Will CIA use a private cloud?
The CIA is on the verge of signing a cloud computing contract with Amazon, worth up to $600 million over 10 years, reports Frank...
Introducing the Startups Selected for the Fifth Cycle of the INNOFENSE...
We are pleased to announce the launch of the fifth cycle of the INNOFENSE Innovation Center. The six selected projects were selected among hundreds...
Washington: evidence ties North Korea to Sony cyberattack
U.S. intelligence agencies said they have concluded that the North Korean government was “centrally involved” in the attacks on Sony’s computers.
This conclusion was leaked...
Taking Best of Military Tech to Automotive World
A military-derived high-resolution radar system will enable fully autonomous vehicles when it goes into production vehicles in 2020. The ICON Radar system uses advanced...
FTC Flags Children’s Robot App for Unlawful Location Tracking
A U.S. regulatory investigation has concluded that a popular educational robot app unlawfully allowed the collection of children’s location data—without proper parental consent. The...
New Cyber Regiment Established by UK Military
More and more Military Forces have been establishing dedicated cyber organizations. Cyber attacks are as deadly as those faced on the physical battlefield, British...
New Kind of Security Checkup Tested in Airport
Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) is testing technologies to modernize the travel experience and help people stay safe during the COVID-19 pandemic.
SEA Spot Saver is...
AI System Enables Military Platforms to Operate Safely Under Harsh Conditions
A new AI-powered control system developed by Peraton under a U.S. defense initiative has shown the ability to keep robotic platforms functioning safely even...
Improving Emergency Response – Thanks to Twitter
A new technology searches the Twitter firehose for emergency situations throughout New York City, and channels news alerts to first responders. The system introduced...
Secure Communication Software for Military Use
In order to improve its situational awareness capabilities, the U.S. Army is developing new tactical software that will allow commanders to communicate more effectively...
Soon everywhere: Drones capable of firing missiles
Virtually every country on Earth will be able to build or acquire drones capable of firing missiles within the next 10 years. Armed aerial...
AI Offers Unbelievable Next-Gen Video Analytics
While artificial intelligence offers the power to drive a vast array of analytics solutions, many of the newest technology developments have been driven by...
Successful Flight Test for Raytheon’s Surface-to-Air Missile
The first successful guided flight test of Raytheon's ESSM Block 2 intermediate-range, surface-to-air missile has been completed by the U.S. Navy. The Block 2...
This Software Blocks AI Phishing Scams
The past few years have seen cybercriminals using more and more AI-based technology to design and execute scams and cyberattacks. AI chatbots (like Bard...
Special Counter-Terror Unit Exposed in Action
Britain's shadowy, top tier counter-terror unit sprung into action during the dastardly van and knife attack on civilians in London on June 3. The...
A new trend – flexible weapons
The US Air Force’s inventory has a vast number of weapons systems developed and purchased through dozens of programs. Maintaining that disparate arsenal is...
Preparing for A Real-Time Attack: World’s Largest Cyberdefense Exercise
On Tuesday, Locked Shields kicked off the largest and most complex cyber defense exercise in the world, which is held every year to train...
New Competitor to Israeli Defense Industry
The Republic of Korea has a long-term ambition to develop a domestic fighter aircraft, including relevant avionic equipment such as AESA radar. Now, the...
Attend AUS&R 2020 – Israel’s Largest Unmanned Systems & Robotics Conference...
Thanks to their accelerated technological development and their endless applications, unmanned systems on the ground, air, and sea currently attract the highest interest both...
Militaries’ Next Big Upgrade Could Be a Smarter Power Grid
Modern military units are becoming increasingly dependent on electricity. Drones need regular charging, electronic warfare equipment can draw substantial power, and edge-computing systems must...
How is the Electric Grid Vulnerable to Cyber Attacks?
The electric utility industry is a valuable target for adversaries seeking to exploit industrial control systems and operations technology for a variety of purposes.
Attacks...
Locating Soldiers in GPS-Denied Environments
Locating combatants in the field in a GPS-denied environment can be challenging, especially if they are under threat and every second count. A new...

















































