Commerce Expands Huawei Black List Beyond US Shores
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Nicholas Eftimiades, a former senior US senior intelligence officer, said the Trump Administration policy “is very surgical in its approach,” and will have only a “moderate impact” on allied countries.
Big Data On The Army Front Line: DCGS-A Upgraded
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The Army is upgrading its intelligence system to give forward commanders full access to the cloud — and work when the enemy takes the network down.
Israel Meets With UAE, Declares It’s Joining Persian Gulf Coalition
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Foreign Minister Israel Katz told the Knesset’s Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee about the agreement, and told lawmakers that Israel participates in intelligence and other areas where it can offer capabilities and advantages.
Security Clearance Backlog Cut In Half: Kari Bingen
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In April 2018 the government hit a high point of 725,000 delayed clearances. Today, the number has dipped below 360,000. In May, we reported that would-be federal employees and defense contractors waited an average of 221 days for a Secret clearance and 534 days for a Top Secret clearance.
Israelis Test Classified Tunnel Tech To Stymie Terrorists; US Watches
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It is a highly classified system based on sensors that monitor what is happening on the ground and provide warning in the event of a cavity discovery, but its full details may not be published.
Lockheed Launches New Weapons Cybersecurity Strategy
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Hacking a spy satellite, stealth fighter, or smart bomb is very different from hacking a computer network, so the US military needs different defenses.
Big Data For Big Wars: JEDI vs. China & Russia
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Trump’s war with Bezos and Amazon has overshadowed the reason the military wants cloud computing: to share vital data in a fast-paced global conflict.
Israeli IDF’s Kochavi Plans ‘Fast & Strong’ Weapons Department
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As a first step, Kochavi wants to increase the capabilities of the IDF’s “Spearhead” units – the special units that hit fast and strong. This part of the plan explains the urgent need for a replacement for the old CH-53 of the Israeli Air Force, as well as for the Bell-Boeing V-22.
Israeli Election Politics Slowing IAF Acquisitions
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The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) ground forces command want an immediate replacement for the CH-53 . “It is natural that operational needs differ, but this is the task of the highest command to evaluate the needs and make a decision,” a senior Israeli defense official said.
‘GEOINT Singularity:’ There’ll Be Nowhere For DoD To Hide EXCLUSIVE
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“[A]dversaries could track the movements of U.S. and allied military equipment, detecting patterns of training and operations; hyperspectral imaging can identify chemical compositions; short-wavelength infrared imaging can see through clouds; and SAR sensors can image at night. When determining risks to national security, one can define it as the risk of being seen or detected.”