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DHS S&T Awards Contract for Mobile App Security Research

The Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology Directorate (S&T) today announced a $2.9 million cybersecurity mobile app security research and development award that will help ident

U.S. Central Command Twitter Feed Hacked

The Twitter and YouTube accounts for the U.S. Central Command, the Defense Department branch responsible for operations in the Middle East and Afghanistan, were hacked by sympathizers of the Islamic State militant group, prompting U.S. officials to suspend the accounts and launch yet another round of investigations into a cybersecurity breach.

Screen shot of CENTCOM's Twitter page, which had been hacked January 12, 2015.

Army Aims to Avoid Orphan Robots on the Battlefield

Spectrum awareness enhances control of remote vehicles.

The Network Coverage Overlay can be used to maintain a communications link with robotic vehicles. Credit: U.S. Army CCDC C5ISR Center photo/Dan Lafontaine

Mobility and AI Are on a Collision Course

To transform military training, leaders need to adopt immersive training reality.

Samsung’s GearVR would immerse warfighters in a training environment that better leverages mobile platforms.

Commercial, Military Technologies Will Decide Defense Supremacy

The force has a long shopping list of new capabilities.

DISA Reorganizing to Better Support Warfighters

The Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) is undergoing a substantial organizational restructuring, which is mostly complete and will be “set in concrete” July 15th.

All Warfighting Domains Are Challenged in the Asia-Pacific Region

Previous Asia military operations dealt with one or two warfighting domains; but that was a luxury that no longer is available.

DHS Counter-Jamming Exercise Serves Dual Purpose

Cell On Light Trucks plays an unusual role.

This flag waving over JamX previously soared over Ground Zero beginning two days after September 11, 2001. The JamX event, coordinated by the Department of Homeland Security, offers lessons learned for enhancing tactics, techniques, procedures, technologies and training to counter electronic signal jamming that could interfere with military and emergency response missions. Photo provided by the Department of Homeland Security

Air Force Aims for Enterprise Information System

The goal is to extend capabilities to individual airmen and guardians.

U.S. Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Charles Q. Brown, USAF, looks on in a demonstration of how to fix code in minutes as part of the Air Force's Kessel Run. The Air Force is building an information enterprise that will enable both users and shapers of data systems to access needed information from a single source. Credit: U.S Air Force

Army Eyes Network of the Future

A modern network must reflect warfighter requirements for today’s battlefield and fights yet to come.

Army Staff Sgt. Nate Sanchez runs to assist a competitor during the Army Best Warrior Competition at Fort A.P. Hill, Virginia, on October 4. The Army is currently outlining plans to make its computer network more of a competitor on the battlefield. Army photo by Pfc. Miguel Pena