Cargo helicopter with attack helicopter abilities
Israeli Elbit Systems unveils in the Paris AirShow the BrightNite system. Designed to use in cargo helicopters, the system will enhance its capabilities to...
Sharly Ben Chetrit, Exec .VP Marketing IAI, On The Future Of...
The Wright Brothers flew a plane for the first time in 1903 and made history. Israel, with its unmanned aerial vehicles, is on the...
The Indian Market and Israel – More Hurdles
By ARIE EGOZI
The ‘Make In India’ policy has put new hurdles in the way of Israeli defense companies who try to make business in...
US Joins S. Korea In Thwarting North’s Cyber Attacks
The Obama administration and lawmakers are looking to South Korea to help thwart Pyongyang’s attempts to upgrade and strengthen its cyber capabilities. The country’s...
1,282 People From State Sponsors of Terror Overstayed Visas
A recent US Department of Homeland Security report on visa entry/exit overstays for fiscal year 2015 highlights glaring deficiencies in enforcement, with 1,282 individuals...
Drones Changing Rules Of The Game In Disputed Areas
China has now firmly established itself as leading player in the worldwide arena of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) manufacturing. Some of the country’s products...
ISIS Solution To Financial Woes? Selling Chickens
In another sign that ISIS is not only losing ground, but losing the ability to finance its operations, the terror organisation’s Libyan offshoot has...
Fast Draw: Weak Israeli Response to Lebanese Border Incident
How convenient. Israel accepted the Lebanese version, according to which Shlomi Cohen, a 31 year-old IDF NCO from Afula, was killed by a Lebanese...
US Agencies Roles Defined regarding Cyber Attacks
Although the US President has made cybersecurity a priority, the country continues to confront attacks targeting the private sector and the federal government, including...
The Future of Tech Support and Deliveries
Art Pregler, head of AT&T’s drone program and serves as director of national mobility systems, told GeekWire in an interview: “AT&T is going to...
Cyber Security Market in Manpower Crisis
Virtual criminal activity started as early as the 1970s. In 1984, the first computer forensics program, Magnetic Media, was created by the FBI to...
The illogical General
Gen. James Mattis, a former Marine and commander of the U.S. forces in the Middle East who recently retired from the military, was known...
Better Cybersecurity for Nuclear Arsenal Computer Systems
Cyber Security has become a priority in various defense fields. Enhancing the cyber security of nuclear systems has certainly become an imperative.
A U.S. Air...
China Presents Lunar Lander – With Europe Burning in Background
An innocent mistake or the beginning of a political fiasco? In early November a model of the Chinese lunar lander was presented, with an...
First of its Kind – Raytheon’s Radar Warning Receiver
Raytheon demonstrated, in a recent flight test, a geolocation capability for the ALR-69A(V), a first for any radar warning receiver.
According to the company’s website,...
Call for Proposals for Third Cycle of iHLS Accelerator
iHLS, the global media leader in security technology, is inviting entrepreneurship in this field to join the third cycle of the world first accelerator at...
Trying to Reduce Troops Gear Weight
The US Army and Marine Corps continue to work together to try and reduce the weight of troops gear, according to a recent government...
Unmanned Systems in the air for a longer time.
Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) is in a constant effort to keep its unmanned air systems (UAS) in the air for a longer time.
The current...
The underground threat is not an exclusively Israeli problem
A lot of attention has been paid in the past weeks to Israel's struggle against the terror tunnels employed by Hamas in Gaza. Nevertheless,...
Iranian Hackers Targeting Critical Infrastructure
Iranian hackers have penetrated the computer networks of government agencies and major critical infrastructure companies in the United States and 15 other countries over...
Upgraded Tomahawk cruise missiles will chase targets
The Tomahawk cruise missile system is about to be upgraded.
More than 2,000 Tomahawk cruise missiles have been fired at live targets since 1991. This...
Netherlands seeks Reaper unmanned aerial vehicles
The U.S. military has asked Congress to approve a possible sale of MQ-9 Reaper unmanned aerial vehicles and related equipment to the Netherlands.
The Reaper,...
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Modern ships depend heavily on satellite navigation, creating a vulnerability when GPS and other GNSS signals are jammed, spoofed or unavailable. In a contested...
