PANews October 22 news, according to Politico, for months the Pentagon has been quietly building an elite new technology disruption unit—the Technology Support Office (TSO)—aimed at secretly interfering with and disrupting foreign technology programs deemed to threaten U.S. military superiority. Information about the agency is almost impossible to find on the Pentagon website. Since the agency was established in April this year, U.S. Secretary of Defense Hegseth and other senior Pentagon officials have not publicly mentioned it. For a department keen on announcing major reforms to push military modernization or adopt tougher new policies toward foreign adversaries, this silence is particularly striking.
PANews October 22 news, according to Politico, for months the Pentagon has been quietly building an elite new technology disruption unit—the Technology Support Office (TSO)—aimed at secretly interfering with and disrupting foreign technology programs deemed to threaten U.S. military superiority. Information about the agency is almost impossible to find on the Pentagon website. Since the agency was established in April this year, U.S. Secretary of Defense Hegseth and other senior Pentagon officials have not publicly mentioned it. For a department keen on announcing major reforms to push military modernization or adopt tougher new policies toward foreign adversaries, this silence is particularly striking.