In light of great power competition, DOD reevaluating irregular warfare and info ops

DARPA released a Broad Agency Announcement on Monday for its new Artificial Intelligence Reinforcements (AIR) program.

This new SBIR contract award marks SandboxAQ's first deal with the U.S. military since it spun-off from Google’s parent company.

The future drones are expected to be more autonomous than today’s drones and operate as part of a team with manned fighter jets and other aircraft.

Hacking for Defense Co-Creator Steve Blank; DOD’s Diana Maurer.

Phil Fuster, vice president for Proofpoint discusses how and why agencies should measure risk on a continual basis because of changing factors like behavior, privilege or location.

Russia has bought Iranian-made drones that it's using to attack Ukraine.

SOCOM is prioritizing next-generation ISR.

U.S. Lt. Gen. Mary O'Brien and U.K. Lt. Gen. Tom Copinger-Symes recently signed the Fully Networked Command, Control, and Communications (FNC3) statement of intent.

The official says developing hardened platforms with greater autonomy will be critical as drones and counter-drone systems become more ubiquitous.

The current arrangement wherein one individual leads both U.S. Cyber Command and the NSA, was initially considered to be a temporary setup.

The Pentagon's advanced research agency plans to award $7 million in a new prize competition known as the DARPA Triage Challenge.

A new report highlights why federal agencies need to think beyond enterprise ICAM policies and deploy localized solutions designed for users operating in dynamic situations.

By using Microsoft's Azure Government Secret, Lockheed gains access to one of the few clouds accredited to work with the DOD's secret-level information.

"We have to think very differently about how we think about armed conflict and cyber in light of this conflict," Mieke Eoyang, deputy assistant secretary of defense for cyber policy, said Wednesday.