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Essye Miller, DOD's outgoing principal deputy CIO, talks about COVID, the state of the tech workforce and the hard conversations DOD has to have to prepare personnel for the future. Read More
COVID-19 and telework exposed the Air Force's lack of mobile capabilities. BESPIN is trying to change that, that one app at a time. Read More
The Defense Department’s IT support agency awarded Booz Allen Hamilton the new contract for classified mobile enterprise services for more than 4,000 users. Read More
Russian hackers have been taking advantage of a vulnerability in a commonly used email delivery software that gives hackers the ability to turn off network security, add privileged users and enable remote connections and subsequent penetrations, the National Security Agency says. Read More
The National Security Agency is working to protect its own critical activities, safeguard medical research and get the economy moving. Read More
The Maryland National Guard is doing its part to help hospitals and local government detect and deflect malicious online activity during the pandemic. Read More
An export rules change will limit the Chinese telecommunications company's ability to use U.S. gear and software to make semiconductors abroad. Read More
Jason Howe, the Air Force's chief technology officer and chief cloud architect for manpower, personnel, and services, said the pandemic has exposed DOD's need for better mobile security. Read More
A consolidation of the cyber offices at the Office of the Director of National Intelligence is just one piece of a sweeping re-org announced by the spy agency late Friday that includes the elimination of one of four directorates. Read More
Social distancing requirements have delayed the public hearing needed for a rule change to enforce new cybersecurity standards for contractors. Read More
Even with the coronavirus outbreak dominating policymakers' attention, Rep. Mike Gallagher (R-Wis.) said he was "pretty optimistic" that as much as 30% of the recommendations can be included in the upcoming defense authorization bill. Read More
Navy CIO Aaron Weis wants to rebuild the service's network architecture to look and function more like industry, but acquisition culture and structure slow progress. Read More
The Marine Corps is willing to swap out tanks and cannons for a better, more agile, cloud based network available in the most remote environments. Read More
The intelligence community’s CIO, John Sherman, will step in to the post of Defense Department’s principal deputy CIO in June. Read More
The first audits for the Defense Department's unified cybersecurity standard for vendors may be delayed up to a month. Read More
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