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Robert Work, former Deputy Secretary of Defense and MITRE Senior visiting fellow, noted at #RNDF that defense budgets look like sine waves over time, but possible reductions in Fiscal 2020 emerged so late the money would have to be pulled from modernization accounts.pic.twitter.com/9l3wZv9EHy

SecDef Mattis, speaking @ReaganDefense Forum, said the U.S. is rebuilding its nuclear deterrent in part to deal actions such as Putin’s INF Treaty violations. There is “no doubt” the US-Russian relationship has worsened in his time as Defense Secretary, Mattis said. #RNDFpic.twitter.com/ML5mARJevG

Recruiting top-notch technical talent is an ongoing challenge for #DoD. At the @ReaganDefense Forum, @SecArmy Mark Esper said the Army needs to bring in America’s best and brightest, and fortunately military service offers rewarding and meaningful work millennials find appealing.pic.twitter.com/EnMlGt2L6a

At the @ReaganDefense forum, Ellen Lord stressed the need to understand where the Defense Department’s hardware and software are coming from. The Department needs insight into the provenance of its supplies—many levels down. #RNDFpic.twitter.com/FazT4XV6Ap

It’s easy to assume the U.S. will always have the #technology edge over Russia and China. At the @ReaganDefense forum, Ellen Lord says our defense industrial base still needs certainty, for long-term health and to quickly deliver capabilities to the field. #RNDFpic.twitter.com/8j9OH5rpwm – Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum ರಲ್ಲಿ

Bill LaPlante, SVP for MITRE National Security Sector: #DOD needs to keep sustainment in mind when quickly developing new capabilities. Without sustainability, all you’re doing is creating glorious dead-ends. #wcaerospacepic.twitter.com/920CcNDc7g

#wcaerospace forum: MITRE SVP Bill LaPlante lauded the ability to use OTAs & Section 804 authorities to quickly develop and field new capabilities. But the pendulum always swings, so planners need to be prepared for the time when acquisition authority is again more restrictive.pic.twitter.com/osBO7Q78kD

At @RANDCorporation's West Coast Aerospace Forum: Bill LaPlante, SVP for MITRE National Security Sector, cautioned against blind pursuit of #technology. AI & hypersonics hold great promise, but planners need to direct them toward solving specific problems. #wcaerospacepic.twitter.com/FtSq4GPq2j

Independent evaluations of #cybersecurity products from @CarbonBlack_inc, @CrowdStrike, @CounterTack, @EndgameInc, @Microsoft, @RSAsecurity & @SentinelOne. Read about how @MITREattack is helping the community make more informed decisions to combat threats. https://bit.ly/2zsn3Ms pic.twitter.com/E1Wy5hunDy

Tomorrow, Dr. Bill LaPlante joins senior #AirForce leaders and civilian #nationalsecurity experts for @RANDCorporation’s West Coast Aerospace Forum. https://bit.ly/2SaRde0 pic.twitter.com/Ma5HDBpdXK

MITRE was proud to welcome Gen. John Hyten, commander of @US_Stratcom, for his second visit this fall as we partner with DoD, industry, academia, and other research centers to help STRATCOM stay ahead of our adversaries. #Innovationpic.twitter.com/8EQH1B2GgB

In one week, Sam Visner will discuss the world’s information ecosystem and how it affects our #nationalsecurity at the @MORS_News #EmergingTechniques Forum. https://bit.ly/2Ses1Ub pic.twitter.com/mSJHT6psyI

This Friday, Dr. Bill LaPlante joins senior #AirForce leaders and civilian experts for a day of critical #nationalsecurity insights at @RANDCorporation’s West Coast Aerospace Forum. https://bit.ly/2SaRde0 pic.twitter.com/9Ys6krO7lo

#Thanksgiving. We are grateful for our staff and sponsors. MITRE is committed to helping solve problems for a safer world.pic.twitter.com/TOuMj3fuH9