UK Air Chief Marshal has explained the lack of unmanned fighter aircraft, stating that, while technology has progressed tremendously in certain areas, it has not filled the gap “in terms of the manned …
U.S. Air Force expanding satellite war games
The U.S. Air Force is increasing the number of space-based war games from 2 to 3 in 2019, a move highlighting an emphasis on new space defense tactics in the face of Chinese and Russian satellite …
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Researchers developing shape-transforming drones
Researchers from the University of Tokyo have developed a floating aircraft known as the DRAGON that can fly in a straight, snake-shaped configuration through small spaces, but also transform into …
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Military branches get new cyber commanders
The U.S. Cyber Command has become a full combatant command and reached full operational capability with its base at the Integrated Cyber Center/Joint Operations Center. Connected to this development …
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Pentagon: China’s ‘Thousand Talents’ program labeled a national security threat
An unclassified analysis of China’s ‘Thousand Talents’ program has named it a project to “facilitate the legal and illicit transfer of US technology, intellectual property and know-how” to China as …
NATO Secretary General: Better Cyber Defense More Important than 2% of GDP Pledge
Two years ago, NATO adopted a pledge to give cyber issues greater standing in defense strategy. Now, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg is emphasizing this pledge as the most important within …
Putin’s Cyber OODA Loop is Tighter Than Yours
While hosting a delegation from France, Putin advised that to prevent cyber attacks, nations will have to establish international norms prohibiting such behavior. “This is what I can say about …
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UK begins to formalise its legal approach to cyber war
"International law wasn't developed with cyber space in mind, but the UK is setting out its legal approach amid tensions with Russia. Just as physically damaging attacks would be breaches of …
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Drone detection systems, such as DJI’s Aeroscope, protected the Royal Wedding in England
"The Royal Wedding last weekend, represented one of the biggest security challenges so far this year. A special no-fly zone was created to protect members of the Royal family as well as the many …
DHS Releases New Cyber Strategy
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has released a new cyber strategy which sets a five year goal to "have improved national cybersecurity risk management by increasing security and resilience …