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Shop for STEM Site Supports Educational Foundation

The AFCEA Educational Foundation has now formed such a fundraising partnership with the CauseNetwork by setting up a website exclusively for fundraising efforts to support the foundation’s science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) educational incentive programs.

Incoming: Advice for the Innovators

Having focused a great deal on innovation throughout my career—particularly as the leader of “Deep Blue,” the Navy’s innovation think tank immediately after the September 11, 2001, attacks, and as commander of U.S. Southern Command—I would offer some important advice to the innovators as they get started.

NATO Officials Sounding Air and Space Power Alarm

Declining resources and capabilities threaten the alliance’s mission.

U.S. Air Force aircraft of the 4th Fighter Wing fly over Kuwaiti oil fires set by the retreating Iraqi army during Operation Desert Storm in 1991. NATO air power has not been challenged in recent conflicts, but with resources and capabilities dwindling, NATO officials are sounding warning bells about the future.

Flight Researchers Seek Answers to Bad Weather

Technologies could keep aircraft operating in bad environments on combat missions.

A sandstorm and thunderstorm move quickly over the fields of Sangin, Afghanistan, toward Forward Operating Base Jackson on May 4, 2011. Storms have a detrimental effect on the operation capabilities of U.S. and coalition forces.

DHS Readies Next Phase of Cybersecurity Conformity

The congressionally established CDM program enters a new realm as it focuses on identity management.

Cyber is a Global Team Sport

International partners explore cybersecurity solutions.

A Cloud Approach Could Solve Defense Infrastructure Challenges

The key to a cost-effective infostructure could be a metamorphosis, not merely a transition.

Critical Infrastructure Is Cyberterrorism’s Next Likely Target

DHS teams of cyber experts provide prevention and remediation efforts.

Government and private sector industrial control systems (ICS) professionals participate in an ICS cybersecurity training exercise at the Department of Homeland Security’s Industrial Control Systems-Cyber Emergency Response Team (ICS-CERT) training facility in Idaho Falls, Idaho.

U.S. Defense Department Developing Critical Infrastructure Intelligence Network

The system will provide a common operating picture during disasters.

A Standard Missile 3 is launched from the guided missile cruiser USS Shiloh during a ballistic missile flight test in the Pacific Ocean. Virtually every wartime mission for the U.S. Defense Department, including command and control of major weapon systems, relies on information technology, making cybersecurity a top priority for critical infrastructure protection.

An Air Force In Transition Adjusts for the Cyber Age

A partnership between the air and cyber domains is the key to blended operations.

Two U.S. Air Force space and cyber airmen work in the Global Strategic Warning and Space Surveillance Systems Center at Cheyenne Mountain Air Force Station, Colorado. The Air Force aims to change the nature of its cyber work force as it transitions deeper into the information age.