Search AFCEA Site

Search

Search Results for "" cyber ""

Not finding what you’re looking for?

Search

10 of 3691 Results

Army Bridging the ISR Deep Sensing Divide

New systems provide precise, long-distance identification, monitoring, targeting and striking.

The U.S. Army has awarded a contract to Bombardier Defense to provide up to three Global 6500 aircraft for prototypical High Accuracy Detection and Exploitation Systems, a modernized intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance aircraft. Credit: Bombardier Defense

AFCEA International Welcomes New Regional Vice Presidents

AFCEA International welcomes Carl Mills and Trevor Bender as the newest regional vice presidents.

Congress Raises Privacy and Civil Liberty Concerns with the DHS’ Use of Biometrics

The federal government's use of facial recognition and other technologies must be scrutinized, some lawmakers assert.

U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Homeland Security takes a closer look at how the government is using biometrics in protecting the nation. Credit: Shutterstock/Andrea Izzotti

Building the Pacific Future

When U.S. Pacific Command personnel move into their new headquarters building early next year, they will be doing more than just shifting operations to a different location. Featuring an architectural style that is harmonious with the surrounding Hawaiian landscape, the Nimitz-MacArthur Pacific Command Center will be filled with cutting-edge technology that will project the staff's virtual presence across the Asia-Pacific theater. It has been designed to support Joint Vision 2010 operational concepts.

Prototype Improves  Command and Control  of Intelligence Data

The U.S. Air Force soon will begin installing a new system to aid intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance planning and tasking.

Multidomain Operations May Hinge on IoT Capabilities

New concepts brought by the Internet of Things are changing Army approaches.

Green Beret forces train for multidomain operations in a joint exercise with the U.S. Air Force. Adapting technologies and capabilities from the Internet of Things (IoT) may hold the key toward achieving vital capabilities for Army multidomain warfighters. U.S. Army

Information Technology Design for the Intelligence Analyst

Human-centered design principles should guide information presentation.

When it comes to information presentation, human-centered design principles must be a primary focus along with human-information interaction. Shutterstock/Gorodenkoff

Challenges to Crewing the Future Fleet

The U.S. Navy will need to train a different type of sailor for its new ships and operations.

The U.S. Navy’s newest destroyer, the USS Zumwalt, departs its dry dock at Bath Iron Works, Maine, prior to conducting at-sea trials in the Atlantic Ocean. The technology-rich Zumwalt may serve as a template not only for future Navy ships but also for a highly skilled crew capable of handling multiple tasks.

Tackle the Crisis Before the Catastrophe

Senior national security advisers call for a novel approach to the National Defense Strategy.

Gen. Mike Minihan (l), Lt. Gen. David Tabor (c) and Rear Adm. Derek Trinque (r) testify before the U.S. Senate Committee on Armed Services. Credit: Chad Trujillo, U.S. Air Force.

CISA Issues Binding Directive To Combat Internet-Related Risks

Federal agencies must implement zero-trust measures or immediately remove specific interfaces.

CISA issued a new binding directive to better protect federal enterprise networks.