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Technology Helps Ensure There’s No Safe Harbor for War Criminals
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has sought to harness the power of innovation to identify perpetrators who might be in, or be traveling to, America.
SDN Could Anchor Security for IoT, Federal Network Modernization
Government conversations related to safeguarding cyberspace spin around policy as much as technology, particularly when it comes to sluggish efforts to modernize networks. Federal information assurance security policies and procedures were penned long before today's threats rendered them obsolete. The New IP approach to modernize networks could help change that.
Navy’s Silent Swarm Event Goes High and Loud
Defense Department Cancels JEDI Cloud Contract
Time Flies When You're Messaging
Acquisition Angles
Warning Systems Enabled by Medium-Earth Orbit Are Crucial
With IC 'Swimming in Sensors and Drowning in Data,' Analysts Seek Big Data Solutions
The U.S. intelligence community's leading edge in the information-age technology race, particularly in the intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance domain, has put the Defense Department at a self-imposed disadvantage, marked by some warfighters behind the curve when it comes time to process and analyze the vast amount of information collected.
AFRL Anticipates Arrival of Neuromorphic Supercomputer
The Perils of the Pivot
As the Global War on Terrorism winds down in the minds of American military strategists, the rush to put this chapter of our history behind us without further reflection is palpable.