Government Technology

The Defense Advanced Projects Agency has launched an effort to address issues in patching legacy software for mission-critical systems. DARPA said Monday its new Assured Micropatching program seeks to develop technologies that accelerate...

The Department of Defense has conducted a bug bounty program with ethical hackers in an effort to identify vulnerabilities in the DoD Information Network, Fifth Domain reported Monday.

Lockheed Martin and Raytheon are slated to test their precision strike missile offerings in support of the U.S. Army's Long Range Precision Fires initiative, DefenseNews reported Monday.

The U.S. Army is working to achieve its goal of establishing global multidomain operations by 2035 as part of its modernization strategy unveiled in 2016, Defense News reported Monday.

Army officials said equipping the Extended Range Cannon Artillery system with an autoloader presents a challenge to the service branch, National Defense reported Monday.

The Office of Personnel Management is using an in-house app to track federal employee performance and is working to grow the digital tool's adoption next year, Nextgov reported Friday.

The U.S. Air Force has added new features to a platform that airmen use to receive and share mission readiness data. The Visible, Accessible, Understandable, Linked and Trusted Data or VAULT platform...

The Naval Research Laboratory has deployed a thermospheric imaging tool designed to transmit space weather information from NASA's Ionospheric Connection Explorer satellite.

Joseph Klimavicz, chief information officer and deputy assistant attorney general of the Department of Justice, has said that the department is working on various modernization efforts in line with the Enterprise...

Ken Bowersox, acting associate administrator for NASA’s human exploration and operations division, has said that the agency is working on a “very aggressive” schedule for the Space Launch System, Space News...