How to Fix the Dearth of US Cyber Professionals Impacting National Security
The shortage of cybersecurity professionals in the United States is a pressing concern with far-reaching national security implications.
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US Air Force Accepts First of Five T-7 Red Hawks
The US Air Force has accepted its first Boeing T-7A Red Hawk at Edwards Air Force Base in California.
Russia Says Crimea Naval HQ Hit in Missile Attack
A Ukrainian missile attack struck the headquarters of Moscow's Black Sea fleet in annexed Crimea, killing at least one and…
Crowley, BWXT Team for Nuclear Power Generator Ship Concept
Florida-based Crowley has partnered with BWX Technologies to jointly develop a ship concept generating alternative, zero-carbon energy.
NATO Exercises in Portugal Focus on Unmanned Maritime Systems
NATO has led two “operational experimentation exercises” in Portugal focused on autonomous underwater vehicles and maritime technologies.
Airbus Hacker Threatens to Sell US, Europe Military Intel on Dark Web
The hacker behind the recent attack on Airbus has warned that he will sell US and European military intelligence on…
Istari to Develop Digitally-Engineered Fixed-Wing Drone for USAF
The US Air Force Research Laboratory has awarded Istari Digital a contract to develop a fixed-wing drone using advanced digital…
US Army Selects Four Firms to Build Robotic Combat Vehicle Prototypes
The US Army has selected four defense companies to proceed to the first phase of its Robotic Combat Vehicle program.
France’s Naval Group Kicks Off Underwater Drone Qualification Trials
Naval Group has begun sea qualification trials of a large underwater drone demonstrator.
Estonian Firm Develops ‘Virtual Shooting Ranges’ to Hone Cyber Defenses
Estonia’s CybExer Technologies has developed “virtual shooting ranges” for countries to practice and improve their cyber defenses.