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The radios enable electronic warfare and signals intelligence.

Information is a key weapon for combating an illusive and a decentralized enemy. By collecting, analyzing and sharing data among key organizations, the United States enhances its ability to outmaneuver and strike at its adversaries and to defend its shores against attack.

The newest U.S. government plan for cybersecurity proposes some short-term remedies while acknowledging that long-term security goals may take years to come to fruition. First published in draft form last fall, the new version establishes a list of priority programs but eschews detailed directives. This changes the thrust of the strategy from an operations manual to a list of guidelines.

Leaders from the FBI, CIA, NSA and other agencies discuss terrorism and AI challenges.

The decoy emitter and LOGSTAT app could play major roles in strengthening the Army’s new approach.

The Native American tribe’s investment in information technology delivery supports a nation.

The agency’s research and development arm works to bring geospatial capabilities to analysts and warfighters faster.

Space is where competition with China and Russia is most direct and also where adversaries seem most committed to matching—or outpacing—the United States.

The U.S. economic stimulus package is making waves throughout government and industry. Some experts believe that it represents a sea change in government acquisition in terms of oversight, contractor accountability and transparency, which has been attempted before but never has been fully realized. Companies that wish to benefit from the stimulus package need to move—and move quickly—by positioning themselves as solutions providers and as businesses that are willing to follow the new rules.