The basic cognitive nature of how human brains process information hasn’t changed for millennia, including how we use information in strategy. Information is crucial for strategy aimed at others, whether that is outwitting adversaries or cooperating with allies. And even a superb strategy must be conveyed to one’s own people. Humans remain central. But drivers like technology change the character of communication, societies and how we use information in strategy. This report examines ...Read more >

� It has been assumed that the physical separation (�air-gap�) of computers provides a reliable level of security, such that should two adjacent computers become compromised, the covert exchange of data between them would be ...Read more >

In recent years, challenges concerning the use of weaponized unmanned systems (WUS)1 � airborne, seaborne or on the ground � have taken the world stage in political and military planning efforts.... ...Read more >

Big data is everywhere these days. It shows up in many realms of contemporary life, ranging from how people are guided to potential purchases as they shop online, to how political campaigns win ...Read more >

When we talk about U.S. Air Force intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance in 2023, we often depict it graphically as beginning with a global array of sensors that produces a variety of data absorbed in a ...Read more >

A nation�s success in military operations often rises and falls on the basis of how well it communicates. When a nation does not secure its communications effectively, its enemies intercept and read its ...Read more >

Industry and government in the United States are addressing the task of dealing with ICT (Information and Communications Technologies) and its primary attribute, the Internet. ...Read more >

Space and Cyberspace capabilities are critical to national security and joint operations. AFSPC must guide S & T activities towards technologies that enable development and ...Read more >

Inherent in the existence and functioning of this Universe is Duality in all aspects whether, Moral (Benevolent and the malignant), Ontological (Yin and Yang), ...Read more >

Data sets�whether in science and engineering, economics, health care, public policy, or business�have been growing rapidly the recent National Research Council report Frontiers in Massive Data Analysis documented the rise of �big data,� ...Read more >

Starting from the early sixties, India has pursued a model of continued investment in the nation�s space programme which has gained tremendous momentum in the past ...Read more >

The mission of the United States Army is �to fight and win our nation�s wars by providing prompt, sustained land dominance across the full range of military operations and spectrum of conflict in support of combatant ...Read more >

When historians turn their gaze on the questions of defense in this first half of the 21st century, they will observe that military robots brought in something brand new to the world of ...Read more >

In recent months, Department of Defense leaders have raised increasing concerns about the potential for the United States to lose its comparative advantage in multiple technology areas. ...Read more >

TECHNOLOGY INNOVATIONS, new roles and expanding missions are shaping the move toward big data in the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency. A mix of tradecra and technology is ensuing as the agency evolves from an organization ...Read more >