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GDIT is Performing Analysis, Design, Test and Operation IT Support for China Lake

General Dynamics Information Technology Inc., Falls Churc

Parsons is Performing Construction Management for China Lake

Parsons Government Services Inc., Pasadena, California, i

Tighter Defense Supply Chain Control Doesn’t Mean Exclusive Domestic Production

Some allies can be trusted as long as standards are met.

Ellen Lord (l), former undersecretary of defense for acquisition and sustainment, discusses the vulnerability of the supply chain with Christine Michienzi, chief technology officer for the Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Industrial Policy, at the Intelligence and National Security Summit. Photo by Herman Farrer

Dwyer Assigned as Commander, Joint Forces Command Norfolk

Vice Adm. Daniel W.

Exclusive Networks Appoints Vincik as VP

Exclusive Networks, San Jose, California, has appointed Brian Vincik as vice president of its North America division.

Evolving Domestic and International Terrorism Threats

U.S. intelligence leaders sharpen their focus on the challenging environment.

Panelists discuss strategic intelligence at the 2021 Intelligence and National Security Summit. Photo by Herman Farrer

National Cyber Leader Ponders Response Vectors to Cyber Adversaries

Changing cyber attackers' ‘thought calculus’ is high on his list to accomplish.

Chris Inglis, national cyber director, discusses cybersecurity challenges with Suzanne Kelly, CEO and publisher, The Cipher Brief, at the 2021 Intelligence and National Security Summit.

NGA to Allow Commercial Sources as Primary

Geospatial-intelligence agency ‘flips the script’ in letting its workforce build intel from commercial solutions first, instead as secondary sources.

Dave Gauthier, director, Commercial Space and Business Operations, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, participates in a panel at the Intelligence and National Security Summit. Photo by Herman Farrer

Army Selects Kord and Raytheon for Stryker Laser Weapon Contract

The selected team’s system will aid the Army’s advancement of directed energy in maneuver situations.

The U.S. Army’s Combat Shoot-Off, held this summer at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, helped the service identify which vendor Directed Energy-Maneuver Short-Range Air Defense (DE M-SHORAD) to choose for its laser-equipped Stryker combat vehicles, of which the service will field 4 systems to in 2022. Credit: U.S. Army photo by Jim Kendall

Scientists Discover Additional Silicon Crystal Properties

Researchers unveil characteristics of subatomic particle that may aide the development quantum technologies.

Dmitry Pushin, from the University of Waterloo’s Institute for Quantum Computing and a professor in the Canadian university’s Department of Physics and Astronomy, says that recent breakthroughs during an international research collaboration at the National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST) will “open the door to future technologies,” such as quantum-related capabilities. Pushin is pictured at NIST’s Center for Neutron Research in Maryland. Credit: University of Waterloo/NIST