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What the J6 Wants You To Know

The Joint Staff technology and communications leader calls for the widespread use of standardization.

The U. K. Royal Navy HMS Prince of Wales Carrier Strike Group operates with the U.S. Navy George Washington Carrier Strike Group in the Timor Sea, as part of Talisman Sabre, July 2025. Senior U.S. military leaders call for the understanding and widespread use of Allied Communications Publications 240, standards of which underpin effective operations, data sharing and network connections, among allies. U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Tyler Crowley

Stealth in the Face of Adversaries: Integrating Intelligence Data Into Cyber Operations

Cyber offense and defense are more powerful that way, official says.

Daniel McCormack, chief operations officer of NSA's Cybersecurity Directorate, talks about the power of combining intelligence data with cyber operations at TechNet Cyber on June 4, 2026. Credit: Pure Light Images

Developing the Next Generation of Cyber Talent Is a Priority for the Military's CIO

Digital advancements alone cannot replace the need for critical thinkers.

DOW CIO Kirsten Davies sits down to speak with SIGNAL Media during the TechNet Cyber conference in Baltimore on June 2, 2026. Credit: Pure Light Images

Lofty Goals for the Next Version of the Military Cloud

DISA officials update next steps for cloud, storage and compute services.

Cloud officials from the Defense Information Systems Agency brief on the next steps for the military’s cloud environment, at AFCEA’s TechNet Cyber Conference on June 3. Credit: Pure Light Images

Adversaries Could Really Harm U.S. Infrastructure, Experts Warn

Cyber experts warn of “dire” situation.

Military, civilian and private sector cyber experts, speaking at AFCEA’s TechNet Cyber conference on June 3, warn of “dire” risk to critical infrastructure from adversarial cyber attacks. Credit: Pure Light Images

A New Vision for Mission Partner Networking

Standardization, architecture and other foundational aspects present a more sophisticated and nimble partner network.

Mission Partner Environment leaders spoke in June at AFCEA’s TechNet Cyber conference in Baltimore. Credit: Pure Light Images

DOW CIO Highlights a ‘Common Sense’ Approach for the Military’s Technology

Cybersecurity will also be fundamental to the approach.

U.S. Department of War CIO Kirsten Davies speaks at TechNet Cyber on June 2, 2026. Credit: Pure Light Images

Promoting Faith in AI for National Security

Experts advance artificial intelligence for the intelligence community.

With some of the Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office’s earliest AI experiments evolving into enterprise capabilities, the officials are now focusing on bringing AI and agentic AI into operations. This also means taking a wartime approach to data operationalization and software deployment, leaders say. Credit: Looker_studio-stock.adobe.com

It Is Time for Military Space, Study Says

The U.S. military should start preparing now.

A NASA Space Launch System rocket launches the Artemis II mission from the Space Launch Complex at Kennedy Space Center, Florida, on April 1, 2026. A new study purports that the United States must start preparing a military space effort now, given the risks from China. Credit: Staff Sgt. Noah Coger, Armed Forces Medical Examiner System

Indo-Pacific Experts: We Must Prepare for Limited Nuclear Attack

Without preparation, the United States and its allies are vulnerable.

Limited nuclear attacks, by adversaries such as North Korea, are a plausible scenario for which the United States must prepare, says a new report. Credit: Andrei/stock.adobe.com