Software insecurity

Article Abstract:

The Defense Science Board has recommended establishing trusted foundries to make critical hardware required for national security. The science board is worried about outsourcing and foreign influence as a good deal of code for some of the military's most sophisticated weapons, fighter aircraft and missile defense systems is written in other countries.

Use of services, Technology application, National security, Government information technology services, Outsourcing, Software security, United States. Defense Science Board

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Test Drive: WILL A PLANNED DEFENSE SHIELD DEFEAT REAL MISSILES?

Article Abstract:

An overview is presented on the ground-based midcourse defense system currently under development. It employs interceptors that collide directly with incoming missiles. Criticisms of the program include inadequate testing methods.

Product development, Product information, Testing, Antimissile missiles

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Proactive prototypes: for new tech systems, a return to competitive prototyping

Article Abstract:

The military contractors in U.S. would compete for the development of Joint Air-to-Ground Missile (JAGM) program. The strategy of competetive prototyping is adapted to save expenditure on military technologies.

Government expenditures, Management dynamics, International politics, Management, Usage, Military policy, Defense programs, Company business management, Categorization (Psychology), Government finance, Defense contracts, Defence programs, Government contract, Defence contracts

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