Israel must stay independent: The strategic risk of Chinese drones -opinion
A multi-dimensional analysis of information security, national sovereignty, and operational risks
A multi-dimensional analysis of information security, national sovereignty, and operational risks
A future large-scale war will not be won with a handful of expensive drones, but those that are flexible enough to adapt and numerous enough to matter.
The destruction of THAAD and long‑range radar systems in the opening days of the war highlights a dangerous new reality: static air‑defense assets are easy targets
By involving private capital and disruptive minds early, the coalition is ensuring that the next wave of defense technology is being crafted in the heat of battle
Texas is building structured pathways to help Israeli companies navigate the notoriously complex US defense procurement system
SmartShooter’s flagship SMASH systems use artificial intelligence (AI), computer vision, and machine learning to transform standard infantry rifles into precision-guided weapons
MILITARY AFFAIRS: For the first time ever, in the operation, known in the US as Epic Fury, two allied nations are conducting fully integrated, multi-domain operations.
The problem is that defenses are routinely sacrificing the most expensive parts of their systems in order to take down the cheapest of targets.
There is also no other nation with such a vast and active reserve force.
On Thursday, the Financial Times reported that the US and at least one unnamed Gulf country are in talks to buy Ukrainian interceptor drones
Attacks on critical infrastructure and physical systems reveal how quickly a localized hit can trigger broad service disruptions. A new partnership between Octopus and Bynet aims to offer a solution.