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President's Commentary: The New Frontier of Geospatial Systems
Innovative uses for geospatial systems are exploding across the government and commercial landscape. What once was largely the purview of military planners and operators now is creating adherents in fields where geospatial systems can help understand the past, comprehend the present and predict the future.
Intelligence CIOs Target Advanced Technologies

Free Software Can Cost Plenty

The Devil Is in the Details for Future Defense Planning
Cyberdefense and DoD Culture
Writing a New Spy School Syllabus
The National Intelligence University prepares for its fifth decade with a shift in focus and a change in venue.
A Global China Demands U.S. Military Global Presence

Guarding Virtual Borders
President's Commentary: Confronting Cyberthreats
Cyberthreats come from different areas—whether they represent terrorists, industrial espionage, the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), organized crime, nation-states or even “hacktivists” trying to shape the political environment. Multiple sources with diverse motivations are affecting activities throughout cyberspace, and there is no one-size-fits-all remedy or “silver bullet” solution.