James Mattis: US Prefers Diplomatic, Economic Tools to Stop North Korea Threat
James Mattis Defense Secretary James Mattis has said the U.S. military supports the White House's stance on potential methods to ...
Govt, Industry Participants Train for Infrastructure Defense at Cyber Guard Exercise
The FBI, Cyber Command and Department of Homeland Security have co-hosted a week long exercise wherein participants from academia, industry, ...
Army Describes Counter-WMD Mission in New Doctrine
The U.S. Army has released a new doctrinal publication that describes how the service branch plans to eliminate weapons of ...
NASA Mulls Second Extended Mission for Orbital ATK-Built Dawn Spacecraft
NASA will decide in the next two months on a second extended mission for the Orbital ATK-built Dawn spacecraft, which is ...
US, South Korea Fire Missiles in Response to North Korea’s ICBM Test
South Korea and the U.S. fired missiles Tuesday into the former’s territorial waters as part of a military exercise after ...
Inspector General: DHS Must Update Financial Mgmt Systems, IT Security Programs
The Department of Homeland Security's inspector general has said DHS' chief information officer and acting chief financial officer must work together ...
SBA Releases New Historically Under-Utilized Business Zones Map to Encourage Small Biz Participation
The Small Business Administration has unveiled a new map of historically under-utilized business zones as part of an effort to modernize the ...
Joe Stuntz: OMB to Issue New Consolidated ID Mgmt Policy
The Office of Management Budget will create a new policy on identity management by building on the National Institute of ...
UN Survey: Nearly 100 Countries Lack National Cyber Strategy
The United Nations' International Telecommunication Union has found that 50 percent of 195 countries surveyed have not implemented a national ...
Soldiers, Vendors Participate in Army Cyber Quest Drill
The U.S. Army has conducted a month-long cybersecurity exercise that aimed to test soldiers' ability to detect unusual network activities ...