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Navy Eavesdrops on Talking Fish for Maritime Security

Communications among marine wildlife warn of threats.

Florida Atlantic University delivered technology to the Naval Sea Systems Command Surface Warfare Center to monitor chatter among goliath grouper that could warn of submarines, unmanned underwater vehicles or other threats. Credit: Tatiana Belova/Shutterstock

Hamas’ UAV Adoption and Tunnel Innovations Challenge IDF in Asymmetrical Warfare

While the world was looking deep into Ukrainian trenches, few realized Hamas was watching.

The October 7 attack carried out by Hamas killed an estimated 1,200 Israelis. Credit: Anas-Mohammed/Shutterstock

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Small Businesses Adapt for Advantage in Dual-Use Era

While a desirable buzzword, there is a long-term trap hidden in the concept.

Evading sanctions is a challenge the Department of Commerce must rise to. Credit: Andrii Yalanskyi/Shutterstock

Definitions of Dual-use Related Concepts by the U.S. Department of Defense

Ethics and New War Gadgets

The Shadows of Wealth: Applying AI to the Hidden World of Money Laundering

Exploring the complex, secretive realm of money laundering and the innovative fight against it.

Homeland Security Investigations seized more than $65 million in cash during a multi-agency bust of L.A. fashion industry companies accused of trade-based money laundering tied to Mexican drug cartels in 2014. Credit: U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement

Leveraging Technology: From Laundering to Industrial-Scale Operations

The U.S. Effort

Upend Government Cybersecurity With Zero Trust

A combination of factors allows agencies to enhance cybersecurity.

Ensuring the right zero-trust environment requires extensive planning, new processes, plenty of resources, and products that fit unique requirements. Credit: Mdisk/Shutterstock