The Department of Defense announced that the fiscal year 2025 appropriated topline budget for the Military Intelligence Program, or MIP, totaled $27.8 billion. DOD said Monday the figure includes supplemental funding and
The General Services Administration’s Public Buildings Service has achieved approximately $2B in savings using an approach that involves elimination, optimization and automation, Federal News Network reported Monday.
More The General Services Administration has asked industry to provide information on capabilities that could help facilitate the delivery of human-centered design support and customer experience services to the federal government.
More The newly established cybersecurity directorate within the National Security Agency intends to come up with security standards with regard to the Pentagon’s use of emerging technologies for national security and weapons systems, FedScoop
More A reusable space plane that Boeing built for the U.S. Air Force landed Sunday, Oct. 27, at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center landing facility in Florida after spending 780 days in orbit to carry out
More Navy Secretary and a 2019 Wash100 Award recipient Richard Spencer said the service branch has a plan in place to improve efforts to help combat cyber threats and those facing the supply chain, Fifth
More The Department of Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency is updating its vulnerability disclosure policy and will seek public comments from industry and agency partners on the directive upon release, Federal News
More Suzette Kent, federal chief information officer and a 2019 Wash100 Award recipient, outlined the current administration’s information technology security priorities for fiscal year 2020 during her keynote speech at CyberTalks Thursday, FedScoop reported.
More Michael Kratsios, U.S. chief technology officer and a 2019 Wash100 award winner, wrote in a commentary published Wednesday on Fortune that Google’s announcement that it proved the theory of “quantum supremacy” using its
More As the Department of Defense’s spending on classified programs rises, defense contractors have reported increases in revenues related to “restricted” projects as reflected in their regulatory filings and annual reports, Defense One
More The U.S. Army plans to make investments in advanced manufacturing techniques to keep pace with industry and near-peer competitors and build up military readiness, National Defense reported Tuesday.
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