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NATO is Relying on Horizon Technologies to Provide Airborne SIGINT

Horizon Technologies announced on May 9 that is would be

Taking a Byte Out of Cyber Crime

Cyber-related attacks are becoming a greater part of the FBI’s portfolio, leader says.

The FBI’s Cyber Division is strengthening its investigative capabilities to battle more and more digital-based crimes from global adversaries, says Amy Hess, executive assistant director of the FBI’s Criminal, Cyber, Response, and Services Branch. Credit: Atlantic Council/Image Link

The Marines Look To Elevate Signals Intelligence and Electronic Warfare

The service is working to move these capabilities in direct support of warfighters.

Col. Dave Burton, USMC, program manager, Intelligence Systems, USMC Systems Command, notes that organizational changes are helping the Marines bring forth signals intelligence capabilities.

Intel Community CIO calls for Urgency

U.S. adversaries are quickly developing cyber-related technologies, at the same time that they are pursuing conventional arms and space capabilities.

Intelligence community (IC) leaders, led by Dan Coats, director of National Intelligence, testify before the U.S. Senate as to the growing threats the country is facing from non-state and state actors. The IC’s CIO, John Sherman, is calling for urgency in developing U.S. capabilities, so the country will not be surpassed by adversaries' use of cyber, artificial intelligence and other technologies. Credit: ODNI

Intelligence Strategy Outlines Measures for a Complex Threat Environment

To combat adversaries’ threats, the intelligence community needs to sharpen its actions, ODNI report states.

Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats, pictured at a recent White House briefing, is calling for the intelligence community to "do things differently,” given the severe threats and complex adversarial environment the United States is facing. Photo courtesy of ODNI

Dan Coats: U.S. Faces Toxic Mix of Threats

China, Russia, North Korea and Iran are predicted to expand cyber operations.

Dan Coats, director of national intelligence, released today the intelligence community’s annual threat assessment, which lists cyber, artificial intelligence and weapons of mass destruction as some of the top technological threats. Credit: geralt/Pixabay

Air Force Contracts for Geospatial Services to Improve Situational Awareness

Quantum Spatial Inc., Petersburg, Florida (FA4452-19-D-A0

IARPA Issues Two Technology Challenges

Researchers seek tools to measure credibility and to monitor videos.

IARPA announced today two new technology challenges related to credibility assessment and automated video surveillance. Credit: TheDigitalArtist/Pixabay

IARPA Interested in Deep Learning, Portable Cooling

The intelligence community’s research arm issues requests for information.

IARPA has issued two requests for information, one for classified deep learning and machine learning research and another for novel cooling solutions for portable devices. Credit: geralt/Pixabay

The Secret Life of Metadata on the Battlefield

Data about data could boost signals intelligence.

Metadata from communication signals can provide a nonencrypted source of signals intelligence, says David Stupples, professor, School of Mathematics, Computer Science and Engineering, Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, City, University of London. Shutterstock/Sutham