Defense Systems

  • Connected Warrior
  • AI & Analytics
  • Cloud
  • Cyber
  • IT Infrastructure
  • Unmanned Systems
  • Resources
  • Newsletter
  • Events
    • Advertise

    DS Twitter DS Linkedin DS RSS

    Advanced Search

    • Workforce
      Maxwell AFB; Ala. - Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Charles Q. Brown; Jr.; speaks with senior leadership and Air University faculty on his vision for AU; Aug. 26; 2020. (US Air Force photograph by Melanie Rodgers Cox/Released)

      Air Force chief looks to combat extremism in military ranks.

      To create a better environment for all service members, Gen. Charles Q. Brown Jr., the Air Force's chief of staff said leadership will have to lay out "what our expectations are for those who are to be a part of our force."

    • Cyber
      eye behind data (Titima Ongkantong/Shutterstock.com)

      CMMC countdown is on but are there enough assessors to do the job?

      Katie Arrington, DOD's CISO for acquisition, said having enough assessors to do in-person audits of defense contractors is her biggest concern. 11/24/2020 Read More

    • Cloud
      cloud for the intelligence community

      CIA awards massive cloud contract

      The CIA confirmed the award of its Commercial Cloud Enterprise (C2E) contract to roll out new cloud hosting capabilities for the 17 intelligence agencies. 11/24/2020 Read More

    • Cyber
      Washington DC with IoT background

      Long-awaited IoT security bill heads to president’s desk

      While the legislation targets agency use of internet-of-things devices, it will likely push the broader IoT market toward greater cybersecurity. 11/24/2020 Read More

    • Cyber
      military supply chain

      Watchdog says Pentagon's effort to 'harmonize' cyber is lacking

      A new Government Accountability Office report says the Pentagon's architecture to unify its cyber efforts lacks governance structure and goals. 11/24/2020 Read More

    • Unmanned Systems
      Ghost Robotics UGV (Air Force photo by Airman 1 st Class Tiffany Price)

      Robotic dogs patrol Tyndall AFB

      The unmanned ground vehicles, which resemble headless robot dogs, use on-board computers, cameras and other detection devices as they patrol a set path scouting for threats. 11/24/2020 Read More

    • COMMENTARY
      Shutterstock ID: 777532213 By Billion Photos

      How emerging tech can help the Navy achieve its information superiority vision

      The department must identify and prioritize areas of critical importance and carve out resources to focus on evaluating new technology and developing software solutions to move the mission forward. 11/23/2020 Read More

    • IT Infrastructure
      Pentagon photo by Air Force Tech. Sgt. Ned T. Johnston

      Making software more than an 'IT thing'

      Software modernization has a branding problem, and it's going to take more than the colloquial culture shift to speed up the Defense Department's adoption of modern tech capabilities, according to Deputy CIO Peter Ranks. 11/18/2020 Read More

    • Oversight
      shutterstock image By enzozo; photo ID: 319763930

      DOD fails third audit, but sees progress with cost-savings

      The Defense Department boasts cost savings as it chases a clean audit. But using the $1 billion audit to find savings could be short-sighted. 11/18/2020 Read More

    • AI & Analytics
      daycare center ( PhotoMavenStock/Shutterstock.com)

      Army to evaluate facial recognition in day care centers

      Through a demonstration of the technology, the Army expects to learn whether facial recognition technologies can improve family quality of life, reduce base costs and enhance mission readiness. 11/18/2020 Read More

    • Cloud
      cloud applications (chanpipat/Shutterstock.com)

      GSA explains lowered DEOS price tag

      GSA worked with the Defense Department and vendors to push more efficiencies into the DEOS cloud contract, ultimately resulting in a lowered ceiling, said the contract's manager. 11/18/2020 Read More

    • Cyber
      cybersecurity (vs148/Shutterstock.com)

      House lawmaker stumps for 5-year term for CISA's director

      Rep. Lauren Underwood (D-Ill.) says House lawmakers will continue to push to enshrine in law 5-year terms for CISA directors, despite resistance in the Senate. 11/18/2020 Read More

    • AI & Analytics
      geoint analyst (NGA)

      Keeping classified geospatial analysis on track during COVID

      To continue developing artificial intelligence and machine learning applications to process geospatial data, the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency found innovative ways to fill workflow gaps created by the pandemic. 11/18/2020 Read More

    • « previous
    • 2
    • 3
    • 4
    • 5
    • 6
    • 7
    • 8
    • 9
    • 10
    • 11
    • 12
    • next »
    • Most Popular Articles
    • Most Emailed Articles

    Trump issues last-minute order targeting foreign cyber threats

    FireEye not ready to name Russians as SolarWinds attackers

    Rob Joyce to lead NSA cyber office

    CISA details attacks on cloud services

    NGA eyes expanding homeland security info with business data

    Defense Systems Update
    Sign up for our newsletter.
    Email Address*Country*Select primary job function*Select military branch/agency/business type*
    I agree to this site's Privacy Policy
    Please type the letters/numbers you see above.
    • Free Newsletters
    • Whitepapers
    • About Us
    • Print Archive
    • Reprints
    • Events
    • Site Map
    • Contact
    • Privacy Policy
    • Terms of Use
    • List Rental


    8251 Greensboro Drive, Suite 510, McLean, VA 22102 703-876-5100
    View our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service | CA: Do Not Sell My Personal Info
    © 1105 Media, Inc. All Rights Reserved