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'DARPA Dan' Profiles Agency Efforts on 60 Minutes

In case you missed it, CBS’s newsmagazine "60 Minutes" this weekend featured a segment with Dan Kaufman, director of the Information Innovation Office (I2O) for DARPA, who talked about the office’s efforts to outsmart hackers, sex traffickers and those seeking to do harm to the United States.

Pat Hickey, an engineer with Galois Incorporated in Portland, Oregon, prepares to fly a mini drone with software rewritten to make it invulnerable to hackers. It is part of the DARPA-funded High-Assurance Cyber Military Systems. By Sandra Jontz

Army CIO Unveils Network Campaign Plan

Lt. Gen. Robert Ferrell, USA, Army chief information officer/G-6 unveiled the publication of the Army Network Campaign Plan.

Navy Trains Cyberforces, Eyes Friendly Vulnerabilities

Threats to areas outside of its control may pose the biggest challenge to the sea service.

A sonar technician onboard the guided missile destroyer USS Mustin stands watch in the ship’s sonar center. With cyberspace being a warfighting domain, the U.S. Navy’s information networks are a major target that must be protected and defended proactively.

U.S. Coast Guard Modernizing Airborne Reconnaissance Fleet

The maritime service’s massive effort mixes manned and unmanned systems.

The Coast Guard is conducting demonstrations with unmanned aerial systems for both land-based and National Security Cutter-based operations.

Taking the Man Out of Future Unmanned Military Systems

The Defense Department’s road map seeks a rise in machines as it plans to morph toward more autonomy.

The OH-58D Kiowa Warrior, AH-64D Apache Longbow and Warrior Alpha land at Michael Army Airfield, Utah, in 2011, after the Manned-Unmanned Systems Integration Capability exercise. The aircraft joined with the RQ-11B Raven and MQ-5B Hunter to demonstrate their interoperability.

Robotic Swarms Possess Paradigm-Shifting Potential

Nations may race to amass autonomous systems.

Robotic swarm technology is inspired largely by the natural behavior of insects, birds and fish.

Marine Corps Returns to Its Expeditionary Roots

The Office of Naval Research is trawling for developing technologies to make the sea service more rapid in its mobility.

U.S. Marines learn about network and communication technology available at the 2014 Agile Bloodhound demonstration in Hawaii.

Antisatellite Weapons Pose Major Cyberthreat

Both technical and human solutions must be at the ready before a space attack.

Army Robotics Road Map Hits the Fast Lane

Service leadership seeks to reach 2025 goals faster.

The Black Hornet Nano-sized unmanned air vehicle has been deployed to Afghanistan with international forces and is one of many systems included in experiments conducted by the U.S. Army’s Maneuver Center of Excellence, Fort Benning, Georgia. A pocket-sized system could be carried into battle by a squad leader to provide intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance data.

Battle Asset May Douse Homeland Flames

An unmanned helicopter successful in war zone logistical missions soon could be used to extinguish wildfires.

The unmanned version of Kaman Corporation’s K-MAX platform demonstrates dropping water on a controlled fire during trials at Griffiss Air Force Base in New York.