USSOCOM Seeks Mobile App for Biometrics Operations
The Special Operations Command is planning to deploy a mobile application capable of performing biometric activities on the field, National ...
Avaya Wins 2019 Unified Communications Product of the Year Award
Avaya Holdings announced on Monday that the company has been named the winner of the 2019 Unified Communications Product of ...
US Space Command to House Two Commands at Colorado, California
The U.S. Space Command is set to locate its two major command units at U.S. Air Force bases in Colorado ...
FDA Issues Warning on Potential Insulin Pump Hack
The Food and Drug Administration warned that insulin pumps manufactured by Medtronic in 2012 may bring potential cybersecurity and health ...
Agencies Leveraging Data-Centric Approach to Address Issues
Christina Yancey, chief evaluation officer for the Department of Labor, said that interagency efforts to leverage data for policymaking may ...
DoD’s Laser Device Could Help ID People Through Cardiac Signature
An infrared laser device developed for the Department of Defense could help authorities identify individuals from a distance through their ...
DARPA Seeks to Develop Genetics-Based Med Tech
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has launched a four-year effort to develop new genetics-based applications addressing two public health issues. DARPA ...
USDA Reports Fiscal 2018 Tech Transfer Achievements
The Department of Agriculture has released this year's report on its technology transfer efforts to address various issues affecting farmers, ...
USAF Leads Program to Sustain Older Aircraft
The U.S. Air Force has engaged in a public-private partnership to address the supply needs for sustaining older aircraft. Air ...
David Goldfein: Air Force Seeking Commercial Space Tech for Nuclear Triad Operations
U.S. Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David Goldfein said at a Mitchell Institute for Aerospace Studies event in Washington, D.C. ...