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3 weeks ago | 
securitysolutionsmedia.com | Johan Fantenberg |Ping Identity |John Bigelow
Fraud is often perceived as a financial crime that starts when money or assets disappear. However, this overlooks the real foundation of fraud: identity crime. Long before transactions are compromised, fraudsters steal or fabricate identities, setting the stage for their schemes. Businesses tend to focus on stopping fraud at the point of financial loss, but by then, the damage is already done.
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1 month ago | 
defenseone.com | Ping Identity |Ben Watson |Bradley Peniston
Skip to Content Sponsor Message Sponsor Message Insights & Reports Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth shared war plans over an unclassified chat app, according to Jeffrey Goldberg, editor-in-chief of The Atlantic.
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1 month ago | 
defenseone.com | Ping Identity |Lauren C. Williams
AUSTIN, Texas—A drone without a GPS signal is virtually useless, drifting listlessly with the wind until connection is re-established or it crashes. But a geospatial intelligence company has developed software to overcome that problem, using 3D mapping to create what they say is jam-resistant navigation.
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1 month ago | 
defenseone.com | Ping Identity |Hannah Allam
For more than two decades, the federal government has invested tens of millions of dollars in prevention work and academic research with the goal of intervening in the crucial window known as “left of boom” — before an attack occurs. The projects are diffuse, spread across several agencies, but the government’s central clearinghouse is at Homeland Security in the Center for Prevention Programs and Partnerships, often called CP3.
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1 month ago | 
defenseone.com | Ping Identity |Audrey Decker
Insights & Reports March 21, 2025 12:19 PM ET Air Force Drones Boeing will develop and build a sixth-generation fighter jet for the Air Force, President Donald Trump announced Friday, ending months of deliberation about whether to proceed with the effort and how much it might cost.
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1 month ago | 
defenseone.com | Ping Identity |Ben Watson |Bradley Peniston
Skip to Content Sponsor Message Sponsor Message Insights & Reports Elon Musk is visiting the Pentagon today after he reportedly requested a private briefing on the U.S. military’s war plans with China, the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and Washington Post reported Thursday.
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1 month ago | 
defenseone.com | Ping Identity |Audrey Decker
Insights & Reports March 20, 2025 03:00 PM ET Air Force Pentagon As the Pentagon begins a major reshaping of the nation’s defense budget, the Air Force chief sees an opportunity to secure additional funding—highlighting its role in the new defense secretary’s priority missions.
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1 month ago | 
defenseone.com | Ping Identity |Audrey Decker
The Air Force may have to keep its aging KC-135 tankers flying beyond their planned 2050 retirement, depending on how many new tankers it buys in coming years and whether a next-generation refueling aircraft ever materializes. Born in the 1950s, the Stratotanker has long been the backbone of the Air Force’s tanker fleet, with numerous upgrades to its avionics and engines over the years.
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1 month ago | 
defenseone.com | Ping Identity |Ankit Panda
Insights & Reports March 20, 2025 01:19 PM ET Commentary Europe Nuclear Russia French President Emmanuel Macron’s bold call to open a new “strategic debate” in Europe on the role of nuclear deterrence without the United States deserves commendation. Europe must be clear-eyed about the geopolitical tectonic shifts underway and their consequences.
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1 month ago | 
defenseone.com | Ping Identity |Ben Watson |Bradley Peniston
Trump officials are planning major changes atop the U.S. military as part of their goal to shrink the federal government, CNN and NBC News reported Wednesday. Ideas include halting an expansion of US Forces Japan, and combining several combatant commands—Northern and Southern Command into one, as well as combining European and Africa Commands to one location in Germany.
