The Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) has established a new office aimed at providing warfighters with hosting and compute capabilities through the modern data center and cloud services, FCW reported Sunday. The
MoreExecutives from the military and the defense industry met virtually on March 17 and 18 to discuss how digital transformation bolsters national security. The New Horizons 2021 event's first week covered presentations
MoreThe Joint Force Headquarters for the Department of Defense Information Networks (Joint Force HQ-DoDIN) has established four primary components of a framework to guide how personnel would access information. These four pillars
MoreEverWatch announced on Monday that Greg Dixon, retired Lieutenant Commander of the U.S. Navy, has joined the company’s management team as the president of EverWatch’s Computer Network Operations (CNO).
MoreShane Barney, chief information security officer at the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, said automation has allowed USCIS’ security operations center to free up incident analysts to focus on response roles, FedScoop
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Analysts from the U.S. Air Force see to it that bad data must undergo evaluation with senior leadership before fixing, Fedscoop reported Wednesday. Frank Konieczny, USAF chief technology officer, said the service
MoreErnest Hibbs, chief engineer of the Defense Information Systems Agency’s infrastructure directorate, spoke about the country's systems engineering gaps during an event in Baltimore. Md. He discussed a number of cyber engineering
MoreCol. Greg Griffin, chief of defensive cyber operations at the Defense Information System Agency, said the agency's interactions has to be synchronized to address immediate concerns. Griffin explained during AFCEA's TechNet Cyber
MoreRobert Work, former deputy secretary at the Department of Defense, said DoD is “absolutely unapologetic” about efforts to advance the development of artificial intelligence-based weapons, Nextgov reported Wednesday. “If we’re going to
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The Defense Information Systems Agency is encouraging mission partners to pursue “app rationalization” by rebuilding or customizing applications to leverage the benefits of operating in the cloud, Federal News Network reported Friday. John Hale,
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