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How DevSecOps and Kubernetes Can Help Transform the Pentagon
Learn more about the Pentagon’s demand for faster software development, containerization and container management, kubernetes getting containers under control and enabling DevSecOps, how DoD is implementing DevSecOps and using kubernetes, putting kubernetes on F-16s, and more.
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Why powerful networks are essential to the U.S. military’s information advantage
Learn more about establishing the information advantage, the infrastructure necessary to support ISR, and the future of ISR Networks.
Splunk Tools for Telework
Navigating the New Normal for Public Sector Organizations
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The Imperative of the Army's Optionally Manned Vehicles
Learn more about how the Army has decided that to keep up with threats from near-peer competitors, a more effective investment would be to begin fielding a new vehicle and limit any future Bradley upgrades.
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Securing Data in the Unmanned Environment
Learn more about how ISR is on the rise, how to work the data , computational challenges, emerging solutions, and what's ahead.
Securing Your Wherever, Whenever Worforce
A Cybersecurity Professional’s Guide to Today’s Hyper-connected World
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Beyond GPS: A Multilayered Approach to Addressing PNT Vulnerabilities
Learn more about systemic adaptations, network connectivity and crowdsourcing, ground based signal sources, inertial navigation, low-earth orbit satellites and more
Protecting the U.S. Military From GPS Jamming and Spoofing
Learn more about how the U.S. military forces are facing a proliferation of GPS signal jamming and spoofing. GPS powers everything from precision guided weapons to navigation to timing. As such, the Pentagon wants to maintain this information advantage. Defense Department leaders need to take new steps to ensure position, navigation and timing capabilities are always available.
Systems for Special Ops and Low Intensity Conflict
Learn more about how Special Operations Command wants to put all mission data in a single pane of glass, how Special Operations Command is reorganizing to focus on software and AI, making the Hyper Enabled Operator a reality, and more.
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DISA's Vision and Contract Guide for Fiscal Year 2021
Includes a letter from the director of DISA, 5 questions with the deputy director of DISA's contracting arm, as well as insights on how DISA is helping the DoD in various ways.
How the Hyper Enabled Operator Will Bring Information Overmatch to the Edge
Learn more about the challenges, advantage and future of the Hyper Enabled Operator.
Autonomy and Artificial Intelligence: Ensuring Data-Driven Decisions
Learn more about how to recognize the artifacts of a new technological environment, read our 5 questions on the future of the Pentagon's top AI office, learn how the Army plans to revolutionize tanks, and more.
Consolidate Mission-Critical Capabilities Onto a Common Platform
Lack of interoperability of distributed components, makes data sharing and communication difficult, if not impossible. Learn more about how to deliver end-to-end C4ISR solutions.
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Outlook 2021
Download the Outlook 2021 eBook to get perspective and analysis from defense leaders across the globe on the future state of global security.
Remote Situational Awareness for Special Operations Forces
A look at how low-bandwidth mesh networks can transform operator safety and performance.
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Consolidate Mission-Critical Capabilities Onto a Common Platform
Lack of interoperability of distributed components, can make data sharing and communication difficult, if not impossible. Learn more about system requirements, software reuse, the need to integrate legacy systems without redeveloping capabilities, and more.
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Maintaining Readiness in the Age of the Coronavirus
Learn more about the national security implications of the coronavirus, the gaps in the DoD's current COVID-19 strategy and how it should change, and what the DoD would need in order to put troops at less risk for contracting COVID-19.