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Maryland ‘Guards’ Against Cyber Attacks With Collaboration

Cyber soldiers and airmen in the Maryland Army and Air Force National Guards strive to improve relations between each other, industry partners and the utilities community.

Maryland Army National Guard Col. Louis Patrick Hawkins Jr., and Maryland Air National Guard Lt. Col. Michael S. Graham Jr., lead Maryland National Guardsmen and civilian security and infrastructure cybersecurity experts in a tabletop exercise during the third day of the State of Maryland Critical Infrastructure Cyber Resilience Workshop. U.S. Air National Guard Photo by Airman 1st Class Sarah Hoover

Moldova’s Mighty Mission to a Cyber Resilient State

Through progressive EU integration, the Eastern European country is heavily investing in cybersecurity and critical infrastructure via industry partnerships, education and awareness campaigns.

As it works toward European Union integration, Moldova is investing in its cybersecurity initiatives. Credit: Lalandrew-stock.adobe.com

Economic Hardship Leads the Way for Cybercrime

Moldova works closely with its neighbors to combat cybersecurity threats. Credit: Sharafmaksumov-stock.adobe.com

The Coming Swarm: Drone Technology Continues To Evolve

Experts explain what is needed for ‘gladiators of the sky.’

U.S. Army Sgt. 1st Class Jay Utter (kneeling), HHC 1-163rd Combined Arms Battalion, repairs an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) with Italian Air Force Warrant Officer Paolo Robles, commander of a counter-UAV team with the 16th Force Protection Wing of the Italian Air Force, and U.S. Army Capt. Olivia Cobiskey, as part of Exercise Eager Lion 22, in September 2022. U.S. Army photo by Cpt. Olivia Cobiskey

Counter-Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Solutions Face Complex Environment

Companies take a multilayered approach to countering small drones.

Tightening the Kill Chain

International exercise advances warfighting, complex data links and C2 connections.

The United Kingdom Royal Air Force’s participation with the Royal Australian Air Force and the United States’ Air Force in exercises such as Bamboo Eagle is increasing the integration levels of fighters and systems, which is needed for the near-peer environment. Photo courtesy of the U.K. Royal Air Force

African Lion 2026: A Reimagined Version

U.S. Army officials plan to transform how soldiers experiment with and evaluate technologies at this year’s event.

U.S. Army Maj. Jay Jackson, African Lion 2026 (AL26) Tunisia lead planner (G7) for U.S. Army Southern European Task Force, Africa (SETAF-AF) (r), reviews the minutes (a planning agreement) with Lt. Col. Corbett Baxter, African Lion lead planner (G7), SETAF-AF, and Tunisian Armed Forces Senior Col. Mguidich Mejid, exercise director for AL26, at the initial planning event for the exercise at El Aouina Air Base, Tunis, Tunisia, September 2025. U.S. Army photo by Maj. Joe Legros

From Bombers to Bytes: Rethinking Cyber Operations in Light of the Russia-Ukraine War

Policymakers and planners must reexamine assumptions about cyber warfare.

The war in Ukraine provides a unique perspective on how cyber operations impact modern war. daily_creativity-stock.adobe.com

How To Partner With the U.S. Navy’s Perfect Storm Technology Team

The Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command has long pioneered innovation for the fleet. Here’s how industry and academia can help.

The Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command works 24/7/365. Credit: Mcgui-stock.adobe.com generated with AI