The U.S. Army has christened the first production model of its M10 Booker combat vehicle, manufactured by General Dynamics’ land systems division, during a ceremony held at Aberdeen Proving Ground. Over the
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Nine performers have been awarded $26.6 million in total by the Manufacturing Technology office within the Office of the Secretary of Defense for the Joint Acceleration of Hypersonic Vehicle Aerostructure Alternatives program,
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Anne Marie Schumann, a cybersecurity professional, took oath Monday as the Department of the Navy’s principal cyber adviser. In this capacity, she will advise the secretary of the Navy, chief of naval
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Alpha Omega reflected on its work with the U.S. Department of Agriculture in a Sunday blog post acknowledging Earth Day. The company highlighted its partnership with the Forest Service, which began in 2019.
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GovCon Index recovered from a streak of losses last week, growing by 0.13% overall and averaging at $4,786.97. GovCon Index is an aggregate index that tracks real-time data from 30 major government
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According to Federal Emergency Management Agency Chief Information Officer Charles Armstrong, agency applications that are not yet ready for cloud migration will first have to undergo re-platforming — the process of upgrading
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The Missile Warning Mission Area Team within the Space Operations Command’s Space Operations Center has taken over control of the Space-Based Infrared System Baseline Release, or SBR 23-1, from Space Systems Command.
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The Government Accountability Office has recommended that the federal government complete the implementation of the leadership and oversight requirements outlined in a 2021 executive order on protecting federal information technology systems from
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The Department of Defense’s Cyber Crime Center, also known as DC3, and the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency have partnered to create a program that seeks to bring vulnerability disclosure capabilities to
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has tapped Boulder Environmental Sciences and Technology to study the corruption of radio frequency bands used by Earth-observing satellites for passive sensing. NOAA’s National Environmental Satellite,
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