This article argues that the US should use Net Assessment to understand how an adversary might use the electromagnetic spectrum to attack the US and how to counter such an attack.

This HBR article makes a case that many of us are unrealistic and over-optimistic when allocating the time a particular task is likely to take.

Hypersonic weapons are likely to change how the military operates, with enormous implications for world stability and peace.

As we increasingly access websites for business, research, and information, we need new tools like Whols to authenticate these websites.

Resilient leaders are more important than ever in the COVID and post COVID world.

Using deep learning algorithms, facial-recognition-technology (FRT) is becoming more and more effective.

The author discusses the history, romance and mystery of lighthouses and their keepers and draws parallels with the isolation and frustrations of COVID-19 felt today.

The first face-to-face meeting between Biden Administration Officials and their Chinese counterparts has ended without any improvement in relations.

Half of Australian expatriates have now returned home due to COVID-19, or political unrest—bringing much-needed skilled workers back into the country.

More than 60 modern and vintage aircraft took to Canberra's skies as part of the Royal Australian Air Force’s 100th birthday celebrations.