Cyber-warfare distributed training

Article Abstract:

The various requirements for distributed simulations that can be used to prepare military units in a Network Centric Warfare (NCW) battlespace to recognize and address cyberwarfare threats are developed. The operators and information technology specialists should be trained properly, if possible with the help of simulated environments, so that they can recognize and counteract cyber attack against NCW information resources.

General services, Management dynamics, Personnel administration, Management, Safety and security measures, Computers, Information technology services, Training, Company business management, Cyberterrorism, Information technology workers

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Precision strike weapons and net-centric warfare

Article Abstract:

Modern air forces have transformed their operational concepts from platform- and weapons-dependent to effects-oriented planning. They have shifted from focusing on the number of airplanes it takes to destroy a single target, to the number of targets destroyed with single aircraft and aggregated effect such attacks could yield and this process to a limited extent is underway as regards land forces and navies.

United States, Evaluation, Technology application, Bombing, Aerial, Aerial bombing, Smart weapons

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Information warfare: how real is the threat, and can it be countered?

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning fast and accurate computer-based communications for military command and control are examined.

Information technology, Military aspects, Communication, Communications

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