Eighty years ago, as the world emerged from war, a small group of communications professionals made a simple but lasting decision: stay connected. In 2026, AFCEA International and SIGNAL Magazine ...

“The Evolving State of Cyber Warfare: Capabilities, Challenges and Projections of a Hyperconnected Battlefield” white paper was published in May by members of the AFCEA Cyber Committee and is ...

The day when quantum computers can break present-day cryptography is coming, and it is a shorter time frame than previously thought. The potential “blast radius” to the United States from code ...

The Defense Innovation Unit and the former Army Futures Command, now the U.S. Army Futures and Concepts Command, provide capability development for warfighters by targeting strategic needs. The Army, ...

For centuries, military commanders have struggled to collect enough information about the adversary to give them the edge in combat. As the U.K.’s Duke of Wellington famously said: “All the business ...

The 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team members, otherwise known as the Spartan Brigade, participated in a combat training center rotation at the National Training Center (NTC) at Fort Irwin, California, ...

Building upon a 2025 Department of War memo on leveraging generative artificial intelligence (GenAI), the Department of the Navy (DON) is working to enhance the use of the capability across its ...

Frontier artificial intelligence (AI) technology will change the delivery of warfighting capabilities, according to the Defense Information Systems Agency’s most senior official. According to NVIDIA, ...

Building on Version 1 of the U.S. military’s so-called Bumblebee counter-drone system, the Joint Interagency Task Force (JIATF) 401 began testing initial prototypes of the second iteration on April 23 ...

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With the Cold War effectively over, then-Secretary of Defense Les Aspin led an effort to deliberately encourage industry consolidation. The message was clear: defense budgets were now declining, and ...

According to a U.S. Army article written by Lt. Col. Adam Scher, the U.S. secretary of the Army has signed agreements alongside leaders from Australia, Poland and the Republic of Korea, allowing them ...