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Cyber Operators’ Dreaded Question: "What Do You Do?”

The fear and mental health effects of a cybersecurity career.

In a time when the United States faces a nationwide mental health crisis, the most important step is to ask for help. Credit: Chanintorn.v/Shutterstock

CISA’s New Binding Cyber Directive Takes Aim at Federal Networks

The federal government must better account for its digital enterprises and vulnerabilities.

CISA’s new binding operational directive mandates federal agencies to begin identifying all digital assets on their networks as part of the start of their vulnerability enumeration processes.

C2 Superiority in an Era of Technological Competition

JADC2 can only be achieved with revolutionary technologies.

Two MH-60S Seahawk helicopters fly by the USS Carl Vinson in the Pacific Ocean in January 2017. The aircraft carrier deployed to the Western Pacific as part of the U.S. Pacific Fleet-led initiative to extend the command and control functions of the 3rd Fleet into the region. Navy photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Sean M. Castellano

The Challenge of Finding the Best Approach for Funding Functional IT

You get what you pay for.

The Air Force is leading efforts to create a data-driven method called combined joint all-domain command and control, or CJADC2. It’s a DoD concept that will connect data-centric information from all branches of service, partners and allies, into an internet of military things, making information accessible anywhere, anytime for quick decisions on the battlefield. Credit: Staff Sgt. Timmethy James

Chasing a Moving Cyber Target

Designing weapon system resilience for success on the battlefield.

This Air Cavalry unmanned vehicle potentially could be manned by a Moscow-based adversary if designed without the right features in mind. The highest risk would be an attack on the same crew that maintains it. Credit: Staff Sgt. Christopher Calvert, 1st Air Cavalry Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division Public Affairs

Digital Responsibility Kicks In

Data privacy rules took hold in California, sending a message to the industry.

Data privacy rights are growing, as states like California start to prosecute companies for violating new protection laws. Credit: Shutterstock/Lightspring

Making DMO and SIF a Reality at the Edge

Neuromodulation offers a solution for creating resilient mesh networks at the edge.

Naval expeditionary forces in the littorals require hardened digital positions at the edge. Credit: Marine Corps Sgt. Melanye Martinez

After Weathering COVID-19, a Cloud Transition Is Ahead for the DLA

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The Time for Disruptive Innovation Is Now

Creative technologies are the best bet against China, Russia.

Personnel secure batteries to a Hexa aircraft’s motors at Eglin Air Force Base, Florida, before its flight at a military airfield. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine illustrates the need for the U.S. Defense Department to invest in disruptive technologies, says Logan Jones, president and general manager, SparkCognition Government Systems. Credit: Samuel King Jr., U.S. Department of Defense

The Next Revolution in Military Affairs

The DoD harnesses the power of information and light.

U.S. Marine Corporals Josrdan Hoskison (l) and Jacob Jusczak, both data system administrators with the 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit, set up a Multi-Mission Terminal satellite on the flight deck of the Wasp-class amphibious assault ship USS Kearsarge (LHD-3). The satellite enables secure access to Internet Protocol broadband networks and the establishment of command post communications from any location. Credit: Tawanya Norwood, 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit