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DHS Seeks To Ensure 5G Cybersecurity

Next-gen mobile grows integral to homeland security.

Fifth-generation cellular communications will be more secure than predecessor technologies but will also introduce vulnerabilities, in part because of the vast expansion of devices that is expected with the emergence of the Internet of Things. SERDTHONGCHAI/Shutterstock

Army Senses Quantum Future

Researchers may demonstrate quantum sensors this year.

A Rydberg receiver and spectrum analyzer detect a wide range of real-world radio frequency signals above a microwave circuit, including AM radio, FM radio, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. U.S. Army illustration

Space Force Pursues Contract Mod with Ball Aerospace for Microwave Weather System

Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp., Boulder, Colorad

Army Mastering Fusion of Cyber and Electronic Warfare

Information operations remains to be fully integrated.

Lt. Gen. Maria Barrett, USA, commander, Army Cyber Command, addresses CERTS 2022.

Corporate Ransomware Attack Ripples Toward Coast Guard

Officials worried cyber attacks could cause catastrophic damage.

Rear Adm. Michael Ryan, USCG, former commander, Coast Guard Cyber Command, participates in a panel at CERTS 2022. Photo by Michael Carpenter

EPA Selects GDIT in $89.5 Million High-End Scientific Computing Effort

The Environmental Protection Agency will rely on super computing for its complex health and environmental research.

The Environmental Protection Agency is pursuing high-performance scientific computing in a contract with General Dynamics Information Technology. Credit: Shutterstock/muratart/NASA

SIGNAL Executive Video: Moving Data at Volume and Speed

Cross-domain solutions help information flow across multiple security levels.

Cross-domain solutions help the DoD and intelligence communities move data quickly between different classification and security levels. Credit: Shutterstock

DHS Counter-Jamming Exercise Serves Dual Purpose

Cell On Light Trucks plays an unusual role.

This flag waving over JamX previously soared over Ground Zero beginning two days after September 11, 2001. The JamX event, coordinated by the Department of Homeland Security, offers lessons learned for enhancing tactics, techniques, procedures, technologies and training to counter electronic signal jamming that could interfere with military and emergency response missions. Photo provided by the Department of Homeland Security

Laying the Foundation for 6G

Europe’s HEXA-X consortium tackles tough challenges for upcoming communications.

Europe’s HEXA-X 25-member consortium is delving into the technical challenges of developing the foundation for 6G networks on the continent. Shutterstock/d1sk

Indo-Pacific Interoperability Improves Each Day

COVID and Cope North confirm cooperation capabilities.

U.S. and Japanese military aircraft participating in Cope North 2021 fly near Anderson Air Force Base, Guam. The annual exercise serves as a keystone event to enhance U.S. relations with regional allies and partners and promote security and stability throughout the Indo-Pacific region. Air Force Senior Airman Duncan C. Bevan