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U.S. Navy Dives Deep  Into Data Density

NIWC Atlantic tackles long-range autonomous missions while focusing on data management and interoperability.

Naval Information Warfare Center (NIWC) Atlantic successfully completes the fastest known transatlantic crossing of an unmanned surface vessel (USV) September 2025, as it arrives in Troia, Portugal. Credit: U.S. Navy photo by Joe Bullinger/Released

The Complex  Relationships of East Asia

Deft navigation of geopolitics is needed amid  differing ties to the People’s Republic of China.

The complex geopolitics in East Asia call for deft strategies, experts say. Credit: Graphic by Chris D’Elia using BlackLion (AI-generated) and niyazz Adobe Stock images

Standardizing the BAS/CS of Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity Alerts

Researchers seek wide adoption of new cybersecurity capabilities for industrial control systems.

Researchers push for widespread adoption of new standardized cybersecurity capabilities that could help secure industrial control systems essential to the nation’s critical infrastructure. Credit: Rajamurthy-stock.adobe.com

DARPA Developing Small Robots To Perform Medical ‘Miracles’

Officials associated with the new Medics Autonomously Stopping Hemorrhage program are exploring a groundbreaking idea that could save lives on the battlefield and looking to turn it into a reality.

U.S. Justice Department Offers Cyber Training for Ukraine

Law enforcement cyber instructors will likely offer two training sessions for Ukrainians in 2026.

Instructors with the U.S. Department of Justice Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers intend to conduct cyber training sessions this year for Ukraine. Credit: daily_creativity-stock.adobe.com

Ukraine’s Digital Transformation, With a Little Help From Its Friends

Initiatives from European Union member states are helping the nation at war bolster its digital resilience.

Ukraine continues its digital transformation journey. Credit: Nazar-stock.adobe.com

On Point: Q&A With Carson Billingsley

Carson Billingsley works as a process engineer with Novonesis, which provides industrial biomanufacturing solutions. He previously served as a policy analyst with the National Security Commission on Emerging Biotechnology and holds a Bioengineering Master of Engineering from University of California, Berkeley.