Mark Nehmer: AI Can Resolve Background Investigation Issues
Mark Nehmer, technical director for the Defense Security Service’s National Background Investigative Services, said that artificial intelligence can significantly help ...
GAO Issues New Priority Recommendations for Defense Department
The Government Accountability Office issued its latest priority recommendations to guide the Department of Defense in its ongoing and future ...
VA To Boost Contracting with Service-Disabled and Veteran-Owned Small Businesses
The Department of Veterans Affairs plans to boost contractual partnerships with veteran-owned and service-disabled, veteran-owned small businesses. The VA said ...
NASA Resumes Work With India After Short Suspension
NASA is resuming cooperation with India’s space agency following a brief suspension due to New Delhi’s March 27 anti-satellite test of ...
Kirstjen Nielsen Resigns as DHS Secretary
Kirstjen Nielsen announced on Sunday that she's stepping down from her post as secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, CBS ...
Microsoft Develops Reality Headset for Army Training, Battlefield Tactics
Microsoft is working on a modified version of its reality-based HoloLens 2 headset designed to support the U.S. Army’s military ...
Missile Defense Agency Taps Jon Hill to Take Leadership Post
Vice Admiral Jon Hill, deputy director of the Missile Defense Agency, will succeed Air Force Lt. General Samuel Greaves as ...
DARPA Unveils Three-Day Annual Electronics Summit
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency will hold an annual event intending to grow the creation of a secure, specialized ...
F-35 Expected to Receive 80% Mission Capability Rate by 2020
The Department of Defense’s entire fleet of F-35 Lightning II fighter aircraft is on track to receive an 80 percent mission ...
NSA’s Jon Darby Warns of Cyber Vulnerabilities Linked to Chinese 5G
Jon Darby, director of operations at the National Security Agency, said China’s potential use of 5G technology for cyber warfare ...