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That’s so 90s! The Army wants to move away from software updates via CD
The Army hopes to do away with antiquated software update processes in order to stay ahead of quickly needed patches.
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House GOP scraps funding plan as government shutdown looms
House Republicans are scrapping plans to wed a full-year defense spending bill to a short-term continuing resolution for the rest of government.
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DISA’s Alfred Rivera set to retire
A longtime top Defense Information Systems Agency official, Rivera will retire from the government Jan. 4.
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Army’s new cyber requirements will be based on battlefield needs
The Army will begin to start writing requirements with the intended operational effects in mind to get capabilities out to soldiers as opposed to the existing prolonged requirements/program of record construct.
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Air Force gives ‘ethical’ hackers a second chance to hack its networks
Air Force announces second bug bounty program dubbed Hack the Air Force 2.0
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Can integration give the Army the tactical edge?
Army officials are looking within their own components for synergies that could lead to more agile, dynamic ways of equipping soldiers and taking on emerging threats.
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Virtual battle spaces can help rapid real-world tactical decisions
Augmented reality systems enable Marines to do mission planning across a variety of changing environments and adversaries, and customized training scenarios reinforce how to think tactically, to make rapid decisions and to communicate effectively.
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The Pentagon wants big-data analytics in every rucksack
Pentagon officials increasingly seek cloud capabilities and access to data at the tactical edge.
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The heart of Army acquisition reform? Technology
Army leaders are hedging their modernization bets on the forthcoming Army Futures Command.
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The key to SPAWAR’s 10-year vision? Urgency
The head of the Navy’s Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command has issued a strategic vision that emphasizes greater urgency throughout the organization.
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That’s so 90s! The Army wants to move away from software updates via CD
The Army hopes to do away with antiquated software update processes in order to stay ahead of quickly needed patches.
-
House GOP scraps funding plan as government shutdown looms
House Republicans are scrapping plans to wed a full-year defense spending bill to a short-term continuing resolution for the rest of government.
-
DISA’s Alfred Rivera set to retire
A longtime top Defense Information Systems Agency official, Rivera will retire from the government Jan. 4.
-
Army’s new cyber requirements will be based on battlefield needs
The Army will begin to start writing requirements with the intended operational effects in mind to get capabilities out to soldiers as opposed to the existing prolonged requirements/program of record construct.
-
Air Force gives ‘ethical’ hackers a second chance to hack its networks
Air Force announces second bug bounty program dubbed Hack the Air Force 2.0
-
Can integration give the Army the tactical edge?
Army officials are looking within their own components for synergies that could lead to more agile, dynamic ways of equipping soldiers and taking on emerging threats.
-
Virtual battle spaces can help rapid real-world tactical decisions
Augmented reality systems enable Marines to do mission planning across a variety of changing environments and adversaries, and customized training scenarios reinforce how to think tactically, to make rapid decisions and to communicate effectively.
-
The Pentagon wants big-data analytics in every rucksack
Pentagon officials increasingly seek cloud capabilities and access to data at the tactical edge.
-
The heart of Army acquisition reform? Technology
Army leaders are hedging their modernization bets on the forthcoming Army Futures Command.
-
The key to SPAWAR’s 10-year vision? Urgency
The head of the Navy’s Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command has issued a strategic vision that emphasizes greater urgency throughout the organization.
-
That’s so 90s! The Army wants to move away from software updates via CD
The Army hopes to do away with antiquated software update processes in order to stay ahead of quickly needed patches.
-
House GOP scraps funding plan as government shutdown looms
House Republicans are scrapping plans to wed a full-year defense spending bill to a short-term continuing resolution for the rest of government.
-
DISA’s Alfred Rivera set to retire
A longtime top Defense Information Systems Agency official, Rivera will retire from the government Jan. 4.
-
Army’s new cyber requirements will be based on battlefield needs
The Army will begin to start writing requirements with the intended operational effects in mind to get capabilities out to soldiers as opposed to the existing prolonged requirements/program of record construct.
-
Air Force gives ‘ethical’ hackers a second chance to hack its networks
Air Force announces second bug bounty program dubbed Hack the Air Force 2.0
-
Can integration give the Army the tactical edge?
Army officials are looking within their own components for synergies that could lead to more agile, dynamic ways of equipping soldiers and taking on emerging threats.
-
Virtual battle spaces can help rapid real-world tactical decisions
Augmented reality systems enable Marines to do mission planning across a variety of changing environments and adversaries, and customized training scenarios reinforce how to think tactically, to make rapid decisions and to communicate effectively.
-
The Pentagon wants big-data analytics in every rucksack
Pentagon officials increasingly seek cloud capabilities and access to data at the tactical edge.
-
The heart of Army acquisition reform? Technology
Army leaders are hedging their modernization bets on the forthcoming Army Futures Command.
-
The key to SPAWAR’s 10-year vision? Urgency
The head of the Navy’s Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command has issued a strategic vision that emphasizes greater urgency throughout the organization.
