Search

The U.S. government and citizens must prepare to defend democracy and assess the truth.

A holistic approach broadens commanders’ options.

It’s time to pull the pieces together—again.

The U.S. government and citizens must prepare to defend democracy and assess the truth.

This uncommon step reflects the need to handle nation-state influence campaigns against U.S. democracy

The Navy is striving for superiority, but the dynamic nature of the realm defies easy alignment.

The Russians have several advantages in the information warfare game.

With a increased number of troops, the Corps wants to address cyber, EW and intel needs.

Information warfare is an aggressive game of soccer where not only are all the fans on the field with the players, but no one is wearing uniforms. Unlike the dominance the U.S. military enjoyed for years in the conventional warfare realm, the lack of physical and geographic boundaries in cyberspace test modern warfighting doctrine, said Vice Adm. Marshall Lytle III, USCG, during a panel discussion at the West 2017 conference, co-sponsored by AFCEA International and the U.S. Naval Institute and taking place this week in San Diego.

Truestone, Herndon, Va., was awarded a $6,685,148 cost-plus-fixed-fee contract for reverse engineering, limited prototyping for exploitation, test and evaluation, and target validation.