The Department of War’s Office of Small Business Programs, or OSBP, has unveiled LYNX, a digital platform designed to help businesses enter and compete in defense markets. DOW said Friday the LYNX
MoreThe National Security Agency has published Phase One and Phase Two of its Zero Trust Implementation Guidelines, or ZIGs, to provide organizations with activities needed to advance their cybersecurity journeys. Phase One
MoreThe Federal Communications Commission has adopted new rules requiring greater transparency from licensees and applicants whose operations may be influenced by foreign adversaries to strengthen protections for U.S. communications networks. What Do the
MoreThe Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory has appointed Brian Geesaman, a defense technology leader, as mission area executive for precision strike within APL’s force projection sector. APL said Wednesday Geesaman oversees programs
MoreThe Department of War will merge the Defense Innovation Board and the Defense Science Board to establish a new advisory board to accelerate the development and delivery of capabilities to warfighters and
MoreThe Nuclear Science User Facilities, or NSUF, program within the Department of Energy’s Office of Nuclear Energy is set to activate the Teton supercomputer at Idaho National Laboratory, or INL, a move expected
MoreThe U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has issued details on a new requirement to modernize the electronic health record, or EHR, system used by its Immigration Health Service Corps, or IHSC. Connect with
MoreThe Government Accountability Office has warned that agencies may be vulnerable to foreign adversaries seeking to steal proprietary data. In a new report published Wednesday, the congressional watchdog looked at the implementation
MoreThe Defense Information Systems Agency has launched Olympus, a cloud management platform designed to help Department of War agencies manage and scale cloud environments. Olympus is built for Joint Warfighting Cloud Capability
MoreThe Department of the Air Force has formally adopted the Department of War’s GenAI.mil as the U.S. Air Force and U.S. Space Force’s enterprise generative artificial intelligence platform. The move marks a
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