David Medine has tendered his resignation as chairman of the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board at the White House, FCW reported Tuesday.Aisha Chowdhry writes Medine will depart the board on July 1 to join a development organization focused on data privacy and consumer protection for financial customers abroad.
Medine’s term as chairman of an organization that monitors U.S. intelligence agencies was scheduled to end in January 2018, according to the report.
John Sherman, chief information officer of the Intelligence Community, has said he plans to hold in two weeks a meeting of CIOs from Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the...
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The Department of Defense has introduced CHAPPIE, a quadrupedal unmanned ground vehicle, or QUGV, being developed for chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear—a.k.a. CBRN—field operations.The U.S. Space Force said...
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Bill Monet, president and CEO of Akima, was recently presented with his 2023 Wash100 Award during a meeting with Executive Mosaic CEO and Wash100 creator Jim Garrettson. Now in its 10th...
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A new cybersecurity guidance from the National Security Agency is calling on network defenders of the Department of Defense, Defense Industrial Base and National Security System to implement...
Read moreDetailsGen. John Hyten, vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and two-time Wash100 Award recipient, said that joint-service capabilities and industry partnerships will help drive the Department...
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