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Is advocacy for small business advocacy for innovation?
Carlen Capenos, the new director of the Defense Information Systems Agency’s Office of Small Business Programs, on reinforcing relationships to benefit the war fighter.
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Speeding up how the Army acquires satellite bandwidth
The Defense Information Systems Agency wants a core network to provide ‘on-demand’ bandwidth capabilities.
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A new AI center could help these two organizations
The Pentagon’s top IT officer said he expects a new Department of Defense center focused on artificial intelligence to be used, in part, for cyber operations and to protect the military’s networks.
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When is the network not really the network?
The Defense Information Systems Agency is looking for internet browsing to take place on a commercial cloud and away from Department of Defense servers.
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Cyber protection teams need more intelligence, say officials
There currently is no plan to change the structure of these teams to marry intelligence-oriented teams or intelligence cells within them, which CYBERCOM calls cyber support teams.
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Coming soon: joint international cyberspace operations
As U.S. Cyber Command continues to mature its workforce, operations and tactics, so too are allied nations, some of which are also standing up cyber commands.
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DoD cyber defense arm establishes intel/ops fusion cell
U.S. Cyber Command’s defense cyber arm, JFHQ-DoDIN, has stood up a fusion cell for intelligence and operations.
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3 ways DARPA will attack the cyber problem
The acting director of DARPA outlined three research areas his organization is focusing on.
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Top threats to cyber defenders, according to a senior DISA official
The nature of today’s world requires personnel to be on guard in both their public and private personas.
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DARPA works to ensure man can trust machine
“A lot of AI today is a black box, you have this neural net that you put in the inputs, it spits out an answer and 90 percent of the time it’s right. But that last 10 percent, sometimes it really screws up,” says DARPA’s acting director.
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Is advocacy for small business advocacy for innovation?
Carlen Capenos, the new director of the Defense Information Systems Agency’s Office of Small Business Programs, on reinforcing relationships to benefit the war fighter.
-
Speeding up how the Army acquires satellite bandwidth
The Defense Information Systems Agency wants a core network to provide ‘on-demand’ bandwidth capabilities.
-
A new AI center could help these two organizations
The Pentagon’s top IT officer said he expects a new Department of Defense center focused on artificial intelligence to be used, in part, for cyber operations and to protect the military’s networks.
-
When is the network not really the network?
The Defense Information Systems Agency is looking for internet browsing to take place on a commercial cloud and away from Department of Defense servers.
-
Cyber protection teams need more intelligence, say officials
There currently is no plan to change the structure of these teams to marry intelligence-oriented teams or intelligence cells within them, which CYBERCOM calls cyber support teams.
-
Coming soon: joint international cyberspace operations
As U.S. Cyber Command continues to mature its workforce, operations and tactics, so too are allied nations, some of which are also standing up cyber commands.
-
DoD cyber defense arm establishes intel/ops fusion cell
U.S. Cyber Command’s defense cyber arm, JFHQ-DoDIN, has stood up a fusion cell for intelligence and operations.
-
3 ways DARPA will attack the cyber problem
The acting director of DARPA outlined three research areas his organization is focusing on.
-
Top threats to cyber defenders, according to a senior DISA official
The nature of today’s world requires personnel to be on guard in both their public and private personas.
-
DARPA works to ensure man can trust machine
“A lot of AI today is a black box, you have this neural net that you put in the inputs, it spits out an answer and 90 percent of the time it’s right. But that last 10 percent, sometimes it really screws up,” says DARPA’s acting director.
-
Is advocacy for small business advocacy for innovation?
Carlen Capenos, the new director of the Defense Information Systems Agency’s Office of Small Business Programs, on reinforcing relationships to benefit the war fighter.
-
Speeding up how the Army acquires satellite bandwidth
The Defense Information Systems Agency wants a core network to provide ‘on-demand’ bandwidth capabilities.
-
A new AI center could help these two organizations
The Pentagon’s top IT officer said he expects a new Department of Defense center focused on artificial intelligence to be used, in part, for cyber operations and to protect the military’s networks.
-
When is the network not really the network?
The Defense Information Systems Agency is looking for internet browsing to take place on a commercial cloud and away from Department of Defense servers.
-
Cyber protection teams need more intelligence, say officials
There currently is no plan to change the structure of these teams to marry intelligence-oriented teams or intelligence cells within them, which CYBERCOM calls cyber support teams.
-
Coming soon: joint international cyberspace operations
As U.S. Cyber Command continues to mature its workforce, operations and tactics, so too are allied nations, some of which are also standing up cyber commands.
-
DoD cyber defense arm establishes intel/ops fusion cell
U.S. Cyber Command’s defense cyber arm, JFHQ-DoDIN, has stood up a fusion cell for intelligence and operations.
-
3 ways DARPA will attack the cyber problem
The acting director of DARPA outlined three research areas his organization is focusing on.
-
Top threats to cyber defenders, according to a senior DISA official
The nature of today’s world requires personnel to be on guard in both their public and private personas.
-
DARPA works to ensure man can trust machine
“A lot of AI today is a black box, you have this neural net that you put in the inputs, it spits out an answer and 90 percent of the time it’s right. But that last 10 percent, sometimes it really screws up,” says DARPA’s acting director.
