Veilant (formerly Ridgeline International) is proud to have participated in the 2026 NDIA Pacific Operational Science & Technology (POST) Conference, a premier event that provides an unmatched forum for collaboration, innovation, and the exploration of Department of Defense (DoD) opportunities in joint research, development, and experimentation.

Addressing the Evolving Threat Landscape
The pace at which technical surveillance and digital compromise capabilities are advancing is unprecedented, presenting wide-ranging implications for U.S. military operations across every domain. At this year’s conference, Veilant’s Chief Technology Officer, Joe Schniebs, joined fellow experts for a panel discussion: Critical Threat Briefing on Ubiquitous Technical Surveillance & Digital Compromise to U.S. Military Operations.

During the session, Schniebs offered attendees a powerful and in-depth analysis of the threat landscape confronting today’s military leaders. He explored how pervasive surveillance technologies and expanding digital vulnerabilities are fundamentally transforming the operational environment, challenging long-held assumptions about security and force protection. Beyond identifying the risks, Schniebs outlined actionable strategies that defense leaders can adopt to preserve and strengthen their competitive edge in an increasingly contested information space.

The Path Forward
As adversarial surveillance and digital exploitation techniques continue to grow in sophistication, proactive measures are no longer optional; they are mission critical.

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