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The military's need for quick technological development is hamstrung by politics, acquisition, and culture. FCW talks with former Senate staff director Christian Brose about his new book on the future of warfare.
John Whitley, the nominee to lead the critical Cost Assessment and Program Evaluation office talked with the Senate Armed Services Committee about the future of the chief management officer position. 08/05/2020 Read More
The spy agency is advising users of Defense Department and National Security Systems to take steps to mask their location data on mobile devices and computers. 08/05/2020 Read More
Negotiations between the House and Senate on a $740 billion defense authorization bill will determine which recommendations from the Cyberspace Solarium Commission make it into law. 08/05/2020 Read More
Defense Department CIO Dana Deasy said that "barring any last minute unforeseen additional issues that are raised," the Pentagon expects to announce its "intentions to award" by the end of August. 08/05/2020 Read More
Following the disclosure of a widespread vulnerability that could affect potentially billions of Linux and Windows-based devices, the National Security Agency issued a cybersecurity advisory highlighting the bug and offering steps for mitigation. 08/05/2020 Read More
Marine Corps Air Station Miramar will test the technology for energy communications, connected vehicles, drones and perimeter security. 08/05/2020 Read More
Peter Ranks, the Defense Department's deputy chief information officer for information enterprise, said continued leadership on flexible telework policies were needed to create a "new normal." 07/29/2020 Read More
The Senate passed its version of the 2021 National Defense Authorization Act and the bill now heads to conference. 07/29/2020 Read More
The Pentagon’s lead cybersecurity expert, Jack Wilmer, is leaving his post for an industry role at the end of July. 07/29/2020 Read More
The Defense Department outlines how it will implement the upcoming government ban on doing business with companies that use certain Chinese telecommunications equipment. 07/29/2020 Read More
Title 38 employees, such as workers at the Transportation Security Administration, Department of Veterans Affairs, and Federal Aviation Administration were not included in the bill that established the benefit. 07/29/2020 Read More
Waivers for a looming federal rule prohibiting agencies from signing new contracts with companies that use a list of Chinese-made communications gear are only a temporary fix, says one expert. 07/29/2020 Read More
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