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Army Leaders Urge Industry Collaboration for Agile Command Systems

Modular, interoperable and flexible communications are the key to resiliency.

Maj. Gen. Patrick Ellis, director, Network Cross-Functional Team Army Futures Command (l), and Mark Kitz, PEO C3T, discuss implementing agile and adaptive C2. Photo Credit: Mike Carpenter

An All-Teams Approach Is Key for Businesses Facing Cyber and Quantum Threats

Effective crisis management requires all-hands-on-deck, including those not involved with technology.

Sabastian Hague, head of defensive content at Hack The Box, speaks Friday at AFCEA's TechNet International in Brussels.

Ukraine's Fusion of Cyber and Kinetic Warfare: Illia Vitiuk's Stand Against Russian Cyber Operations

Ukraine thinks outside of the box and merges warfare to counter a Russian digital onslaught.

Illia Vitiuk is the head of the Cyber Security Department, Security Service of Ukraine. Photo: Oh Yes Communications/ Billington CyberSecurity

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

Communications Research for Water Drones

New Beam-Steering Antenna Opens Rarely Used Spectrum

Researchers seek industry investors.

Researchers at the University of Birmingham in the United Kingdom have developed a new beam steering antenna that has achieved unprecedented efficiency rates and opens for use new areas of spectrum. Credit: The Metamaterial Engineering Laboratory, University of Birmingham and agsandrew /Shutterstock

Collective, Connected, But Not Co-Located

I Corps Distributed Mission Command concept enables decision-making speed at a Pacific scale.

The U.S. Army's 1-52 General Support Aviation Battalion conducts aerial gunnery in Alaska.

S6 Series: Enhancing Armored Mobility, Speed and Lethality

Armored unit aims to shoot, move and communicate simultaneously.

Soldiers assigned to the 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, conduct mission command and network communications on-the-move, during the Army’s three-week Armored Formation On-The-Move Network Pilot at Fort Stewart, Georgia, on Feb. 2. U.S. Army photo by Capt. Detrick Moore, assistant program manager for Mission Network, Project Manager Tactical Network, PEO C3T

Army Ending Era of Big Tent Tactical Ops Centers

Armor units explore on-the-move networking.

New communications technologies integrated onto armored vehicles during the U.S. Army’s Armored Formation On-The-Move Network Pilot could enable the service to eliminate large-tent tactical operations centers in favor of distributed command capabilities.

DISA Selects Alpha Communications to Provide Audio Visual Support

Alpha Communications Services, Fairfax Station, Virginia,