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Army Takes a Broad View of Cybersecurity

Different requirements vie with rapid acquisition.

Maj. Gen. Garrett Yee, USA, military deputy to the Army Chief Information Officer(CIO)/G-6, offers potential solutions to the challenge of bringing innovative technologies to the force rapidly and equipping them with adequate cybersecurity.

DRS Gets Contract Mod to Provide DAIRCM Sensors to the Military

DRS Network and Imaging Systems LLC, Melbourne, Florida,

General Dynamics is Providing Technical Support to the Army's Abrams Systems

General Dynamics Land Systems, Sterling Heights, Michigan

Martin UAV and Textron to Provide Tactical UAVs to the Army

Martin UAV LLC,* Plano, Maryland (W911QY-19-D-0032); and

Mission-Focused, Holistic Strategy Aims to Increase Army Agility

Modernization effort moves forward with a shift to the cloud and continued industry collaboration.

Brig. Gen. Jennifer Buckner, USA, director of cyber, electronic warfare, and information operations, Department of the Army G-3/5/7, addresses modernization effort during a Women in Leadership Panel at AFCEA Belvoir Industry Days. Credit: Michael Carpenter

Stryker Virtual Trainer Debuts in Europe

The simulation system complements live training for warfighters.

Soldiers train in a Stryker Virtual Collective Trainer at the Mission Training Complex on Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington. The system was recently fielded to Vilseck, Germany, the first fielding in Europe. Credit: C. Todd Lopez

Pinnacle Providing the Army with IT Support

Pinnacle Solutions Inc.,* Huntsville, Alabama, was awarde

Building a Battle-Hardened Network

The Army’s network is critical for a multidomain future.

Soldiers attack simulated enemy combatants during a training exercise at the Hohenfels Training Area in Germany. To meet the Army’s vision of multidomain battle, the service will need to build a battle-hardened network. Army photo by Pvt. Randy Wren

Army Cyber To Become an Information Warfare Command

The shift reflects the importance of integrated capabilities, above and beyond cyber.

Gaining experience with information operations in Afghanistan and hosting several pilot programs will help the rise of the U.S. Army’s information warfare capabilities and aid the transformation of the Cyber Command into an information operations warfare command, says Lt. Gen. Stephen Fogarty, USA, commanding general, Army Cyber Command. Photo by Michael Carpenter

Army Unveils Enterprise IT As A Service Strategy

The service wants to get out of the hardware business, to a certain extent, when it comes it the enterprise portion of its network.

The U.S. Army Futures Command will be the first location for the service’s foray into Enterprise IT As A Service, according to Lt. Gen. Stephen Fogarty, USA, commanding general, Army Cyber Command. Credit: Anna Neubauer