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Army Cyber To Become an Information Warfare Command

The shift reflects the importance of integrated capabilities, above and beyond cyber.

Gaining experience with information operations in Afghanistan and hosting several pilot programs will help the rise of the U.S. Army’s information warfare capabilities and aid the transformation of the Cyber Command into an information operations warfare command, says Lt. Gen. Stephen Fogarty, USA, commanding general, Army Cyber Command. Photo by Michael Carpenter

Robotic Process Automation the Focus of Shark Tank Survivors

The last two finalists gear up for the ultimate competition in April.

Eric Teasdale of Automation Anywhere gives the winning presentation of the company’s robotic process automation technology at the season's last AFCEA innovation shark tank, held on March 6. His company will join five other finalists in the championship competition being held at AFCEA’s Homeland Security Conference on April 22 at the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington, D.C. Photo by Elizabeth Moon

Northrop Grumman Providing the Navy with Support for the Triton UAS

Northrop Grumman Systems Corp., San Diego, California, is

Dell Supplying the Navy with Data Center and Cloud IT

Dell Marketing LP, Round Rock, Texas, was awarded an esti

Cubic Global Defense Providing Analytical Support Services to Army 409th Combat Squad

Cubic Global Defense Inc., San Diego, California, was awa

SRI Looking into Low Frequency-High Power Satellite Calibration R&D for the Navy

SRI International, Menlo Park, California, is awarded an

New Army Programs of Record Emphasize Cyber

The new capabilities bring cyber into the fold, enhancing multidomain awareness for commanders.

Portia Crowe (l), chief of cyber engineering for the U.S. Army’s Program Executive Office Command Control Communications–Tactical (PEO C3T), suggests that the new Cyber Situational Understanding tool will give commanders a clearer picture of what is happening in cyberspace. Crowe led the panel at AFCEA Aberdeen’s 4th annual C4ISR Cyber event, discussing the emerging battlefield technologies and capabilities that the Army needs for successful multidomain operations.

AI Lays the Foundation for 5G Spectrum Sharing

DARPA’s autonomous radios outperform humans in spectrum allocation.

Artificial intelligence-enabled radio technology developed with DARPA funding, could help manage scarce spectrum resources. Credit: Photo illustration created with images by geralt/Pixabay

DARPA Pursuing AI to Accelerate Disease Cures

Artificial intelligence speeds discoveries in chemistry.

Disease caused by the Ebola virus is severe and often-fatal. Researchers at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency envision artificial intelligence systems that will accelerate the rate of research in chemistry, which could offer a wide range of benefits including the rapid discovery of cures for a range of diseases. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention photo by microbiologist Frederick A. Murphy, National Center for Infectious Diseases, Special Pathogens Branch

SimVentions Upgrading Tactical Simulator for the Navy

SimVentions Inc., Fredericksburg, Virginia, is awarded a