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Navy Updating Navigation Capabilities

Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation of Charlottesville, Virginia, is being awarded a $30,001,484 indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity, performance based, cost-plus-fixed-fee, services contract

Good, Better, Best

Leadership from the In-side out.

U.S. Air Force Maj. Gilberto Perez, 39th Information Operations Squadron director of operations, offers lessons learned on leadership. Credit: Oregongal/Pixabay

Security Flaws in Computer Hardware Rock Industry

Google researchers found vulnerabilities in modern computer processors made by leading chip companies; the problem with the chips represents a new class of possible attack.

Disruptive by Design: Managing Machines That Learn

As businesses, governments and militaries wrestle with artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, managing machines that learn is a challenge common to all.

Keeping Up With a New Kind of Enemy

The Defense Department races to harness technology to beat better, faster, stronger adversaries.

As part of its information technology modernization effort, the U.S. Army aims to harness agile software development and cut software patching costs and software lines, says Lt. Gen. Bruce Crawford, USA, the Army’s chief information officer (CIO)/G-6, at MILCOM 2017 in Baltimore.

Marines Size Up Laser Weapons

For the Marines to be able to employ these laser weapons, the technologies must be as efficient and as small as possible.

Laser weapons could be integrated into all future Marine Corps vehicles, such as the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle, or JLTV, says Jeff Tomczak, deputy director of the Science & Technology (S&T) Division at the Marine Corps Warfighting Laboratory. Oshkosh Defense

Warships Set to Make Waves With Powerful Lasers

The U.S. Navy is accelerating efforts to place the weapon systems on guided missile destroyers.

The Navy is adding high-energy lasers to the fleet aboard the DDG 51 Flight IIA “in the shortest time frame possible,” says a Naval Sea Systems Command spokesperson.

Thinking Machines Going Mainstream

Radical change awaits as cognitive computing becomes the norm.

“The most important thing I will predict is that we will stop talking about the technology of cognitive computing. It will be simply a behavior that will be built into any newer system,” says Sue Feldman, a co-founder of the Cognitive Computing Consortium.

How to Checkmate IoT Attacks

A multipronged strategy outsmarts hackers.

One way international military and government agencies gather information about weather and oceanographic data to enhance forecasting and environmental models is through networked buoys. The Royal Danish Air Force deployed these ice-hardened buoys from a C-130 into the Arctic Ocean in September as part of the International Arctic Buoy Program. Credit: John F. Williams

This Team Is a Lean, Mean Cyber Crime-Fighting Machine

Humans and technology are better when they work together.

The Czech army examines the dynamics within social groups using a technique called sociomapping, which helps analyze an adversary’s team member relationships and applies to offensive cybersecurity team building.