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Doubling Down on Transparency and Downgraded Intelligence

This strategic tool, used under strict guidelines, has proven to be effective, security advisor says.

During the Intelligence and National Security Summit 2023, Jon Finer, principal deputy national security advisor of the United States, speaks with Lesley Ireland, former assistant secretary for intelligence and analysis, U.S. Department of Treasury, about the use of strategic downgraded intelligence as a key tool in geopolitics. Credit: Herman Farrer Photography

The Modern Cyber Workforce

How the sector looks through 2030 will look different than today, experts say.

The cyber workforce is facing a confluence of rapid changes and new workforce demands and skills, cyber experts say. Credit: leowolfert-stock.adobe.com

New Military Program Aids Cyber Defenses in Latin America and the Caribbean

Air Force component partners with many nations to improve their cybersecurity, defensive cyber military tactics and cyber workforce.

The AFCEA Alamo Chapter’s annual ACE event, held in San Antonio each November, provided an opportunity in 2023 for several partner nation air force cyber leaders to not only present at the conference but also meet with U.S. military cyber officials and industry representatives about possible cyber technologies they could adopt. Credit: 12th Air Forces Public Affairs

Direct-to-Device Brings Seamless Satellite Service to End Users

The capability offers great promise to the U.S. military, but not without challenges.

For the military, direct-to-device, or D2D, offers great promise, but not without challenges, industry experts say. Credit: SES

AI as an Insider Threat

As AI grows in use, national security data could be at risk of compromise.

Our armed forces are integrating AI into operations. AI Generated/Shutterstock

SIGNAL Editors Named Editor in Chief,  Director of Digital News Media

SIGNAL Media Brings Home APEX Awards in 2025

From written work to podcasts, AFCEA’s communications team receives accolades for its published content.

SIGNAL Media wins 2025 APEX awards.

Navigating ‘Human-in-the-Loop’ and ‘Human-on-the-Loop’

The U.S. Air Force is fine-tuning aspects of human-machine teaming.

By hosting the DASH—the Decision Advantage Sprint for Human-Machine Teaming—the 805th Combat Training Squadron, known as the Shadow Operations Center at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, along with the Advanced Battle Management System Cross-Functional Team, have insights into the artificial intelligence capabilities that enable decision advantage. Credit: Deb Henley, 505th Command and Control Wing

Cyber Workforce Rotation Program Is Open for Applications

The programs offer additional cyber and information technology experience at positions in military commands, offices and agencies.

U.S. Marine Corps Col. Joshua Mayoral, commanding officer of III Marine Expeditionary Force Information Group, delivers a brief during Resolute Dragon 25 at Camp Courtney, Okinawa, Japan, September 16, 2025. Two government programs have opened for cyber and information technology professionals to grow their abilities in different organizations such as the U.S. Marine Corps Forces Cyberspace Command. U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Juan Maldonado

New Leader at the Defense Intelligence Agency

The department outlines priorities for the agency.

A defense official begins the ceremony for Lt. Gen. James Adams, USMC, (c) to become the director of the Defense Intelligence Agency, with Bradley Hansell, the undersecretary for Intelligence and Security, laying out the department's priorities for the agency.