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The Army is moving forward with its electronic warfare pod
Lockheed Martin announced its “Air Large” electronic warfare pod has moved on to the second phase of testing.
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For the Navy’s hospital ships, networking is yet another challenge
The Navy’s hospital ships provide health care to individuals, but they must also ensure the cyber wellness of the devices onboard.
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The Intelligence Community’s top IT official will replace Pentagon’s retiring deputy CIO
After a 35 year career, DoD Principal Deputy CIO is retiring
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Court decides Pentagon can reevaluate parts of JEDI procurement
Meanwhile, top congressional Democrats are unhappy about the White House’s refusal to participate in the inspector general investigation.
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How DoD expanded its networks to beat the telework spike
As the coronavirus keeps employees working at home, the Department of Defense is rapidly expanded its IT capacity.
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Pentagon IG finds JEDI contract didn’t violate law, but ethical questions remain
While a long-awaited inspector general report on the Pentagon’s JEDI cloud found that the procurement followed the law, the IG did find ethical violations and post-award mistakes.
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Watchdog finds the Pentagon is behind on several cybersecurity initiatives
It’s unclear who’s in charge of what cybersecurity tasks across the Defense Department.
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Cyber operators deploy to the Pacific with USS America
Defensive cyber operators with the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit embarked aboard the USS America for the first time.
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How past investments positioned DARPA to take on coronavirus
Research investments have accelerated a coronavirus vaccine and, potentially, a new test.
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Pentagon announces final 5G prototype proposal
In this proposal, the Pentagon wants to test how 5G networks affect airborne radio systems.
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The Army is moving forward with its electronic warfare pod
Lockheed Martin announced its “Air Large” electronic warfare pod has moved on to the second phase of testing.
-
For the Navy’s hospital ships, networking is yet another challenge
The Navy’s hospital ships provide health care to individuals, but they must also ensure the cyber wellness of the devices onboard.
-
The Intelligence Community’s top IT official will replace Pentagon’s retiring deputy CIO
After a 35 year career, DoD Principal Deputy CIO is retiring
-
Court decides Pentagon can reevaluate parts of JEDI procurement
Meanwhile, top congressional Democrats are unhappy about the White House’s refusal to participate in the inspector general investigation.
-
How DoD expanded its networks to beat the telework spike
As the coronavirus keeps employees working at home, the Department of Defense is rapidly expanded its IT capacity.
-
Pentagon IG finds JEDI contract didn’t violate law, but ethical questions remain
While a long-awaited inspector general report on the Pentagon’s JEDI cloud found that the procurement followed the law, the IG did find ethical violations and post-award mistakes.
-
Watchdog finds the Pentagon is behind on several cybersecurity initiatives
It’s unclear who’s in charge of what cybersecurity tasks across the Defense Department.
-
Cyber operators deploy to the Pacific with USS America
Defensive cyber operators with the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit embarked aboard the USS America for the first time.
-
How past investments positioned DARPA to take on coronavirus
Research investments have accelerated a coronavirus vaccine and, potentially, a new test.
-
Pentagon announces final 5G prototype proposal
In this proposal, the Pentagon wants to test how 5G networks affect airborne radio systems.
-
The Army is moving forward with its electronic warfare pod
Lockheed Martin announced its “Air Large” electronic warfare pod has moved on to the second phase of testing.
-
For the Navy’s hospital ships, networking is yet another challenge
The Navy’s hospital ships provide health care to individuals, but they must also ensure the cyber wellness of the devices onboard.
-
The Intelligence Community’s top IT official will replace Pentagon’s retiring deputy CIO
After a 35 year career, DoD Principal Deputy CIO is retiring
-
Court decides Pentagon can reevaluate parts of JEDI procurement
Meanwhile, top congressional Democrats are unhappy about the White House’s refusal to participate in the inspector general investigation.
-
How DoD expanded its networks to beat the telework spike
As the coronavirus keeps employees working at home, the Department of Defense is rapidly expanded its IT capacity.
-
Pentagon IG finds JEDI contract didn’t violate law, but ethical questions remain
While a long-awaited inspector general report on the Pentagon’s JEDI cloud found that the procurement followed the law, the IG did find ethical violations and post-award mistakes.
-
Watchdog finds the Pentagon is behind on several cybersecurity initiatives
It’s unclear who’s in charge of what cybersecurity tasks across the Defense Department.
-
Cyber operators deploy to the Pacific with USS America
Defensive cyber operators with the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit embarked aboard the USS America for the first time.
-
How past investments positioned DARPA to take on coronavirus
Research investments have accelerated a coronavirus vaccine and, potentially, a new test.
-
Pentagon announces final 5G prototype proposal
In this proposal, the Pentagon wants to test how 5G networks affect airborne radio systems.
