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Pentagon has new research center to link networks, communications
The $7.5 million investment for a new networked systems center of excellence comes as the Defense Department looks to advance its future joint war-fighting concept.
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A bridge fund can’t solve the Pentagon’s emerging tech problem
The Department of Defense is at great risk of losing its competitive edge due to funding issues.
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Chaos, cash and COVID-19: How the defense industry survived — and thrived — during the pandemic
A year into the pandemic, Defense News has measured its toll on the defense industry. The full scope of damage is complex and still coming into focus, but a broad outline is becoming clear.
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DISA director favors outsourcing IT services to contractors
The Defense Information Systems Agency’s new director shared some of his IT priorities in his first public appearance.
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Cyber Command works to address criticism over how it integrates tools — challenges remain
Cyber Command has created a pair of integration offices aimed at synchronizing systems and capabilities built across the services for cyber warriors.
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Research, procurement could get squeezed in Biden budget
The Pentagon’s budget is expected to be between $704-$708 billion.
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A radical plan calls for shifting billions to State from Defense
The current system is “both inefficient and ill-suited for the present foreign policy environment,” argue two experts from the Center for American Progress.
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Cyber Command task force focuses on emerging threats
Cyber Command confirmed details about the focus of the team that’s part of the Cyber National Mission Force.
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Pentagon announces nominees for 3 combatant commands
Two women are positioned to take over TRANSCOM and SOUTHCOM, doubling the number of female combatant commanders in DoD history.
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More work needed to integrate cyber and information ops, former official says
The former leader suggests ways the DoD should shift its thinking to meld cyberspace and the information sphere to keep pace with adversaries.
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Pentagon has new research center to link networks, communications
The $7.5 million investment for a new networked systems center of excellence comes as the Defense Department looks to advance its future joint war-fighting concept.
-
A bridge fund can’t solve the Pentagon’s emerging tech problem
The Department of Defense is at great risk of losing its competitive edge due to funding issues.
-
Chaos, cash and COVID-19: How the defense industry survived — and thrived — during the pandemic
A year into the pandemic, Defense News has measured its toll on the defense industry. The full scope of damage is complex and still coming into focus, but a broad outline is becoming clear.
-
DISA director favors outsourcing IT services to contractors
The Defense Information Systems Agency’s new director shared some of his IT priorities in his first public appearance.
-
Cyber Command works to address criticism over how it integrates tools — challenges remain
Cyber Command has created a pair of integration offices aimed at synchronizing systems and capabilities built across the services for cyber warriors.
-
Research, procurement could get squeezed in Biden budget
The Pentagon’s budget is expected to be between $704-$708 billion.
-
A radical plan calls for shifting billions to State from Defense
The current system is “both inefficient and ill-suited for the present foreign policy environment,” argue two experts from the Center for American Progress.
-
Cyber Command task force focuses on emerging threats
Cyber Command confirmed details about the focus of the team that’s part of the Cyber National Mission Force.
-
Pentagon announces nominees for 3 combatant commands
Two women are positioned to take over TRANSCOM and SOUTHCOM, doubling the number of female combatant commanders in DoD history.
-
More work needed to integrate cyber and information ops, former official says
The former leader suggests ways the DoD should shift its thinking to meld cyberspace and the information sphere to keep pace with adversaries.
-
Pentagon has new research center to link networks, communications
The $7.5 million investment for a new networked systems center of excellence comes as the Defense Department looks to advance its future joint war-fighting concept.
-
A bridge fund can’t solve the Pentagon’s emerging tech problem
The Department of Defense is at great risk of losing its competitive edge due to funding issues.
-
Chaos, cash and COVID-19: How the defense industry survived — and thrived — during the pandemic
A year into the pandemic, Defense News has measured its toll on the defense industry. The full scope of damage is complex and still coming into focus, but a broad outline is becoming clear.
-
DISA director favors outsourcing IT services to contractors
The Defense Information Systems Agency’s new director shared some of his IT priorities in his first public appearance.
-
Cyber Command works to address criticism over how it integrates tools — challenges remain
Cyber Command has created a pair of integration offices aimed at synchronizing systems and capabilities built across the services for cyber warriors.
-
Research, procurement could get squeezed in Biden budget
The Pentagon’s budget is expected to be between $704-$708 billion.
-
A radical plan calls for shifting billions to State from Defense
The current system is “both inefficient and ill-suited for the present foreign policy environment,” argue two experts from the Center for American Progress.
-
Cyber Command task force focuses on emerging threats
Cyber Command confirmed details about the focus of the team that’s part of the Cyber National Mission Force.
-
Pentagon announces nominees for 3 combatant commands
Two women are positioned to take over TRANSCOM and SOUTHCOM, doubling the number of female combatant commanders in DoD history.
-
More work needed to integrate cyber and information ops, former official says
The former leader suggests ways the DoD should shift its thinking to meld cyberspace and the information sphere to keep pace with adversaries.
