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Even Weather Intelligence Faces Stormy Cyber Days

Given increasing threat levels, the Air Force is employing cybersecurity measures to protect its data, especially to safeguard weather-related information.

Tech. Sgt. David Mooers (l) and Senior Airman Mario Lunato, 2nd System Operations Squadron system administrators, access one of the core servers in the 557th Weather Wing enterprise at Offutt Air Force Base, Nebraska. The wing is employing specialized cybersecurity crews on top of other cyber defenses to protect weather intelligence. U.S. Air Force photo by Paul Shirk

Comprehensive Check Prevents Failure Fallout

Complex systems of systems require multistep security review.

Sgt.1st Class Joshua Shirey, USA, maintenance instructor for the Army’s new Joint Light Tactical Vehicle, teaches a class about suspension to 33 soldiers enrolled in the first-ever iteration of the course at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin. The 96-hour Field-Level Maintenance New Equipment Training course involves classroom and hands-on training for soldiers and contractors. Credit: Staff Sgt. Brigitte Morgan, USAR

The U.S. Military Must Defend Its Power Grid

Comply-to-Connect presents one solid method to improve industrial control systems protection security.

This generator produces power for all of the facilities on Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island. It enables the depot to continue operations while completely disconnected from the normal commercial utility grid. Credit: Lance Cpl. Ryan Hageali, USMC

Structure Increases Content Value

Consistency boosts reuse and delivery as well as saves money.

Putting content in predetermined structures facilitates sharing, tracking and reusing.

CryptoMove Awarded Contract to Support CBP's Unmanned Aerial System Security

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Science and Tec

DHS Science and Technology Directorate Pursues Blockchain Interoperability Infrastructure

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Science and Tec

EC America is Supplying the Defense Health Agency with Tanium Hardware and Software

EC America, McLean, Texas (HT0015-19-F-0147), was awarded

Students in Sandia Program Evaluate Autonomy and AI for Hypersonic Applications

Team of interns developed drone platforms as a testbed for hypersonic systems.

Students from the Autonomy New Mexico program at Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque developed drone platforms in order to test hypersonic system applications. Credit: Vince Gasparich

Misperceptions About Facial Recognition Taint Public Conversation

Experts: Bad science and click-driven media stoking public fears on facial recognition tech.

Panelists (l-r) Duane Blackburn, S&T policy analyst for The MITRE Corporation; Ralph Rodriguez, Facebook research scientist; Logan O'Shaughnessy, attorney, Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board; Arun Ross, professor, Michigan State University; and moderator Stephanie Schuckers, director of the Center for Identification Technology Research at Clarkson University, discuss misperceptions about facial recognition at FedID 2019. Photo: Shaun Waterman/Signal

Secretary of the Air Force Concepts Office selects ManTech to Provide Analytical Services

The Secretary of the Air Force Concepts, Development and Management (SAF/CDM) selected Herndon, Virginia-based ManTech International to provide analytical and technical services unde

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