Through its annual awards program, AFCEA International recognizes the outstanding contributions of individuals in the communications, electronics, intelligence and information technology disciplines.

The Emerging Leaders program offers professionals 40 years old and younger unparalleled professional growth and development opportunities.

2023 Distinguished Young Professionals Award Winners Trisha Averill, Hawaii Chapter Chloe Bauer, Greater Omaha Chapter Michael Baumann, Philadelphia Chapter Senior Airman Precious Bissah, USAF Middle ...

With the current war in Ukraine, it’s clear that Russia’s modernization program has involved electronic warfare and signals intelligence and played a huge part in Russia’s combat advances and overall ...

Cut through the chaos of information overload with content specifically for cyber communications professionals. The Cyber Edge is SIGNAL Media’s home for the expanding world ...

AFCEA's programs and thought leadership support military, industry, government and organizations operating in the cyber, defense, security, intelligence and related information technology disciplines ...

TRANSFORMING OUR INTELLIGENCE ADVANTAGE: THE PIVOT TO DATA CENTRICITY The 42nd Annual AFCEA Spring Intelligence Symposium returns to the NGA Campus East in Springfield, VA on March 19-20, 2024. This ...

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Live coverage and more from TechNet Cyber, taking place May 6-8, 2025, in Baltimore.

AFCEA Scholarship Winners AFCEA Educational Foundation scholarships are merit-based and awarded for academic excellence, leadership qualities and the recipients' potential to succeed. The scholarships ...

Intel-AFCEA Scholarships are merit-based scholarships of $5,000 and $10,000 to be awarded to full-time students that are a veteran, active duty service member, or a Gold Star Family Member, currently ...

Drug traffickers expand the use of submersible vessels to transport illicit substances as states struggle to detect them. This whack-a-mole game sees cartels improve the seaworthiness and technologies ...