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Cyber Heist 2.0: AI’s Role in the New Age of Hacking

AI enhances the attackers’ efficiency and scalability, but security measures and guardrails are improving.

As processing capacity becomes cheaper, malicious actors will be able to create applications tailored for hacking. Credit: IM Imagery/Shutterstock

5G Technology Is Going To Transform the Department of Defense

Bringing U.S. Dominance to the Spectrum

Hurricane Hunters Bravely Map the Course

Elite teams confront extreme conditions to plot hurricanes.

The 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron, known as the Hurricane Hunters, fly inside the eye of Hurricane Lee over the Atlantic Ocean in September 2023 in a WC-130J illuminated by lighting. Credit: U.S. Air Force photo by Lt. Col. Mark Withee

Ushering Science Into Operations

The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency’s research and development arm examines crucial geospatial capabilities.

The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency’s (NGA’s) Research and Development (R&D) Directorate is looking at how it can usher basic science into warfighter operations more effectively. Credit: NGA

Marrying Algorithms for Travel Safety

Digitized Travel: Debunking Misinformation in Facial Recognition Technologies

The Transportation Security Agency has significantly advanced its technologies since its inception. With record-breaking numbers, it is up to policymakers and security agents to make travel efficient while ensuring utmost security.

Facial recognition technologies continue to advance for travel security. In the United Kingdom, travelers pass through automated border control in November 2019. Credit: 1000 Words/Shutterstock

On Point: Q&A With Maj. Jessica Dawson

As a Signal Corps officer with a Ph.D. in sociology, Maj. Jessica Dawson, a research scientist at the Army Cyber Institute (ACI), sits at the intersection of people and networks. She leads the ACI’s Digital Force Protection team and focuses on the risks of commercial surveillance.