the Space Development Agency and the MDA, are working closely to provide sophisticated and resilient missile warning and tracking of advanced threats. Photograph courtesy of the Missile Defense Agency

Budget-Constrained UN Space Group Welcomes Industry Partnerships for Disaster Preparedness

Oct 01, 2025

A digital twin generated with space-based data allows for disaster preparedness on the island of Tonga. Image by SpaceData Inc.

On Point: Q&A With Sam Kinch

Oct 01, 2025

Cybersecurity expert Sam Kinch discusses the impact artificial intelligence has on cyber operations. Credit: Igor.nazlo-stock.adobe.com generated with AI

A Crucial First Look at the Nation’s Cyber Attack Surfaces

Oct 01, 2025

To estimate the potential cyber attack surface of the United States, researchers from the University of Maryland have collected data on 42,735 internet-facing devices across 3,095 county governments, representing 98% of all U.S. counties. Credit: UMD researchers Ido Sivan-Sevilla, Mark McDermott and Charles Harry

Fueling Cartels’ Cybercrime

Oct 01, 2025

Transnational criminal organizations continue to leverage emerging technology for financial gain. Credit: Image by FBI

Experimental Satellite Brings Lab Into GEO

Oct 01, 2025

The August 12 United Launch Alliance (ULA) launch of its Vulcan Centaur V rocket from Space Launch Complex-41 at Cape Canaveral was its first U.S. national security mission (USSF-106) for the U.S. Space Force. The payload featured key classified satellites, including a groundbreaking spacecraft for 100 experimental tests. Credit: United Launch Alliance

Service Members and Veterans Face a New Cyber-Meets-Cognitive Battlefield

Oct 01, 2025

Service members and veterans should be aware of how foreign adversaries use mainstream and alternative social media, as well as crowd-sourcing apps like TikTok and Jodel, to push disinformation. Credit: motortion-stock-adobe.com

Mind the Legal Gap: Embedding Full-Time Spectrum Counsel in DOD Frequency Management

Oct 01, 2025

National security success can be linked to a sophisticated blend of engineering, policy and legal talent. Credit: theo-stock-adobe.com generated with AI

President's Commentary: The Race for Space Technologies

Oct 01, 2025

Investing in space technologies is crucial for national defense. Credit: ColleAno-stock.adobe.com generated with AI

Disruptive By Design: Redefining Success: When Lifting Others Lifts You Higher

Oct 01, 2025

Mentoring others can help strengthen your career success. Credit: Jacob Lund-stock.adobe.com