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Blue-Sky Research Aims at the Ultraviolet

One of the more exotic technologies being explored for Army networking is ultraviolet communications.

Traditional and Exotic Links Build Future Army Networks

Longtime favorites and blue-sky research may constitute connectivity.

A U.S. Army sergeant communicates via radio on maneuvers in Germany. Army researchers are looking to incorporate new technologies into the service’s communications network to be able to maintain information supremacy in future combat operations. U.S. Army photo

Pending Cybersecurity Standards Loom Over Contractors

Experts foresee unintended consequences to new requirements.

The littoral combat ships USS Independence, back, and USS Coronado travel together in the Pacific Ocean. One of the Defense Department’s primary cybersecurity concerns is that adversaries can hack into industry networks and steal secrets about developing weapon systems. U.S. Navy photo by Chief Mass Communication Specialist Keith DeVinney/Released

Peterson Air Force Base Adds Space Control Facility

Space Warfare Requires Different Thinking

Out of sight can never be out of mind when fighting in the beyond line-of-sight domain.

Squadron Leader Jamiee Maika, Royal Australian Air Force, observes operations at the Combined Space Operations Center at Vandenberg Air Force Base, California. This multinational space force includes a strategic defense partnership between the United States, Canada, Australia and the United Kingdom. Additional nations collaborating on space operations with the center include Germany, France and New Zealand. U.S. Space Force photo by Staff Sgt. J.T. Armstrong

Palantir to Upgrade Army Distributed Common Ground System Components

Palantir USG Inc., Palo Alto, California (W56KGY-20-D-000

CMMC Training Guides to Emerge in March

The certification program takes a layered path to layered security.

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Catching Menaces In Midair

Project addresses unmanned aerial threats.

Sandia National Laboratories researchers leading the MARCUS project are developing a system to capture small unmanned aircraft systems then fly them away from crowds or sensitive areas such as government buildings. Photo by Randy Montoya

DOD Formally Adopts Five Ethical Principles for AI

The U.S. Department of Defense officially adopted a series of five ethical principles for the use of artificial intelligence.

Dana Deasy, the Defense Department’s CIO, speaks at AFCEA’s 2018 Defensive Cyber Operations Symposium in Baltimore. Credit: Michael Carpenter

JAB is Providing Scientific and Technical Support to DOD's DIU

JAB Innovative Solutions LLC, Bristow, Virginia, has been