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5 questions with the deputy director of DISA’s contracting arm
Deborah Daniels took over a critical IT job around the start of the pandemic.
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DISA pinpoints three technology areas in revised strategic plan
This is the second version of DISA’s strategic plan for fiscal 2019-2022, which was originally released in 2019.
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US Air Force components partner on low code, no code pilot programs
The 16th Air Force and Air Force CyberWorx partner to develop applications that users actually need.
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US Army plans to extend program that allows teleworkers to access classified information
As the U.S. Army moves forward with its classified telework plan, the Navy has taken notice.
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Lawmaker wants speedier attribution for cyberattacks
Rep. Jim Langevin believes nations need to more quickly and publicly attribute malign cyber activity by other nations.
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Pentagon extends use of remote work platform to June 2021
The Pentagon will replace it next year with an “enduring solution.”
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‘Weaponized truth’: How the US military plans to compete in the crowded information space
The military must empower everyday personnel as well as public affairs officials to combat and compete with adversaries in the information sphere, according to one public affairs professional.
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US Army wants coders at the tactical edge
At Project Convergence, the Army called them Pep Boys, but the coders out at the exercise continued to drive home their utility at the edge of battle.
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US Army’s tactical network team tests new unified data fabric in Yuma
The test took place amid a massive sensor-to-shooter experiment called Project Convergence.
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The US Army wants to trade network for compute, but why?
One takeaway from Project Convergence: the Army needs to process data as close to the sensor as possible, reducing the amount of data being passed over networks.
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5 questions with the deputy director of DISA’s contracting arm
Deborah Daniels took over a critical IT job around the start of the pandemic.
-
DISA pinpoints three technology areas in revised strategic plan
This is the second version of DISA’s strategic plan for fiscal 2019-2022, which was originally released in 2019.
-
US Air Force components partner on low code, no code pilot programs
The 16th Air Force and Air Force CyberWorx partner to develop applications that users actually need.
-
US Army plans to extend program that allows teleworkers to access classified information
As the U.S. Army moves forward with its classified telework plan, the Navy has taken notice.
-
Lawmaker wants speedier attribution for cyberattacks
Rep. Jim Langevin believes nations need to more quickly and publicly attribute malign cyber activity by other nations.
-
Pentagon extends use of remote work platform to June 2021
The Pentagon will replace it next year with an “enduring solution.”
-
‘Weaponized truth’: How the US military plans to compete in the crowded information space
The military must empower everyday personnel as well as public affairs officials to combat and compete with adversaries in the information sphere, according to one public affairs professional.
-
US Army wants coders at the tactical edge
At Project Convergence, the Army called them Pep Boys, but the coders out at the exercise continued to drive home their utility at the edge of battle.
-
US Army’s tactical network team tests new unified data fabric in Yuma
The test took place amid a massive sensor-to-shooter experiment called Project Convergence.
-
The US Army wants to trade network for compute, but why?
One takeaway from Project Convergence: the Army needs to process data as close to the sensor as possible, reducing the amount of data being passed over networks.
-
5 questions with the deputy director of DISA’s contracting arm
Deborah Daniels took over a critical IT job around the start of the pandemic.
-
DISA pinpoints three technology areas in revised strategic plan
This is the second version of DISA’s strategic plan for fiscal 2019-2022, which was originally released in 2019.
-
US Air Force components partner on low code, no code pilot programs
The 16th Air Force and Air Force CyberWorx partner to develop applications that users actually need.
-
US Army plans to extend program that allows teleworkers to access classified information
As the U.S. Army moves forward with its classified telework plan, the Navy has taken notice.
-
Lawmaker wants speedier attribution for cyberattacks
Rep. Jim Langevin believes nations need to more quickly and publicly attribute malign cyber activity by other nations.
-
Pentagon extends use of remote work platform to June 2021
The Pentagon will replace it next year with an “enduring solution.”
-
‘Weaponized truth’: How the US military plans to compete in the crowded information space
The military must empower everyday personnel as well as public affairs officials to combat and compete with adversaries in the information sphere, according to one public affairs professional.
-
US Army wants coders at the tactical edge
At Project Convergence, the Army called them Pep Boys, but the coders out at the exercise continued to drive home their utility at the edge of battle.
-
US Army’s tactical network team tests new unified data fabric in Yuma
The test took place amid a massive sensor-to-shooter experiment called Project Convergence.
-
The US Army wants to trade network for compute, but why?
One takeaway from Project Convergence: the Army needs to process data as close to the sensor as possible, reducing the amount of data being passed over networks.
