Defense Systems
GEOINT 2011 to focus on integrated intelligence
Defense Systems staff will provide timely and detailed reporting on the GEOINT 2011 Symposium in San Antonio, Texas.
Defense Systems
UAV computer virus might be from gaming malware
The computer virus that worked its way into the system used to remotely pilot the Air Force’s armed unmanned aerial vehicles in September was not an intentional attack on the system but likely a result of malware used to steal log-ins and passwords used in online gaming.
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DOD's commercial satcom strategy needs adjustment
Will a one-size-fits-all approach limit DOD's access to global satellite capacity where and when the warfighter needs it?
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Army adds TIGR to battle command systems
The TIGR tactical information sharing system will soon be a part of the Army's new suite of battle management software.
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TSA reads the tabloids
TSA's Blogger Bob offers some insight based on celebrity news.
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JLENS passes latest milestone; is mission ready: Raytheon
The JLENS aerostat system has successfully completed a 14-day milestone test and is mission ready, according to manufacturer Raytheon.
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Army hones in on tactical edge communications
The Army says it is streamlining its network infrastructure to focus on getting tactical communications down to the dismounted soldier.
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October picked for Cybersecurity Awareness Month
It is surprising just how many people are unaware that October has been designated Cybersecurity Awareness Month.
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Air Force deems drone virus more nuisance than threat
The Air Force stated on Oct. 12 that the virus that recently infected the remote cockpits of its fleet of unmanned aerial vehicles operating over war zones was swiftly and easily contained.
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Better acquisition rules would speed JTRS development, general says
The new head of the JTRS program discusses how revised acquisition rules will speed its development and deployment.
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Cyber intelligence must drive cyber operations
The challenges of the cyber domain of conflict require new sources of intelligence on an unprecedented scale.
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Data center consolidation promises improved performance
Seeking to increase IT efficiency and cut costs, the military is consolidating the number of data centers it operates.
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Army solicits soldier feedback on smart-phone technologies
In a departure from the military's use-it-and-like-it mindset, the Defense Department is studying the human factors involved in outfitting troops with smart phones.
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Military ponders private cloud services
The Defense Department's cautious approach to a private cloud seeks to maximize deployment, security and cost advantages.
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Army officials discuss new UAS developments
Recent exercises and new technologies highlight the increasing capability of the Army's unmanned aerial systems.
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Army must brace for high-tech future war, Panetta says
Defense Secretary Leon Panetta is calling on the Army to prepare for future war despite increasing budget pressures.
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Air Force base failed to promptly report drone virus
Officials at Creech Air Force Base in Nevada knew for two weeks about a virus that infected the operation of drones flown remotely from the base over warzones in Southwestern Asia, but they chose not to inform Air Force cybersecurity officials about the situation.
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Army shows off very first WIN-T production vehicles
The Army rolls out the production version of its WIN-T Increment 2 command and control vehicles.
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