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Defense and Intelligence Need a New Budgeting Process

The current system fails to meet new challenges and tap U.S. assets.

The acquisition process for defense and intelligence needs to be revamped for innovation to be sped to the force quickly enough to meet the growing Chinese challenge. Credit: specnaz/Shutterstock

JADC2 Begins With Intelligence

Data centricity may change everything.

The U.S. Defense Department's shift from network centricity to data centricity is a bona fide paradigm shift, according to a panel of experts. Credit: SergeyBitos/Shutterstock

BAE is Supporting the Army's Limited Interim Missile Warning System

BAE Systems Information and Electronics Systems Integrati

MSU is Researching Army Sensor Technologies and Related Analytics

Mississippi State University, Mississippi State, Mississi

Stephenson Stellar is Developing Cyber Range Software Prototype

Stephenson Stellar Corp., Baton Rouge, Louisiana, has bee

Oracle is Providing CRM Platform to the Air Force

Oracle America Inc., Redwood City, California, has been a

L3 is Working on Helmet Display Capability for Degraded Visual Environment for the Marines

L3 Communications Integrated Mission Systems L.P., Integr

U.S. Cyber Command Hunts Forward

The nation’s cyber force, when called upon, deploys to other nations to protect against nefrarious adversarial behavior in the digital realm.

Gen. Paul Nakasone, USA, commander, U.S. Cyber Command; director, National Security Agency; and chief, Central Security Service, pictured speaking in 2019 with cyber soldiers assigned Fort Meade, expects an increase in the number of cyber teams deployed at the request of foreign governments to help defend against cyber marauders. Credit: Steven Stover, 780th Military Intelligence Brigade (Cyber)

Atlantic Council Releases Report on the Geopolitical Impacts of Emerging Technologies

The United States must take action now if it wants to “a freer, more secure and more prosperous world” in a decade.

Atlantic Council researchers emphasize that the technological revolution, which shows no sign of stopping, will reshape societies and geopolitics “in novel and even unanticipated ways.” Credit: Shutterstock/Yurchanka Siarhei

ODNI Official Touts Three IARPA Programs

Emerging technology is more benefit than threat.

An IARPA project may one day allow whole-body biometric identification from long range, such as from unmanned aerial vehicles. Credit: Oleg Yarko/Shutterstock