Report: India’s Modi pushed for 10 missile-armed drones from Israel
India has ordered 10 missile-armed Heron TP drones from Israel, according to a recent report. A report in The Economic Times (ET) on Sept. 11 said Prime Minister Narendra (more…)
U.S. sanctions on China cyber attacks would enter uncharted areas
By Jack Caravelli After years of tolerating the theft and compromise of massive troves of data arising from Chinese hacking against the U.S. government and numerous private entities, the (more…)
Israel’s IAI denies business relations with Chinese firm
Israeli defense major Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) has insisted it has no business relations with China’s NAV Technology after recent reports that the Chinese firm had copied IAI technology. (more…)
Cyber pact between Russia and China reveals rogue IT strategy
By Jack Caravelli Russia and China this spring signed a major bilateral agreement on cyber cooperation that reveals much about their joint strategy for using information technology for political (more…)
Business booming for Russian defense firms despite hard times
By Jack Caravelli Despite Western sanctions, the falling ruble and rampant inflation, Russia’s leading defense firms are enjoying a financial boom. SUBSCRIBE l LOGIN (more…)
Spreading and intense Mideast cyber war complicates region’s woes
By Jack Caravelli An intense and expanding cyber war has hit the Middle East where the world’s focus has been on Iran’s nuclear ambitions and the rampage of ISIL (more…)
Iran rolls out short-range, solid-fuel ballistic missile, Fateh-313
Iran has unveiled a new surface-to-surface missile, which features more advanced sensors and technology than earlier rockets, according to a report by Radio Liberty/Radio Free Europe. SUBSCRIBE l LOGIN (more…)
DoD draws on Navy’s nuclear program to answer cyber security crisis
By Jack Caravelli Using principles developed over decades in the management of the U.S. Navy’s nuclear program, one of the most successful and safest high-tech programs ever developed, the (more…)
Fort Carson’s microgrid could be proving ground for future fixes
The United States military is taking the lead to secure the nation’s power resources by developing smaller, more secure grids known as microgrids. SUBSCRIBE l LOGIN (more…)