Thirty days into a war with Iran, the President of the United States submitted a budget blueprint to Congress that includes $1.5 trillion dollars for defense spending –
The speed of war is accelerating, driven by advancements ranging from artificial intelligence (AI) to hypersonic weapons. Outpacing adversaries and mitigating threats require faster decision-making and action. AI systems
Originally published on Government Technology Insider, this article discusses how U.S. government and defense agencies are rethinking their cybersecurity strategies moving toward a cyber resilience approach. Key initiatives include
In part one, Kevin Bohan, Director of Product Marketing at Denodo, explored why operational AI relies on more than “real-time” architectures or raw processing speed. In mission critical environments,
In modern integrated warfare, speed matters, but precision and trust matter even more. As today’s threat environment grows more complex, AI and multi-domain operations are
Just last month, Breaking Defense reported that the Ukrainian military currently has a kill ratio of 1:5 in their ongoing war against Russia. That means for every one Ukrainian warfighter lost
In today’s geopolitical landscape, the definition of sovereignty is becoming increasingly complex. For defense organizations, the challenge is no longer just about ownership or control; modern sovereignty increasingly requires an approach
Today’s highly volatile geopolitical environment is just a glimpse into the future, according to political pundits and military leaders. From the pressures of resource scarcity to impacts of climate change,
For many years, sovereignty has been framed as having full ownership of satellites, ground infrastructure, and the networks that connect them. That definition is becoming harder and harder to maintain. Today, military operations do not take
In my previous article on Modern Integrated Warfare I explored the concept of the kill chain – the sequential stages of a military attack that
