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4 Questions About the Future of Space

Comparing my predictions in 2021, I explore thoughts on SAIC and the world's space journey.

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Insider-threat detectors fail too often. A new tool could help plug leaks

Building a live model of dataflows and workflows can help reveal where access controls are inefficient or broken.

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New AI-export rule aims to ease sales to allies, limit leaks to others

But will the Biden administration’s last-minute regulation survive industry fury and the arrival of Trump?

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AI in the military: How the DoD can leverage cutting-edge solutions to accelerate decision advantage

Defense has entered a critical period as the risk of not adopting innovative tech far outweighs the risk of maintaining the status quo.

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A new dashboard is helping the CNO keep tabs on readiness and more

Navy data scientists built the tool to help Adm. Franchetti and her staff track top-priority topics with a few clicks.

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Business

The Henry Ford of satellite buses?

LA startup aims to churn out 12 mostly-standard buses a month.

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New threats pushing Air Force and Army to rethink approach to base defense

A recent report outlines how the U.S. is falling behind China in building resilient air bases.

Threats

US has ‘a lot of work to do’ on network defenses, departing cyber czar says

Outgoing National Cyber Director Harry Coker thinks his office needs more influence over the federal cyber budget—but not necessarily more authority on offensive cyber operations.

Threats

New Orleans attack a reminder of ongoing ISIS threat

Diminished terror groups still able to radicalize stateside, official says.

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As the US and China race to the Moon, loopholes in space law could allow conflict

The prospect of “space water wars” is nearer, timewise, than the prospect of providing clean drinking water to everyone in the developing world.

Policy

Ukraine military-aid donors aim to set Kyiv up through 2027, Pentagon says

Thursday’s meeting of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group will be Austin’s last as SecDef.

Science & Tech

SPRINT contractors add details about their fast, runway-independent aircraft

DARPA-SOCOM program managers aim to review the technology-demonstrator designs in April.

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What would it cost to replace US telecoms' Chinese-made gear?

With Salt Typhoon still unpurged from U.S. systems, the Government Accountability Office may try to put a price tag on one immensely complicated countermeasure.