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Navy Procures Additional Electronic Countermeasures from L3 Harris

L3 Harris Technologies, Clifton, New Jersey, is awarded a

China First to The Microphone on Info Ops

Western nations remain on defense in Indo-Pacific messaging.

China is often first in the information operations competition, keeping the United States and its allies and partners in the Asia Pacific on defense. Credit: andriano.cz/Shutterstock

The Pursuit of a Robust Mission Partner Environment

Joint Staff leader advances how the United States will bring its allies and partners into information sharing in the JADC2 environment.

Lt. Gen. Dennis Crall, USMC, director for Command, Control, Communications, and Computers/Cyber and chief information officer, the Joint Staff; J-6, pictured working at the Pentagon in December, sees allies and partners, and the associated Mission Partner Environment, as crucial aspects of joint all domain warfighting. Credit: Photo courtesy of The Joint Staff Public Affairs

Policy Remains Biggest Hurdle for Interoperability

Joint and coalition warfighting depend on updated policies.

Paratroopers secure their location in preparation for the extraction of senior Afghan and coalition military leaders following a key leader engagement in southeastern Afghanistan, December 29, 2019. Complex policies for connecting networks and sharing data remains a significant barrier for working with allies and coalition partners, military officials say. Credit: Army Master Sgt. Alejandro Licea

Analygence Secures DHS S&T Financial Services Support Contract

Analygence, a mission support, cyber solutions and manage

Intelligence Strategy Highlights Workforce

A new plan aims to retain and recruit diverse experts.

Members of the panel discussing diversity in the intelligence community at the Intelligence & National Security Summit describe the challenges they face entering the profession.

Wireless Reliability on the Moon

NASA pursues tried-and-true 4G LTE wireless network capabilities for the lunar surface.

NASA is developing a wireless communications network to use on the moon that will feature self-configuration, autonomous operations, reliability and hardened systems for the lunar environment. In its first planned technology demonstration in 2022, enabled by a public-private partnership, the space agency aims to increase the technology readiness level of space-based 4G LTE communications technology to “flight proven.” NASA

Diverse Applications Arise from 5G Bands

Different strokes provide capabilities more suited to specific uses.

Technicians from Verizon install a 5G node in Indianapolis. The different bandwidths offered by the new cell technology offer a host of new capabilities for commercial and military users. Verizon

Disruptive by Design: 5G-Enabled Augmented Reality Is Near

What would it take to deliver high quality augmented reality to the masses?

Cybersecurity Turns Holistic

Even the U.S. Cyber Command needs the public to join in the effort.

Credit: DHS