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The fate of the third offset under President Trump
How will the so-called third offset strategy look under the Trump administration?
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Leidos chosen to support counter-IED efforts
Leidos has been chosen by prime contractor CACI to support counter-IED efforts by the Joint Improvised-Threat Defeat Organization (JIDO).
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Senior DISA official says agency faces ‘tightest’ budget in decades
According to DISA’s executive deputy director, this is currently the toughest time at the agency.
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DoD CIO Halvorsen announces retirement
Reflecting on his IT efforts as DoD CIO, Terry Halvorsen announced he will step down in February.
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Marines study sci-fi to plan for future battlefield needs
The Marine Corps is using realistic science fiction to help craft a narrative to better postulate what future operating environments might look like.
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Army wants system to determine a drone’s intent
Worried about hostile drones, but unsure how to determine which drones are hostile and which are not, the Army is looking for technology that can determine a drone’s intent.
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Army stands up defensive cyber ops program office
The Army recently stood up a defensive cyber operations program office under PEO EIS.
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Army patent targets IEDs with deadly drones
A group of Army engineers have secured patent to modify unmanned systems to defeat IEDs.
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Leidos chooses servers for Army sigint system
Leidos has chosen servers from Crystal Group Inc. for the Army’s eXpeditionary RT real-time signals intelligence system.
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2016 presidential election and a national cybersecurity investigation
Many cybersecurity practitioners are sitting on the edge of their seats waiting for the results of the investigation directed by the White House into the hacking events that surrounded the 2016 presidential election.
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The fate of the third offset under President Trump
How will the so-called third offset strategy look under the Trump administration?
-
Leidos chosen to support counter-IED efforts
Leidos has been chosen by prime contractor CACI to support counter-IED efforts by the Joint Improvised-Threat Defeat Organization (JIDO).
-
Senior DISA official says agency faces ‘tightest’ budget in decades
According to DISA’s executive deputy director, this is currently the toughest time at the agency.
-
DoD CIO Halvorsen announces retirement
Reflecting on his IT efforts as DoD CIO, Terry Halvorsen announced he will step down in February.
-
Marines study sci-fi to plan for future battlefield needs
The Marine Corps is using realistic science fiction to help craft a narrative to better postulate what future operating environments might look like.
-
Army wants system to determine a drone’s intent
Worried about hostile drones, but unsure how to determine which drones are hostile and which are not, the Army is looking for technology that can determine a drone’s intent.
-
Army stands up defensive cyber ops program office
The Army recently stood up a defensive cyber operations program office under PEO EIS.
-
Army patent targets IEDs with deadly drones
A group of Army engineers have secured patent to modify unmanned systems to defeat IEDs.
-
Leidos chooses servers for Army sigint system
Leidos has chosen servers from Crystal Group Inc. for the Army’s eXpeditionary RT real-time signals intelligence system.
-
2016 presidential election and a national cybersecurity investigation
Many cybersecurity practitioners are sitting on the edge of their seats waiting for the results of the investigation directed by the White House into the hacking events that surrounded the 2016 presidential election.
-
The fate of the third offset under President Trump
How will the so-called third offset strategy look under the Trump administration?
-
Leidos chosen to support counter-IED efforts
Leidos has been chosen by prime contractor CACI to support counter-IED efforts by the Joint Improvised-Threat Defeat Organization (JIDO).
-
Senior DISA official says agency faces ‘tightest’ budget in decades
According to DISA’s executive deputy director, this is currently the toughest time at the agency.
-
DoD CIO Halvorsen announces retirement
Reflecting on his IT efforts as DoD CIO, Terry Halvorsen announced he will step down in February.
-
Marines study sci-fi to plan for future battlefield needs
The Marine Corps is using realistic science fiction to help craft a narrative to better postulate what future operating environments might look like.
-
Army wants system to determine a drone’s intent
Worried about hostile drones, but unsure how to determine which drones are hostile and which are not, the Army is looking for technology that can determine a drone’s intent.
-
Army stands up defensive cyber ops program office
The Army recently stood up a defensive cyber operations program office under PEO EIS.
-
Army patent targets IEDs with deadly drones
A group of Army engineers have secured patent to modify unmanned systems to defeat IEDs.
-
Leidos chooses servers for Army sigint system
Leidos has chosen servers from Crystal Group Inc. for the Army’s eXpeditionary RT real-time signals intelligence system.
-
2016 presidential election and a national cybersecurity investigation
Many cybersecurity practitioners are sitting on the edge of their seats waiting for the results of the investigation directed by the White House into the hacking events that surrounded the 2016 presidential election.
