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Cyber Command shifts counterterrorism task force to focus on higher-priority threats
U.S. Cyber Command is shifting Joint Task Force-Ares’ focus from counterterrorism to nation-state actors, particularly in the Indo-Pacific region.
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DoD fortifying cloud connections to work better, faster with companies
A Defense Innovation Unit secure cloud management project aims to help DoD components with slow, sometimes insecure cloud access points that hinder collaboration with industry.
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This week in Congress: Military leaders storm the internet
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of May 3, 2021.
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Mobile nuclear reactors? Scathing report slams ‘disturbing’ military program
The Army’s plan to bury nuclear reactors underground at forward operating bases is drawing controversy. Prototypes could be ready for testing by 2023.
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Unspent border wall funds will be rerouted back to military construction projects
The Defense Department gave up $3.6 billion in military construction funds to build border barriers.
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Cloud computing speeds up new military software
Across the Defense Department, senior leaders are looking to turn cloud into a kind of software assembly line.
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Missile Defense Agency scrapped cybersecurity tests last year for a new approach, watchdog finds
The agency has failed since 2017 to complete assessments to identify cyber vulnerabilities for missile defense systems.
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Watchdog expresses concern over using US Navy interceptor for homeland missile defense
Can the SM-3 Block IIA interceptor be upgraded to counter evolving ICBM threats to the U.S. homeland without breaking the bank? The Government Accountability Office is unsure.
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Latest court ruling leaves future of the Pentagon’s JEDI cloud unclear
A federal judged declined to toss out Amazon Web Services’ political interference allegations in the JEDI cloud case.
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A civilian cybersecurity reserve corps is needed for the Pentagon and DHS, lawmakers from both parties say
A bipartisan group of lawmakers is pushing to create a civilian reserve corps of cybersecurity experts to help defend national security interests.
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Cyber Command shifts counterterrorism task force to focus on higher-priority threats
U.S. Cyber Command is shifting Joint Task Force-Ares’ focus from counterterrorism to nation-state actors, particularly in the Indo-Pacific region.
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DoD fortifying cloud connections to work better, faster with companies
A Defense Innovation Unit secure cloud management project aims to help DoD components with slow, sometimes insecure cloud access points that hinder collaboration with industry.
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This week in Congress: Military leaders storm the internet
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of May 3, 2021.
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Mobile nuclear reactors? Scathing report slams ‘disturbing’ military program
The Army’s plan to bury nuclear reactors underground at forward operating bases is drawing controversy. Prototypes could be ready for testing by 2023.
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Unspent border wall funds will be rerouted back to military construction projects
The Defense Department gave up $3.6 billion in military construction funds to build border barriers.
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Cloud computing speeds up new military software
Across the Defense Department, senior leaders are looking to turn cloud into a kind of software assembly line.
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Missile Defense Agency scrapped cybersecurity tests last year for a new approach, watchdog finds
The agency has failed since 2017 to complete assessments to identify cyber vulnerabilities for missile defense systems.
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Watchdog expresses concern over using US Navy interceptor for homeland missile defense
Can the SM-3 Block IIA interceptor be upgraded to counter evolving ICBM threats to the U.S. homeland without breaking the bank? The Government Accountability Office is unsure.
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Latest court ruling leaves future of the Pentagon’s JEDI cloud unclear
A federal judged declined to toss out Amazon Web Services’ political interference allegations in the JEDI cloud case.
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A civilian cybersecurity reserve corps is needed for the Pentagon and DHS, lawmakers from both parties say
A bipartisan group of lawmakers is pushing to create a civilian reserve corps of cybersecurity experts to help defend national security interests.
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Cyber Command shifts counterterrorism task force to focus on higher-priority threats
U.S. Cyber Command is shifting Joint Task Force-Ares’ focus from counterterrorism to nation-state actors, particularly in the Indo-Pacific region.
-
DoD fortifying cloud connections to work better, faster with companies
A Defense Innovation Unit secure cloud management project aims to help DoD components with slow, sometimes insecure cloud access points that hinder collaboration with industry.
-
This week in Congress: Military leaders storm the internet
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of May 3, 2021.
-
Mobile nuclear reactors? Scathing report slams ‘disturbing’ military program
The Army’s plan to bury nuclear reactors underground at forward operating bases is drawing controversy. Prototypes could be ready for testing by 2023.
-
Unspent border wall funds will be rerouted back to military construction projects
The Defense Department gave up $3.6 billion in military construction funds to build border barriers.
-
Cloud computing speeds up new military software
Across the Defense Department, senior leaders are looking to turn cloud into a kind of software assembly line.
-
Missile Defense Agency scrapped cybersecurity tests last year for a new approach, watchdog finds
The agency has failed since 2017 to complete assessments to identify cyber vulnerabilities for missile defense systems.
-
Watchdog expresses concern over using US Navy interceptor for homeland missile defense
Can the SM-3 Block IIA interceptor be upgraded to counter evolving ICBM threats to the U.S. homeland without breaking the bank? The Government Accountability Office is unsure.
-
Latest court ruling leaves future of the Pentagon’s JEDI cloud unclear
A federal judged declined to toss out Amazon Web Services’ political interference allegations in the JEDI cloud case.
-
A civilian cybersecurity reserve corps is needed for the Pentagon and DHS, lawmakers from both parties say
A bipartisan group of lawmakers is pushing to create a civilian reserve corps of cybersecurity experts to help defend national security interests.
