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Global Defense Market

December 2021

The Quad: Creating a Defense Tech Alliance to Stand Against China

By Stew Magnuson
When it comes to the undeclared Technology War between the United States and China, there is a lot for Americans to be worried about.
Defense Contracting

December 2021

A New Rule for Affirmative Action Programs

By Ambika J. Biggs
The general anti-discrimination regulations applying to government contractors are well known.
Defense Department

December 2021

Govt. Launches New Cyber Fraud Initiative

By Susan Cassidy , Peter Hutt II and Darby Rourick
Last year, the Department of Justice warned that cybersecurity fraud could see enhanced enforcement under the False Claims Act.
Defense Department

December 2021

Editor's Notes: U.S. Should Win a ‘War for Talent’ With China

By Stew Magnuson
China watchers Alex Stone and Peter W. Singer in an Oct. 12 posting on Defense One reported that the People’s Liberation Army is preparing to counter U.S. moves designed to lessen its research-and-development prowess.
Defense Department

December 2021

JUST IN: Budget Impasse Could Derail Pentagon’s New Tech Experimentation Campaign

By Jon Harper
SIMI VALLEY, Calif. — The Pentagon wants to move forward with a new campaign of technology experimentation to help fill critical joint warfighting capability gaps.
Defense Department

December 2021

JUST IN: Austin Emphasizes Need to Help New Tech Cross ‘Valley of Death’

By Jon Harper
SIMI VALLEY, Calif. — The Defense Department is “doubling down” on efforts to help small businesses and other innovators bring new technology to the military, Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin III said Dec. 4 at the Reagan National Defense Forum in Simi Valley, California.
Land Forces

December 2021

Army, Industry Have Faith in New Approach for Bradley Replacement

By Mikayla Easley
After a handful of unsuccessful attempts to replace the Army’s aging Bradley fighting vehicle, the service hopes it is finally on the right track.
Training and Simulation

December 2021

I/ITSEC NEWS: Procurement Officials Wary of OTA Regulations

By Meredith Roaten
Adding more rules and regulations to the Pentagon’s prototyping fast-track process could hurt the pace of training modernization, procurement officials said Dec. 2.
Training and Simulation

December 2021

I/ITSEC NEWS: Air Force Mulling How to Train for High-End Fights

By Mikayla Easley
One of the biggest training gaps the Air Force faces is preparing for high-end fights with great power competitors Russia and China, officials said Dec. 2.
Training and Simulation

December 2021

I/ITSEC NEWS: U.S. Cyber Command Eyes Upgrades to Training System

By Yasmin Tadjdeh
As U.S. Cyber Command continues to develop its Joint Cyber Warfighting Architecture — which is envisioned as a suite of capabilities to support cyberspace operations — it is upgrading and improving its training apparatus, officials said Dec. 2.