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Under a new policy, Defense employees and contractors are restricted from bringing their personal mobile devices into secure areas designated for processing, handling and discussion of classified information. Read More
The common access card is on its way out, and its prototype replacements could be in some users' hands by this summer. Read More
As members of the House Armed Services Committee debated late into the night marking up the defense bill, the chairman pushed back on attempts to undo plans to examine combining or eliminating Pentagon back office functions. Read More
The move is the latest salvo in the government's ongoing conflict with telecom companies Huawei and ZTE over concerns their devices could be used to facilitate Chinese government spying Read More
The less time cybersecurity team members spend time talking about a responding to an attack, the better the outcome is likely to be, Army researchers found. Read More
As defense agencies increasingly deploy constellations of low-earth orbit satellites, they want input into how to bake in security. Read More
After a key subcommittee markup, the 2019 National Defense Authorization Act is now headed for the full House Armed Services Committee. Read More
The Air Force picks five small businesses to carry out agile research-and-development work in cybersecurity. Read More
The Pentagon is looking to enhance its cyber posture review to sync with the White House cybersecurity strategy, which could land in August, a top DOD official told Congress. Read More
CyberWar: 2025 increases players' knowledge and experience of the planning, preparation, execution and assessment of joint cyberspace operations. Read More
Marine Corps Commandant Gen. Robert B. Neller said long-term stability is key: "Once you’re, in you’re in." Read More
Raytheon may be better known for radar systems and weapons platforms, but FCW's 2018 Industry Eagle Award winner has quietly transformed government's IT security landscape. Read More
Learn more about the women and men being honored for their outstanding contributions to federal IT. Read More
Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-Mo.) said $37,000 may be sufficient for Hill staffers answering the phone, but is much too low for military cyber specialists. Read More
Lawmakers on the Senate Armed Services Committee continue to press the administration for a cyber warfare doctrine and action on Russian election interference. Read More
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