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Coast Guard Embarks on Cyber Offense

The service blends its traditional maritime roles with expanded digital strengths to thwart adversaries.

The addition of cyber offense capabilities by the U.S. Coast Guard Cyber Command marks another step in the service’s growing cyber versatility, says the leader of the command, Rear Adm. Michael Ryan, USCG (l), speaking to Coast Guardsmen in the command’s Cyber Operations Center in Washington, D.C. Credit: USCG Cyber Command

Making Sense of Intelligent Bots

DISA is employing robotic process automation to several of its processes in finance, public affairs, circuit management, security authorization and procurement.

U.S. Army Prepares Armored On-The-Move Pilot Program

Effort will discern from over 20 vendors what kinds of communications technologies are needed for armored units.

Army leaders and officials visit General Dynamics Mission Systems manufacturing facility in Taunton, Massachusetts, on September 21 to preview the new pilot program the service is pursuing to equip armored vehicles with effective communications technologies in 2025. Credit: PEO C3T

Pacific Air Forces Seeks Advanced Software Tools to Support ACE

The dynamic projection of air power and forces across the Indo-Pacific region requires the use of emerging software capabilities, leader reports.

An airman from deployed from Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho, examines an F-15E Strike Eagle during preflight inspections at Tinian International Airport, Tinian during Pacific Iron 21 in August. To conduct such agile, more lethal movement of forces and airpower in the region, more software solutions are needed. Credit: U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Benjamin Sutton

The 16th Air Force Enables Zero Trust Advancements

Leader of the Numbered Air Force is fully supporting the “core technology.”

Lt. Gen. Timothy Haugh, USAF (right c), commander, 16th Air Force (Air Forces Cyber), and Chief M. Sgt. Kenneth Bruce, USAF (r), command chief, 16th Air Force, discuss the 2nd Combat Weather Systems Squadron efforts during a visit at Hurlburt Field, Florida, in April. The command, which spent the last two years integrating information warfare capabilities including weather intelligence, sees zero trust as a core technology. Credit: USAF photo by Senior Airman Robyn Hunsinger

Scientists Discover Additional Silicon Crystal Properties

Researchers unveil characteristics of subatomic particle that may aide the development quantum technologies.

Dmitry Pushin, from the University of Waterloo’s Institute for Quantum Computing and a professor in the Canadian university’s Department of Physics and Astronomy, says that recent breakthroughs during an international research collaboration at the National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST) will “open the door to future technologies,” such as quantum-related capabilities. Pushin is pictured at NIST’s Center for Neutron Research in Maryland. Credit: University of Waterloo/NIST

Army Selects Kord and Raytheon for Stryker Laser Weapon Contract

The selected team’s system will aid the Army’s advancement of directed energy in maneuver situations.

The U.S. Army’s Combat Shoot-Off, held this summer at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, helped the service identify which vendor Directed Energy-Maneuver Short-Range Air Defense (DE M-SHORAD) to choose for its laser-equipped Stryker combat vehicles, of which the service will field 4 systems to in 2022. Credit: U.S. Army photo by Jim Kendall

CISA Releases Key Cloud and Zero Trust Guidance

CISA is accepting comments on the two documents through the end of the month.

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has released two key documents meant to raise the cybersecurity practices of government agencies and organizations. The documents, the Cloud Security Technical Reference Architecture and the Zero Trust Maturity Model, are open for public comment through September 30, the agency reported. Credit: Shutterstock/Andrey Suslov

Air Force to Reclassify Cyberspace Support Career Fields

The move aims to create more versatile cyberspace career airmen, training and curriculum.

Chief Master Sgt. Denzil Hellesen, USAF (c), 3D0XX career field manager, speaks to other cyber career field leaders during a meeting at Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas, on August 23. Leaders held a week-long conference to discuss how to transform the service’s cyberspace career fields to advance Air Force cyber capabilities. Credit: U.S. Air Force photo by John Ingle

Growing Geospatial Intelligence Seedlings

The NGA works to shorten the time from lab development to fielding of solutions.

Vice Adm. Robert Sharp, USN (r), director of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA), and Gallaudet University President Roberta Cordano sign an education partnership agreement in May to increase research, engagement and recruiting opportunities in STEM. The agency’s research directorate is expanding its partnerships with academia, the private sector and other government agencies to leverage innovation. NGA

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Coast Guard Embarks on Cyber Offense

Making Sense of Intelligent Bots

U.S. Army Prepares Armored On-The-Move Pilot Program

Pacific Air Forces Seeks Advanced Software Tools to Support ACE

The 16th Air Force Enables Zero Trust Advancements

Scientists Discover Additional Silicon Crystal Properties

Army Selects Kord and Raytheon for Stryker Laser Weapon Contract

CISA Releases Key Cloud and Zero Trust Guidance

Air Force to Reclassify Cyberspace Support Career Fields

Growing Geospatial Intelligence Seedlings