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Future of Cybersecurity
Future of Cybersecurity

Industry is already short of skilled engineering personnel.

Can AI help the Marines simplify sustainment in the Pacific?

The service is testing a “logistics decision engine” at the theater level.

A Pacific conflict may not look like conventional war, SOCPAC commander says

At an irregular-warfare forum in Hawaii, commanders offer warnings and advice.

Privacy-focused communication app aims for military customers and beyond

When adversaries can forge faces and voices in real time, traditional secure messaging is no longer enough.

Army selects 5 companies to build nuclear microreactors on bases, under new $2 billion deal

The service’s plans for 20 on-base microreactors come amid a uranium enrichment shortage.

White House S&T strategy calls for new approaches to safeguard US research

The new guidance is a departure from last year’s National Security Strategy.

Five things Space Command says it needs to win tomorrow’s wars

Gen. Whiting adds to previous calls for new tech in his final speech to the SMD Symposium.

The lasers are coming, but don’t forget training

Army space and missile defense leaders call for more emerging tech—and training—as new systems are developed.

AI agents conspired to hack into networks and steal data during an experiment: study

When researchers imposed difficult missions, AI tools forged identities, escaped sandboxes—and tried to cover it all up.

Rough waters help firm demo ‘expeditionary manufacturing’ aboard warship

Firestorm Labs says it 3D-printed thousands of parts as waves buffeted USS Essex.

Pentagon counterdrone task force has a new AI-powered marketplace

The platform was developed to make the foreign military sales process more efficient.

How the UK is helping Ukraine hit Russian targets

Allied donations to Ukraine have gone from missiles to designs, as Ukrainian manufacturing outpaces its donors.

An Australian CCA flew in a Pacific exercise. Boeing exec says it’s an important ‘first step’

One Boeing CCA didn’t win the first U.S. competition, but another just joined a major exercise.

Lockheed Martin unveils baby Patriot missile to address urgent gap

Ukraine is begging for more anti-ballistic missile interceptors, and other allies want them too.

Can new drones, 3D printers defeat distance’s tyranny? RIMPAC aims to find out

“This is Uber for manufacturing delivered at the speed of Amazon, for the highest quality of parts,” Marine Lt. Col. Michael Radigan told reporters.

Lightweight cells powered by nuclear waste could drive tomorrow's drones

DARPA program aims to create a 30-year battery minimally viable prototype by early 2027.

Anduril and Amazon’s mobile data center venture aims to bring edge computing to the frontlines

Amazon Web Services named the defense firm as the preferred national security provider.

Marine Corps inks first contract for autonomous ground vehicle production

A nearly $20 million contract aims to integrate autonomous ground vehicles in the service’s ground based air defense missions.

Agentic-AI tools aim to give US commanders new target options ‘within seconds’

But concerns persist about the power and governance of software agents.

Could the Army’s light squad vehicle power battlefield drones?

A mobile brigade in the 101st Airborne Division put drones to the test in a recent training rotation—and used the Infantry Squad Vehicle to keep unmanned systems running.

Army aims to sync two divisions using next-gen C2 by year’s end

The effort will be led by Anduril, which ran NGC2 prototyping at 4th ID.

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