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Mar 7, 2025
This report describes a missile jamming engagement model that was developed to help assess the dependence of an air-launched missile on signals from airborne or space-based assets for success in an engagement under a plausible set of conditions.
Aug 19, 2024
The author assesses four historical examples of technology governance—nuclear technology, the Internet, encryption products, and genetic engineering—to identify lessons for governance of artificial intelligence.
Outgunned by Russia in electronic warfare, Kyiv should consider going further than it already has with more cost-effective communication solutions. Sometimes vintage systems and techniques can provide militaries with simpler and cheaper alternatives to keep critical lines of communication open.
Dec 12, 2022
Some fear that the U.S. Department of Defense's (DoD's) artificial intelligence systems are in peril from adversarial attacks. But many attacks appear operationally infeasible, so they pose less risk to DoD applications than the literature implies.
This Perspective examines signals intelligence (SIGINT) technologies available outside of government to understand the capabilities they provide and their implications for government policy and practices.
يدرس هذا المنظور تقنيات استخبارات الإشارات (SIGINT) المتوفرة خارج إطار الحكومة لفهم القدرات التي توفرها وآثارها على سياسات الحكومة وممارساتها.
May 25, 2011
Questions not asked or stories not imagined by policy are not likely to be answered or developed by intelligence, writes Gregory F. Treverton.
Feb 15, 2004
Published commentary by RAND staff.
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Jan 1, 2004
RAND Project AIR FORCE studied threats to U.S. communications networks and identified options for improving such systems against jammers and SIGINT receivers.
Jan 1, 1994
On the Soviet (now Russian) monitoring station on Cuba, and why the US has not made an issue out of it.
