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Masked Provocateur: The Russian Shadow Fleet and How Soviet-Era TTPs Are Furthering Russia’s Subterfuge
Operating in a nautical netherworld via opaque ownership and location cloaking methods, Russia’s antiquated shadow fleet has simultaneously evaded sanctions to support the nation’s wartime economy and provided a platform…
Read More › about Masked Provocateur: The Russian Shadow Fleet and How Soviet-Era TTPs Are Furthering Russia’s SubterfugeThe Shahed Playbook: How Iranian and Russian Drone Production Will Disrupt Modern Warfare
No weapon is more emblematic of the new chapter of drone warfare than the Shahed, an Iran-designed one-way attack (OWA) drone that fundamentally operates as a cheap, easy-to-assemble cruise missile.…
Read More › about The Shahed Playbook: How Iranian and Russian Drone Production Will Disrupt Modern Warfare“Information sharing” isn’t just a buzzword, it’s a reality for modern-day government operations. However, sharing is difficult. We learned from the 9/11 Commission that the lack of information sharing was…
Read More › about 5 Steps to Stop Information Hoarding and Encourage CollaborationDid you know that you have access to robust conflict data on Africa? Or that the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and the United States Agency for International…
Read More › about Open-Source Data Is Everywhere, You Just Need to Use ItHolding 59% of Backlogged Clearances in Its Hands, DoD Announces New "Lines of Effort"
Obtaining a security clearance can feel like the long march to Mordor: just when you think you have arrived, an angry little monster shows up to set you on a…
Read More › about Holding 59% of Backlogged Clearances in Its Hands, DoD Announces New "Lines of Effort"What if I told you that the majority of visitors to your site aren’t actually reading your content but are just skimming it? The fact is most people simply don’t…
Read More › about Reading or Skimming: Writing for How People Read OnlineThe 9-11 Commission stated six primary reasons for restructuring the Intelligence Community. First on the list was that information was not organized. The Commission argued that the importance of “…integrated,…
Read More › about We Want to Shape the Future Without Spending Time Building ContextAs knowledge workers in today’s digital world, we’re constantly bombarded with unstructured information of all types in all formats–emails, news feeds, blogs, research papers, whitepapers, performance reports, market analyses, etc.…
Read More › about Out of the Wild: Taming the Information Beast in the Digital AgeWhether you’re a seasoned web content manager or a newbie blogger, you’ll likely find yourself asking this question: what is the best image file format to use for my web…
Read More › about Choosing the Right Image Format for the WebManaging information often results in cumbersome data sets that are not friendly to readers or the poor saps curating them. Whether working through thousands of pages of coded results from…
Read More › about When In Doubt, Make A GraphicIf you have worked with or for any US government agency, you know that sharing “across lines” with other agencies is at best a headache and at worst out of…
Read More › about The Collaboration ConundrumYou’ve been there. A co-worker asks you to find a document on the shared drive. Despite some searches, you’re unable to find exactly what was requested. Frustrated (and perhaps a…
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