The Federal Communications Commission has appointed Farhan Khan, a technology leader and former Food and Drug Administration official, as chief information officer. As Khan steps into the FCC’s top IT role, federal
Will Roper, director of the Defense Departmentâs strategic capabilities office, has said SCO works to identify existing military systems that can be redeveloped to perform new functions through the use of three
MoreThe U.S. Army held an industry day Thursday at the Defense Innovation Unit Experimental facility in Silicon Valley as part of a challenge that aims to evaluate and buy prototypes of cyber
MoreLt. Gen. Robert Ferrell, the Army‘s chief information officer, has released a document that aims to provide the service branch a strategic guide on how it will update its enterprise networks between 2025
MoreAustralia and Japan have started efforts to build up their amphibious forces in support of their deterrence strategies amid Chinaâs aggression in the South China Sea, Breaking Defense reported Friday. Sydney J. Freedberg Jr.
MoreThe Federal Aviation Administration has expanded the use of an online registration system to owners of small unmanned aerial systems that use UAS for public, commercial and other operations other than as model aircraft.
MoreU.S. Navy Rear Adm. Sean Filipowski, senior military adviser for cyber and defense undersecretary for policy, has been appointed deputy director of the signal intelligence directorate at the National Security Agency.
MoreVice Adm. Raquel Bono, director of the Defense Health Agency, has described some of her concerns on the militaryâs upcoming transition to a new electronic health record system an interview with Politico published Monday. â[One] of the
MoreA U.S. Air Force official has said the service branch has started to subject its F-35 fighter jets to combat mission tests against Russian- and Chinese-made aerial defense platforms through the use
MorePresident Barack Obama has released a notice to extend for another year the national emergency he declared in April 2015 through an executive order to address the rising incidents of cyber attacks
MoreThe Department of Homeland Security has said it has received 321 reports of ransomware-related incidents from 29 federal agencies, The Hill newspaper reported Wednesday. Cory Bennett writes DHS noted that there were no
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