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The spy agency is taking a key role in the government’s new voluntary model-testing program, though its deputy director did not say which companies are participating.

The Space Force can improve how it embraces commercial intel, a new GAO report says.

A hacking group used the tools to target networks belonging to NASA, the Federal Reserve, the National Institutes of Health, the U.S. Senate and the departments of Energy, Justice and Health and Human Services.

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

The U.S. military has killed hundreds of noncombatants since gutting its Civilian Harm Mitigation and Response mission. The blowback may lead to a partial restoration.

Four of the five people named in the cyber action were also charged last week in the Justice Department’s expanded Mabna Institute case.

The inspector general report comes as the Trump administration considers imposing a standard NDA across government.

“The information environment itself is much less transparent” now than in the past, and AI will make it worse, officials say.

Firms are pitching low-cost munitions and the Pentagon is making weapons deals. It won’t immediately fix the Iran stockpile problem, experts say.

Rep. Jeff Crank, R-Colo., told Defense One that funding the war in Iran threatens the missile-defense project.

The strategy includes key provisions to encourage innovation—but also has a glaring omission.

The White House wants private companies to help take down cybercriminals overseas. But in Russia, the line between criminal hackers and the government is difficult to draw.

The Defense Information Systems Agency is emphasizing on-demand communications capabilities for this iteration of the program.

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

The service confirmed a transmission problem on the helicopters three months ago. It wasn’t a factor in this crash, an official told Defense One.

Chris Kubasik, L3Harris’ CEO since June 2021, has left the company following a code of conduct investigation.

Instead of making shells, the assembly robots kept failing in bizarre ways—and that's just for starters.

The aviation-services firm beat out Bell and Lockheed Martin.

A new task force and coordinating body suggest SOUTHCOM senses a need for cooperation in the region.

The White House revives “privateering for the digital age” by authorizing cyber firms to strike foreign targets.

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency entered into a contract with quantum networking company Qunnect to bolster technology to preserve quantum data in transit.

Key radars have been hit during Epic Fury, Gen. Whiting says.