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Cyber
June 2019
Cybersecurity: Front and Center for Industry
By Wesley Hallman“Deliver Uncompromised,” the “Fourth Pillar of Acquisition” or “Securing the DoD Supply Chain” — no matter what turn of phrase one uses to discuss protecting the defense industrial base and the equipment and support it provides warfighters from cyber threats, this issue stands front and center for the Pentagon and for the people and companies that provide its capabilities. -
Cybersecurity
June 2019
Manufacturing and Cybersecurity: Know the Essentials
By Chris SouzaIt’s no secret that the security climate on the internet is becoming more dangerous by the day. This is especially true for business professionals in the manufacturing space, where cyber attacks are only becoming more frequent and more costly with each passing year. -
Infotech
May 2019
Changes in IP Rights May be on the Horizon
By Bryan Byrd , Alex Hastings , Jennifer Plitsch and Carl WiersumRecent findings by the National Institute of Standards and Technology could limit the scope of U.S. government rights to intellectual property, to the benefit of contractors. -
Special Operations
May 2019
NEWS FROM SOFIC: Report: Special Operations Command Must Take Lead in Information Warfare
TAMPA, Fla. — A report released on the eve of this year’s biggest conference devoted to U.S. Special Operations Command said SOCOM needs to take the lead for the federal government when it comes to information warfare waged against peer adversaries. -
Infotech
March 2019
Software Acquisition: Still a Tough Nut to Crack
Effectively acquiring and sustaining the massive number of software systems the Pentagon employs is a perennial problem, experts say. -
Land Forces
February 2019
Hughes Demonstrates New AI-Based Enterprise Management and Control Technology
Hughes Network Systems successfully demonstrated a new artificial intelligence-based modem technology for military leaders in December. -
Robotics and Autonomous Systems
January 2019
AI Legislation Languishes in Congress
By Alexandra BergeWhen the general public hears the term “artificial intelligence,” minds often race to scenes from movies like Terminator or they begin to think about popular rhetoric predicting robotic infiltration of the workplace and the accompanying human job displacement. -
Navy News
January 2019
Navy to Industry: ‘It’s Not Your Data, It’s Ours’
The Navy is on a long journey to move from an analog to an all-digital force, but if it’s to see this goal through, it must own the operations and maintenance data its platforms collect, one of its senior leaders said Jan. 15. -
Cyber
January 2019
University to Open Cyber Lab in Central Florida
ORLANDO, Fla. — The University of Central Florida is establishing a new cyber center with financial and mentoring support from Lockheed Martin, the organizations announced in December. -
Cyber
January 2019
UPDATE: Trump Signs Quantum Computing Bill Into Law
By Jon HarperPresident Donald Trump has signed a bill into law designed to boost U.S. quantum computing technology.
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