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Jan- 2021 -

14 January

President-Elect Biden Announces Expansion of National Security Council

Joe Biden announced three additional members of the National Security Council, including a new addition in the form of Deputy National Security Advisor for Cyber and Emerging Technology.

Nov- 2020 -

11 November

British Army General Sir Nicholas Carter leaves number 10 Downing Street in central London.

Staff Writer

Quarter of British Soldiers Could Be Robots By 2030s, Top General Says

Chief of Defence Staff Gen. Sir Nick Carter claimed a quarter of British soldiers could be robots by the 2030s.

Oct- 2020 -

29 October

The US Army continues to refine and evaluate an artificial intelligence software prototype designed to quickly identify threats through a range of battlefield data and satellite imagery.

Inder Singh Bisht

US Army’s Prometheus AI Software to Increase Sensor, Shooter Capabilities

The US Army is refining an artificial intelligence software prototype designed to swiftly recognize potential threats and provide targeting coordinates through quick analysis of intelligence information.

28 October

U.S. Air Force Master Sgt. Joshua Hicks, 60th Security Forces Squadron flight chief, secures an Easy Aerial drone inside of the ground charging station July 10, 2020, at Travis Air Force Base, California.

Staff Writer

Easy Aerial Integrates Anti-Jamming Tech Into Its Military Drones

Easy Aerial, a provider of drone-based cyber solutions to protect wireless communications from jamming attacks, has integrated anti-jamming technology into their military-grade drones.

23 October

Staff Writer

Purdue Working to Make Military Drone Software Hackproof

Purdue University, in collaboration with Princeton, has embarked on a five-year project to make the software of military drones and other unmanned machines hackproof.

14 October

A man works on a laptop during the 11th International Cybersecurity Forum.

Staff Writer With AFP

NATO Cyber Warriors Sound Warning on Working From Home

Cyber warriors on NATO's eastern edge are warning that the growing number of people working from home globally due to the pandemic is increasing vulnerability to cyber attacks.

8 October

Staff Writer With AFP

NATO Chief Calls for New Strategy on Cyber, China

NATO needs a new strategic concept adjusted to the global rise of new technologies, terrorism, and China to replace a plan developed a decade ago, the head of the alliance said.

Sep- 2020 -

30 September

Staff members sit at their work stations at the National Cybersecurity and Communications Integration Center in Arlington, Virginia on January 13, 2015

Ronald Watkins

US Air Force to Enhance Warfighter Capabilities with New Shift5 Contract

The US Air Force Cyber Resiliency of Weapons Systems will further enhance its warfighter capabilities with a recent contract to Shift5, a cybersecurity company that protects planes, trains, and tanks from cyberattacks.

Jan- 2020 -

21 January