In future conflicts, dominance on the battlefield won’t hinge on firepower alone—it will hinge on informational power. As sensor technology becomes smaller, cheaper, and more
Cyber threats continue to become more advanced, and the United States Department of Defense (DoD) faces the continual challenge of ensuring its workforce can keep pace. Government agencies,
Today, commercial and defense space companies in the U.S. are positioning themselves to compete for billions of dollars of government funding that will fund the Golden Dome missile defense
As global conflicts intensify, missile threats are becoming more advanced and less unpredictable. Systems like Iron Dome have demonstrated the critical role of integrated, real-time defense in protecting both
Cybersecurity is a topic of talk in executive suites at organizations of all sizes, in all market segments, and in all geographies. The volume and sophistication of threats continues to
In November of last year, Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, announced sweeping reforms to the military’s existing acquisition approaches and procedures in an effort that the U.S.
Over the past several years, the world has witnessed the evolution of space from a benign environment for exploration and scientific inquiry to a highly contested, congested domain governed
When thousands of engineers, technologists, and rocket scientists come together, one might assume the keynotes, panel discussions, and related conversations would lack passion and pop. Yet, the recent SATELLITE x GovMilSpace conference
In my previous article, I argued that deploying C2-integrated, prepositioned autonomous ground vehicles (AGVs) in tactically important areas could help the U.S. Department of Defense project power faster and at
Since the end of the Cold War, U.S. force projection has relied on a leaner support base. Though U.S. Army Reserve components still account for
