The Defense Digital Service sees the aviation “village” at the DEF CON security conference in Las Vegas as an opportunity to recruit and hire cybersecurity professionals, Fedscoop reported Friday. “In this room
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The Department of Commerce continues to assess U.S. firms' requests to sell certain products to Huawei Technologies, Reuters reported Saturday.
More The Congressional Budget Office released a report stating that the Department of Defense’s projected $718B spending from 2020 to 2024 would increase to $776B or 13 percent by 2034. CBO assessed DoD’s
More Maj. Gen. Robert Skinner is slated to leave his commander posts at the 24th U.S. Air Force and Air Forces Cyber units, Fifth Domain reported Saturday. Skinner will head to Hawaii to
More On August 14th, Potomac Officers Club will host the Security Vetting Process Modernization Update at the 2941 Restaurant in Falls Church, Va. Monte Hawkins of the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP)
More On August 14th, Potomac Officers Club will host the Security Vetting Process Modernization Update at the 2941 Restaurant in Falls Church, Va. Monte Hawkins of the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP)
More The National Security Agency plans to update its open source malware dissection tool with new time-saving and accuracy boost features, Cyberscoop reported Thursday. The platform, named Ghidra, will feature new processor modules,
More The Combined Integrated Air and Missile Defense and Anti-Submarine Warfare Trainer, also known as CIAT, hosted an open day at its new naval station to showcase its ship operations training technology, which was
More The National Institute of Standards and Technology has provided $6.6M in grant funds to 11 universities and organizations to conduct research that will provide greater insight into the effects of natural disasters
More The U.S. Marshals Service is implementing Agile and DevOps methodologies to address its system modernization objectives, Federal News Network reported Thursday. Karl Mathias, chief information officer of USMS, told the publication that the
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