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Speed, Resiliency Drive Cybersecurity Ideas

Partnerships and ways to be interoperable critical going forward.

Panelists discuss the need for cybersecurity internationally during TechNet Asia-Pacific.

Sharing Information Supports Resiliency

Managing technology and plans in an expansive region

Reliance on C4 capabilities demands resiliency and cybersecurity baked into all aspects of system operations, bringing confidence in resilient communications to the warfighter. Speaking on a panel that addressed this topic were, l to r: Col. Jay Matos, USMC; Col. Joseph E. Delaney, USMC; Brig. Gen. Paul H. Fredenburgh III, USA; Brig. Gen. Stephen C. Williams, USAF; and Col. James D. (Jim) Turinetti, IV, USA. Also on the panel was James Williams.

President's Commentary: EW Puts Technology-Based Forces at Risk

We may be technologically superior, but we are not technologically dominant. We must do a better job of integrating EW into operations.

Russian Electronic Warfare Targets NATO Assets

The alliance’s technological core could be a sitting duck.

The Russian Krasukha-2 electronic warfare (EW) system is designed to jam airborne early warning aircraft radar from as far away as 250 kilometers (155 miles). Russia has committed billions of rubles to advancing its EW capabilities for use in conflicts against NATO nations, according to a recent think-tank report. Wikimedia Commons/Vitaly V. Kuzmin

Give to STEM on Giving Tuesday

This year, on November 28, consider donating to the AFCEA Educational Foundation, which provides opportunities and assistance to students and teachers in the science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) disciplines.

Incoming: Public Sector Stands to Gain From Blockchain

Now is the time to explore the possibilities of this transformative technology. Blockchain offers exciting opportunities for use in government, and as with any new technology, leadership and governance will be crucial for it to be successful.