The defense technology landscape is undergoing a fundamental transformation. Across cybersecurity, autonomous systems, artificial intelligence, and mission software, industry leaders are responding to a new
In the past, war meant aircraft carriers and tanks were fighting on a physical battlefield. Today’s weapons of war are a keystroke delivering damage in
This article, originally published on Government Technology Insider, examines why electronic warfare is accelerating the United States Army’s need for resilient, interoperable C2 and Counter-C2
Cyberattacks are no longer confined to stolen data or compromised computers. They can threaten the integrity of food supply chains, derail trains, interfere with drinking
With mission requirements more diverse in scope and geography, the United States Department of War and other intelligence and national security agencies have deepened their
Today’s threat environment is driving a shift in priorities for the Department of the Air Force (USAF). Unlike the past, where weapons superiority was the
Maintaining decision advantage in the digital domain is paramount as the cyber battlespace grows in significance and complexity. For the Department of War, a shift from reactive response to
The critical importance of the digital domain in warfare and national security shows that the Department of War (DoW) can no longer treat cyberspace as an operational silo. To dominate
