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Nodes on a network: connecting ground, air, and building the small sats for proliferated LEO

Nodes on a network: connecting ground, air, and building the small sats for proliferated LEO
Nodes on a network: connecting ground, air, and building the small sats for proliferated LEO

The backbone for Joint All Domain Command and Control (JADC2) will be a mesh network of small satellites in SDA’s Proliferated Warfighter Space Architecture.

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Radar: The key to Counter-UAS and C-RAM defense

Radar: The key to Counter-UAS and C-RAM defense
Radar: The key to Counter-UAS and C-RAM defense

Advanced radar is what makes the Army’s Mobile Short-Range Air Defense (M-SHORAD) and USMC’s Marine Air Defense Integrated System (MADIS) effective battlefield tools.

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Multifunction solutions provide competitive advantage in ever-changing battlespaces

Multifunction solutions provide competitive advantage in ever-changing battlespaces
Multifunction solutions provide competitive advantage in ever-changing battlespaces

Northrop Grumman has taken a page from commercial industry playbooks, producing sensor software, firmware and hardware in parallel, essentially folding the development timeline and accelerating sensor deliveries.

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How the CNI foundation for comms/nav/ID is evolving, especially at the edge

How the CNI foundation for comms/nav/ID is evolving, especially at the edge
How the CNI foundation for comms/nav/ID is evolving, especially at the edge

Solving the JADC2 sense/make-sense/act strategy requires communications, navigation, identification capabilities that distribute the decision making to act fast.

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What milestone advancements in computer chips mean for the military

What milestone advancements in computer chips mean for the military
What milestone advancements in computer chips mean for the military

At a microscopic level, advanced semiconductors are packed with modular chiplets to meet dynamic needs of air defense, robotics, and satellites.

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Today’s indispensable tool for the Army and Marines is radar for C-UAS and C-RAM

Today’s indispensable tool for the Army and Marines is radar for C-UAS and C-RAM
Today’s indispensable tool for the Army and Marines is radar for C-UAS and C-RAM

Leonardo DRS’ radars are the system-of-choice for the Army’s Mobile Short-Range Air Defense (M-SHORAD) and USMC’s Marine Air Defense Integrated System (MADIS).

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How DISA’s new Indo-Pacific network meets the Great Power threat

How DISA’s new Indo-Pacific network meets the Great Power threat
How DISA’s new Indo-Pacific network meets the Great Power threat

Lumen is not just replacing aged transport pipes for the DoD, it is transitioning and transforming network capabilities for better speed, latency, availability, affordability, and security.

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With DISA’s award of a new Indo-Pacific network, one company is transforming DoD global networks

With DISA’s award of a new Indo-Pacific network, one company is transforming DoD global networks
With DISA’s award of a new Indo-Pacific network, one company is transforming DoD global networks

“Where we touch them, we are working hard to transform them,” says Lumen of its network modernization programs for the Defense Department.

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Cyber plays both sides of the spectrum with both offensive bullets and defensive shields

Cyber plays both sides of the spectrum with both offensive bullets and defensive shields
Cyber plays both sides of the spectrum with both offensive bullets and defensive shields

Just demonstrated on a live range at Pax River, an airborne SIGINT platform injected cyber effects, neutralizing an integrated air defense system and clearing the airspace for US assets to execute a strike.

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Countdown to 2027: Where to Start Implementing the Zero Trust Strategy for the Department of Defense

Countdown to 2027: Where to Start Implementing the Zero Trust Strategy for the Department of Defense
Countdown to 2027: Where to Start Implementing the Zero Trust Strategy for the Department of Defense

Defense Department organizations have four years to deploy seven pillars, including 45 core capabilities of zero trust.