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We live in a world where we are highly dependent on the many different forms of communication available to us. From GPS to the Internet to a simple text message, our world is placed on pause when we are incapable of accessing these services. However, most of us spend our day-to-day lives never wondering how they function or how they work. In the past week or so, the possibility of a Houthi attempt to disrupt the underwater internet communication cables that are within their control has surfaced. This threatens the security of many across the globe from east to west. Attacks on infrastructure are nothing new, as they have been used as a main war strategy by forces whose military capabilities are lacking. These attacks serve to balance out the asymmetry of warfare, allowing the weaker side to cause major damage that could not be achieved through conventional means. So, our question this week is: "Are we witnessing the weaponization of global critical infrastructure?" Let us know what you think in the comments. #criticalinfrastructure #criticalinfrastructureprotection #houthis #yemen #internet

Redefining Modern Warfare Tactics: In my latest article, I delve into innovative strategies that emphasize exploiting vulnerabilities in military command and control systems and technological dependencies, rather than traditional combat methods. From targeting GPS reliance to manipulating command structures, discover how modern warfare is evolving beyond brute strength to a game of strategic vulnerability exploitation. A must-read for those interested in military strategy and modern conflict dynamics. #MilitaryTactics #ModernWarfare #CyberStrategy https://lnkd.in/e7nz3bQw

The next step in the evolution of Airborne Electronic Attack: our Next Generation Jammer-Low Band (NGJ-LB). Learn more on how our NGJ-LB tactical jamming pods address advanced and emerging threats: https://bit.ly/3rfN93h

In a rapidly evolving threat landscape, SAIC's David Ray emphasizes the need for integrated missile warning and defense systems. Read this SpaceNews article to learn how cross-agency collaboration and data integration play a pivotal role in enhancing our nation's security.

In a rapidly evolving threat landscape, SAIC's David Ray emphasizes the need for integrated missile warning and defense systems. Read this SpaceNews article to learn how cross-agency collaboration and data integration play a pivotal role in enhancing our nation's security.

In a rapidly evolving threat landscape, SAIC's David Ray emphasizes the need for integrated missile warning and defense systems. Read this SpaceNews article to learn how cross-agency collaboration and data integration play a pivotal role in enhancing our nation's security.

Empowering our maritime forces with advanced technology is imperative for ensuring global security. Our Tracking/Training Range (UTR) offers a comprehensive solution for enhancing undersea warfare capabilities. Dive deep into the world of undersea operations and witness the unparalleled potential of our UTR in safeguarding our seas: https://bit.ly/3QONTq7 #IndoPacific2023 #IndoPac2023

‘When the first submarine cable was installed in 1858, it could take up to 18 hours for a trans-Atlantic transmission to be completed. Today, there are approximately 750,000 miles of undersea cables stretching across the world’s oceans, and data management has become much more complex. According to a Department of Homeland Security Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) study, “Commercial undersea cable communications carry over 97 percent of all intercontinental electronic communications.”’ Information Warfare Insights - #TeleCommunications aka #RemoteWork Basics. #ehumans #lifecentric #remotework #digitalnomads