William Lay will retire from the State Department as deputy chief information officer for information assurance and chief information security officer, Fedscoop reported Friday.
Shaun Waterman writes Lay will leave the department on May 27 and has held the roles since September 2012.
Lay previously served as the CIO/G6 for the U.S. Army’s Installation Management Command before he joined the State Department, according to the report.
The U.S. Army has issued Army Directive 2025-26 to update its policy on supply chain risk management, or SCRM, for weapon systems to strengthen the service’s ability to...
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Defense officials have warned that artificial intelligence models are easier to exploit than previously thought and are not yet qualified for full deployment in the military, the Washington Times...
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Executive Mosaic’s GovCon Index closed last week with a 0.04% uptick to $4,609.49 after a decline earlier in the week. The S&P 500 Index shattered its all-time high with...
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