OPM Seeks to Streamline Info on Data Breaches Through Website Update; Beth Cobert Comments
Beth Cobert The Office of Personnel Management has updated its website in an effort to streamline information on the two ...
NOAA DSCOVR Space Weather Satellite to Launch in July
The U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration will launch its Deep Space Climate Observatory space weather satellite on July 27 ...
GSA Works with Baltimore City to Sell Metro West Complex, Encourage Economic Growth
The U.S. General Services Administration and the Baltimore City community have sold the 1.1 million-square-foot Metro West Complex facility located in ...
Jack Wilmer: DISA Needs Security Tools to Defend DoD Apps in Commercial Cloud
Jack Wilmer, a Defense Information Systems Agency official, has said DISA needs to field tools designed to defend Defense Department applications from ...
Defense News: AF Considers UTC’s ACES 5 For F-35 Ejection Seat Replacement
The U.S. Air Force is considering whether to adopt United Technologies' ACES 5 ejection seat for the F-35 fighter jet as a replacement for ...
Deborah Lee James: Conflicts on Earth Could Extend to Space
Deborah Lee James Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James has said conflicts on Earth can reach space in the future and ...
White House Eyes Software Product Security Ratings System
The White House is considering endorsing a cybersecurity ratings model developed by Peter Zatko's Cyber Independent Testing Lab in an effort ...
GSA Purchases Frederick County, VA Site for FBI Central Records Complex
The U.S. General Services Administration has purchased 59 acres of land in Winchester and Frederick County, Virginia for $4.75 million to house the FBI's ...
Army Times: Army Launches Final Deployment of Kiowa Warriors, Apache to Replace Helicopter Units
The U.S. Army has completed the final deployment of older Kiowa Warriors that will be replaced by the AH-64D Apaches, Army Times reported ...
Global Defense Leaders to Address North Korean Ballistic Missile Launches
Defense officials from U.S., Japan and South Korea have held a discussion via videoconference regarding recent North Korean missile launches believed to ...