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The Council to Secure the Digital Economy has issued the latest guidelines to eliminate botnets and secure networks against sophisticated threats, MeriTalk reported Thursday.

Capt. Max McCoy, commodore of the U.S. Navy's F-35C squadrons, has said a newly-installed Joint Strike Fighter Wing will be used to support training and manning operations of the service's fighter aircraft

Col. G. Scott McLeod, Army program manager for training devices, said the service branch is mulling plans to use Other Transaction Authority agreements to help it update its fleet of vehicle maintenance

The Department of Homeland Security will deploy a new algorithm built to monitor system vulnerabilities and baseline configuration settings across the federal government to give an agency an overall rating on its

The U.S. Air Force’s innovation hub has streamlined contracting processes that allowed the service to award more than 100 contracts in 40 hours to small businesses.

Researchers from the National Institute of Standards and Technology have carried out an experiment involving ytterbium optical lattice clocks. The study, which was conducted by a team led by Andrew Ludlow, yielded

The Department of Health and Human Services is seeking public comment on a draft strategy to reduce regulations and reporting requirements for clinicians when using health information technology, such as electronic health

The U.S. Navy will commission the future USS Thomas Hudner during a ceremony on Saturday at the Flynn Cruiseport in Boston, Mass., the service branch said Wednesday.

The FBI is looking at the cloud, artificial intelligence and machine learning to help its investigators and analysts speed up review of large volumes of data collected in terrorism investigations, FedScoop reported