#military-communications

#military-communications

"If we actually get to the point where we tag the people, tag the data and know what's happening, then having a separate [unclassified network] and [secret classified network] is not the way we would need to secure our network."

Mr. Hegseth created the separate Signal group initially as a forum for discussing routine administrative or scheduling information, but the disclosure of sensitive military operations raises concerns about the misuse of communication channels.

The G1 is EW-resistant, using frequency-hopping technology to help evade electronic warfare interference, which seeks to disrupt and jam certain signals like GPS, radio, and video.

The Kulisa mobile communications technology, according to TASS, has already entered service and is being used in military units of the Armed Forces.