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How the Army Cyber Center of Excellence fits into the high-tech battlefield
Maj. Gen. John Morrison, the commanding general of Fort Gordon, talks about the Army’s role in the cyber mission force, training electronic warfare officers and more.
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How the Pentagon can help improve supply chain cybersecurity
Thomas Michelli, the Pentagon’s acting deputy chief information officer for cybersecurity, talks supply chain risks, identification cards,artificial intelligence and staffing in this Q&A.
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Hacking for good uncovers over 150 Marine Corps web vulnerabilities
The Department of Defense’s latest bug bounty program targeted vulnerabilities in Marine Corps websites.
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The Army has a new deputy for information and networks
The U.S. Army announced Gregory L. Garcia as the service’s new deputy chief information officer/G-6, a move that fills the Army’s highest civilian IT position
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How the US cyber force is maturing
U.S. Cyber Command is moving past building to operational readiness.
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Here is what Marines really need for realistic simulations training
Some items are in development but big advances are likely years away.
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What can Austin bring to the future of Futures Command?
Will the city’s start-up tech culture improve the Pentagon’s networked capabilities?
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Here’s who is running the Pentagon’s acquisition and technology offices
A quartet of new leaders have joined the Pentagon’s R&E side in the last month, while the A&S structure rounds itself out.
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Behind the intelligence community’s ‘second epoch’
Have you heard about shake-ups in intelligence community technology?
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On the new battlefield, US Navy must get software updates to the fleet within days, acquisition boss says
If the U.S. Navy can’t get software updates to the fleet fast, it might fall behind on the modern battlefield.
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How the Army Cyber Center of Excellence fits into the high-tech battlefield
Maj. Gen. John Morrison, the commanding general of Fort Gordon, talks about the Army’s role in the cyber mission force, training electronic warfare officers and more.
-
How the Pentagon can help improve supply chain cybersecurity
Thomas Michelli, the Pentagon’s acting deputy chief information officer for cybersecurity, talks supply chain risks, identification cards,artificial intelligence and staffing in this Q&A.
-
Hacking for good uncovers over 150 Marine Corps web vulnerabilities
The Department of Defense’s latest bug bounty program targeted vulnerabilities in Marine Corps websites.
-
The Army has a new deputy for information and networks
The U.S. Army announced Gregory L. Garcia as the service’s new deputy chief information officer/G-6, a move that fills the Army’s highest civilian IT position
-
How the US cyber force is maturing
U.S. Cyber Command is moving past building to operational readiness.
-
Here is what Marines really need for realistic simulations training
Some items are in development but big advances are likely years away.
-
What can Austin bring to the future of Futures Command?
Will the city’s start-up tech culture improve the Pentagon’s networked capabilities?
-
Here’s who is running the Pentagon’s acquisition and technology offices
A quartet of new leaders have joined the Pentagon’s R&E side in the last month, while the A&S structure rounds itself out.
-
Behind the intelligence community’s ‘second epoch’
Have you heard about shake-ups in intelligence community technology?
-
On the new battlefield, US Navy must get software updates to the fleet within days, acquisition boss says
If the U.S. Navy can’t get software updates to the fleet fast, it might fall behind on the modern battlefield.
-
How the Army Cyber Center of Excellence fits into the high-tech battlefield
Maj. Gen. John Morrison, the commanding general of Fort Gordon, talks about the Army’s role in the cyber mission force, training electronic warfare officers and more.
-
How the Pentagon can help improve supply chain cybersecurity
Thomas Michelli, the Pentagon’s acting deputy chief information officer for cybersecurity, talks supply chain risks, identification cards,artificial intelligence and staffing in this Q&A.
-
Hacking for good uncovers over 150 Marine Corps web vulnerabilities
The Department of Defense’s latest bug bounty program targeted vulnerabilities in Marine Corps websites.
-
The Army has a new deputy for information and networks
The U.S. Army announced Gregory L. Garcia as the service’s new deputy chief information officer/G-6, a move that fills the Army’s highest civilian IT position
-
How the US cyber force is maturing
U.S. Cyber Command is moving past building to operational readiness.
-
Here is what Marines really need for realistic simulations training
Some items are in development but big advances are likely years away.
-
What can Austin bring to the future of Futures Command?
Will the city’s start-up tech culture improve the Pentagon’s networked capabilities?
-
Here’s who is running the Pentagon’s acquisition and technology offices
A quartet of new leaders have joined the Pentagon’s R&E side in the last month, while the A&S structure rounds itself out.
-
Behind the intelligence community’s ‘second epoch’
Have you heard about shake-ups in intelligence community technology?
-
On the new battlefield, US Navy must get software updates to the fleet within days, acquisition boss says
If the U.S. Navy can’t get software updates to the fleet fast, it might fall behind on the modern battlefield.
