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Fueling Cartels’ Cybercrime
As drug cartels advance their technological expertise, ubiquitous surveillance technology threats evolve.
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Panelists Challenge U.S. Navy's Strategic Thinking
Short-term strategies may not fully enable innovation.
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China Drops All Camouflage About Its Aggression
Intelligence officers cite both hard and soft power on the march toward a global takeover.
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U.S. Navy Wants Ships That Are Ready for the Fight
Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro’s key to modernizing is decommissioning old vessels.
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End-to-End Encryption and Defense Industry Cybersecurity
The CMMC helps harden industrial base cybersecurity.
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Panelists Explore Change and Challenges
Military and federal government leaders agree that information systems will be key enablers in forming the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and protecting the nation. Speakers and panelists at TechNet International 2003 shared information and insight about the road ahead for the department and how industry will support its work. One chief concern is how to facilitate coordination and collaboration between federal agencies, among various levels of the government and within multiple emergency response organizations.
A New Law of Robotics
Cybersecurity should share the same priority as other laws of robotics.
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Connecting on a Disconnected Battlefield
U.S. Army aims at providing more communications options.
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Special Operations Has Special Networking Needs
The J-6 and chief information officer of the U.S. Special Operations Command may not be an international man of mystery, but he does have multiple roles that aid sensitive operations. Unlike similar positions at other U.S. combatant commands, the leader in charge of communications for special forces manages his own network and a discretionary budget. The result is a unique situation that enables quick responses to warfighters’ needs.
U.S. Army Sets Aside Money for Joint All-Domain Operations
The service looks to the Air Force to take the lead on Joint warfare
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