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Communication & Power Industries is to Evaluate and Rebuild Microwave Tubes for Naval Radar System

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Helping DOD Agencies Move to New Tech

Industry partnerships aid acquiring, implementing next-generation systems.

Industry can help the DOD with complex technology acquisition and deployment projects by providing services and expertise, said Dana Barnes, senior vice president of public sector at Palo Alto Networks. Credit: Shutterstock

Moving Forward with Agile Combat

The Air Force is taking its force generation concept to provide a more lean, agile and lethal force in Europe.

U.S. Air Force Airmen from the 31st Fighter Wing perform a preflight inspection of an F-16 Fighting Falcon before takeoff during exercise Agile Buzzard at Decimomannu Air Base, Italy, in January. The Air Force is expanding its concept of Agile Combat Employment to apply to Europe. Credit: U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Heidi Goodsell

Lockheed Martin is Supporting DARPA Phase 3 of Integrated Weapon System Program

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Taking the First Steps for Privileged Access Management

Assessing what’s on a network helps with security audits.

Getting privileged access management right involves making sure the right security tools are in place and determining that they are easy to use and can interoperate with legacy software and systems, says Ross Johnson, director of federal sales for Thycotic Software Ltd. Credit:Shutterstock

Leaders Share Perspectives From the European Theater

International leaders see the need for advanced cyber protections, integrated allied communication, and command and control.

Brig. Gen. Chad Raduege, USAF (l), the J6, U.S. European Command, speaks with Brig. Gen. Karol Molenda, Polish military, commander of Polish Cyber Command; Brig. Gen. Jarmo Vähätiitto is the chief of Command, Control, Communications, Computing, Cyber for the Finnish army's Defence Command; and Col. Mietta Groeneveld, Royal Netherlands Army, and director, NATO’s Command and Control Centre of Excellence.

Trusting Zero Trust Architecture

Getting the cybersecurity method right is more complex than it seems.

Zero trust architecture isn’t a single architecture, nor is it a single solution that can be purchased, but an interrelated set of old and new technologies and methods working together, said Don Maclean, chief cybersecurity technologist for DLT Solutions.

Additive Manufacturing Aims to Meet DOD’s Needs

Cybersecurity is key to software-driven manufacturing.

The DOD is concerned about the cybersecurity of additive manufacturing systems, said David Benhaim, co-founder and chief technology officer for Markforged. Credit: Shutterstock

Policy Remains Biggest Hurdle for Interoperability

Joint and coalition warfighting depend on updated policies.

Paratroopers secure their location in preparation for the extraction of senior Afghan and coalition military leaders following a key leader engagement in southeastern Afghanistan, December 29, 2019. Complex policies for connecting networks and sharing data remains a significant barrier for working with allies and coalition partners, military officials say. Credit: Army Master Sgt. Alejandro Licea

Collaborative Combat Aircraft Shift Paradigms and Present Challenges

The autonomous vehicles may change the way the Air Force presents air power.

The U.S. Air Force’s accelerated pursuit of Collaborative Combat Aircraft, known as CCAs, will be a force multiplier, leaders say, with different arrangements of uncrewed aircraft integrating with other fighter aircraft, to bring air combat effects not seen before. Graphic by Chris D’Elia based on U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Matthew B. Frederick