Posts Tagged ‘Information’
Advancing technology has had the dual effect of improving cybersecurity processes and making cyber threats more complicated and harder to defend against. In recent years high-profile attacks such as WannaCry have put many companies and government organisations on high alert. Military ambitions for a smarter, more connected arsenal create more potential ...
The next leap forward in information technology, 5G is a cause for excitement as well as contention. It allows for faster communications and high quality, fast downloads, but it has also raised concerns over security and health. Defence Online’s Ciara Houghton takes a closer look… Using a higher radio frequency than ...
The US DOD has adopted a new file exchange system to increase security and accommodate larger files. The Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) has implemented SAFE (Secure Access File Exchange) to file exchange systems to improve security on larger transfers. The programme allows the transfer of files too large to be ...
The Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) is developing quantum information technology to advance Air Force Capabilities. The AFRL is partnering with industry, academia, and the DOD to advance quantum information science to serve Air Force concerns. The research is aiming to pioneer hardware that has a ‘quantum advantage’ over standard computing. AFRL ...
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