As a weapon system, Aegis can search, detect, target and kill at the same time.
Read More
The Pentagon’s soon-to-be published Electronic Warfare strategy calls for increased investment in advanced electronic warfare technology designed to defend U.S. assets and proactively use the electromagnetic spectrum to attack enemies.
Read More
The Airborne Collision Avoidance System X charts flight patterns that permit closer navigation to other aircraft while maintaining safety protocols.
Read More
Designed for the M2 .50-cal, M240 machine gun and Mk 19 grenade launcher, the system brings higher-resolution thermal imaging technology and increases field of view.
Read More
Air Force ISR assets used electronic warfare to destroy two ISIS drones in combat.
Read More
The service is modernizing Aegis technology with multi-mission signal processors, kill assessment systems, and radio frequency upgrades.
Read More
Hardware, software and engine technology for DARPA-Navy ISR program advanced to demo phase.
Read More
A system called Mesmer is able to thwart threatening or attacking drones by taking over the signal of the aircraft and, in some cases, re-directing flight.
Read More
Many Navy aircraft use AESA radars because of their superior ability to thwart jamming attempts.
Read More
"Unknown individuals” accessed the data via a single laptop owned by an unnamed employee of the Hewlett Packard Enterprise Services.
Read More
Raytheon officials say the plan is to start activating and operating the radar before the ship's arrival on the West Coast.
Read More
The Air Force wants to engineer the highly sophisticated sensing and imaging technology needed to build smaller chips with comparable precision and confidence.
Read More
Kudu’s website mission statement says the company promises to “to turn our proverbial swords into plowshares by raising the computer network defensive bar; and to maintain our national capabilities far in excess of said bar.”
Read More
Expanded cyber effort also included new policy guidance for security researchers probing DoD nets for bugs.
Read More