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Space Force Advances Global Missile Warning

A new unit is growing regional missile tracking and warning capabilities.

The Space Force’s new Resilient Missile Warning, Tracking, Defense Acquisition Delta will leverage the efforts of the Space Development Agency and the Missile Defense Agency, for its own missile warning and tracking systems. Credit: honglouwawa/Shutterstock

Cloud Capabilities Abound

DISA shores up robust cloud offerings for warfighters.

The Defense Information Systems Agency has created a range of cloud platforms and software tools over the last year to aid its customers in creating modern digital environments. Credit: Shutterstock/CoreDESIGN

Cyber Challenges Expand and Diversify

The cyber attacker pool grows as the United States cooperates with partners around the world.

The Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) provides information technology and communications support to the military and other government agencies around the world. Credit: Michael Curry, DISA

On Point: Q&A With Michael Weigand

U.S. Marines with 1st Battalion, 10th Marine Regiment, 2d Marine Division and soldiers with the 3rd Battalion, 27th Field Artillery Regiment conduct pre-checks on M142 High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems during exercise Scarlet Dragon in Dugway, Utah, February 2, 2023. Scarlet Dragon is a joint exercise in which the U.S. military branches test their interoperability capability with joint units. U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Emma Gray

Unmanned Aerial Systems for the Army National Guard

General Atomics Aeronautical Systems' Gray Eagle 25M unmanned aircraft systems. Image: General Atomics.

Army Capability Sets to Morph as Unified Network Emerges

The service needs a new cybersecurity discussion with industry.

As the U.S. Army progresses toward a Unified Network of both enterprise and tactical capabilities, the technology capability sets will see changes, and the service will need a new dialogue with industry regarding zero trust and cybersecurity roles and responsibilities. U.S. Army photo

TikTok and Talent Top Committee Discussions

The use of data from a widely used social media app could put the country at risk.

More than 80 international cyberspace allies and partners participated in the FLAG 22 cyberwarfare exercise. Credit: Chief Petty Officer Jon Dasbach, U.S. Cyber Command

Office of Naval Research SCOUTs for Industry Innovation

The program will host an innovation exchange next week.

Crewmembers from the engineering company Survice, aboard the Spearhead-Class expeditionary fast transport vessel USNS Burlington (T-EPF-10) land the Tactical Resupply Vehicle (TRV) 150 unmanned aerial system practice landing on the ship autonomously amongst onlookers from the Scientists-to-Sea program underway during the Navy’s Fleet Experimentation Program, Oct. 17, 2022. The event was organized by the Office of Naval Research-sponsored SCOUT initiative and U.S. Fourth Fleet, held in Key West, Florida.

New Tools Protect Increasingly Complicated Border

A whack-a-mole-type challenge unfolds on the U.S.-Mexico border.

Authorities discover a drug-smuggling tunnel at the San Diego Otay Mesa Industrial Park in 2013. The passageway was linked to Tijuana, Mexico, and was equipped with electricity, ventilation and a rail system. Credit: Paul Caffrey, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement

Consumer Electronics Invade the Battlefield

The lines between consumer and military electronics are increasingly blurry, especially since the onset of the war in Ukraine.

A Chinese-designed DJI drone is tested during an exercise at Camp Lejeune,North Carolina, in 2016. Credit: Sgt. Kaitlyn V. Klein, U.S. Marine Corps