Defense Daily International

Customs and Border Protection (CBP) in June is slated to begin a robust round of technical demonstrations of its planned solution to better confirm the identities of travelers departing the […]

U.S. European Command needs more troops, especially armored units, in order to provide a credible deterrent to Russian heavy mechanized units it faces along NATO’s eastern flank, according to Supreme […]

CrowdStrike announced April 25 it is launching an operation in Latin America to expand regional sales, marketing, and partner and business development support. This expansion includes a new office in […]

President Donald Trump on April 27 called on his commerce secretary to determine the effects of aluminum imports on national security. In a presidential memorandum, the White House said core […]

French Defence Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian officially launched the construction of five Belharra-class intermediate frigates (FTI), the Ministry said April 21. The frigate contract was originally awarded to the French […]

The NATO Communications and Information (NCI) Agency signed an Industry Partnership Agreement (IPA) on cyber information sharing with Dell subsidiary RSA Security on the margins of the NITEC17 conference, the agency said April 25. […]

The State Department has approved a possible $195 million Foreign Military Sales request to Canada sustainment support for C-17 aircraft. The Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) notified Congress of the […]

The Australian and Chinese governments agreed to enhance cyber security cooperation following discussions between leaders of the countries on April 21, the Australian Prime Minister’s office said April 24. Prime […]

FireEye [FEYE] found two cyber groups linked to China’s military and intelligence agencies have recently launched attacks on South Korea’s government after South Korea said it would deploy the THAAD […]