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The Army hopes less software leads to better results
The software reduction helps to pave the way for fielding of the Command Post Computing Environment.
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Here’s what the Navy’s new CIO will be doing
Aaron Weis, the Navy’s new chief information officer, provided details regarding what he hopes to bring to the position.
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This is the Navy’s new top cybersecurity official
The Navy has tapped a former senior adviser to the Defense Department’s chief information officer as its new CIO.
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Here’s how the Army is making last-minute network fixes
The Army is conducting in-person tests of new gear, standing up a full network prior to delivering to units.
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How the Army will test its new battlefield network
The Army has developed a test and evaluation strategy for its tactical network, which officials say will help guide what capabilities they buy and then field in 2021.
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A new contract offers on-demand support for cyber missions
The $590 million GSA contract will not only support DoD, but also agencies’ needs across the government.
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Pentagon’s electronic warfare leader heads to industry
WIlliam Conley, the former director of electronic warfare at the Pentagon, has left his position.
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Cyber Command’s first major weapons system needs the cloud
The Air Force plans to spend as much as $95 million on cloud services from several companies to work on one of Cyber Command’s first major weapon systems.
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The Air Force has 15 areas in cyber where it wants help
The Air Force is looking for broad contractor support across a wide range of cyber capabilities and services.
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How the Air Force has reorganized its cyber staff
The Air Force released its cyber flight plan, aimed at guiding the service in the cyber realm for the next decade.
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The Army hopes less software leads to better results
The software reduction helps to pave the way for fielding of the Command Post Computing Environment.
-
Here’s what the Navy’s new CIO will be doing
Aaron Weis, the Navy’s new chief information officer, provided details regarding what he hopes to bring to the position.
-
This is the Navy’s new top cybersecurity official
The Navy has tapped a former senior adviser to the Defense Department’s chief information officer as its new CIO.
-
Here’s how the Army is making last-minute network fixes
The Army is conducting in-person tests of new gear, standing up a full network prior to delivering to units.
-
How the Army will test its new battlefield network
The Army has developed a test and evaluation strategy for its tactical network, which officials say will help guide what capabilities they buy and then field in 2021.
-
A new contract offers on-demand support for cyber missions
The $590 million GSA contract will not only support DoD, but also agencies’ needs across the government.
-
Pentagon’s electronic warfare leader heads to industry
WIlliam Conley, the former director of electronic warfare at the Pentagon, has left his position.
-
Cyber Command’s first major weapons system needs the cloud
The Air Force plans to spend as much as $95 million on cloud services from several companies to work on one of Cyber Command’s first major weapon systems.
-
The Air Force has 15 areas in cyber where it wants help
The Air Force is looking for broad contractor support across a wide range of cyber capabilities and services.
-
How the Air Force has reorganized its cyber staff
The Air Force released its cyber flight plan, aimed at guiding the service in the cyber realm for the next decade.
-
The Army hopes less software leads to better results
The software reduction helps to pave the way for fielding of the Command Post Computing Environment.
-
Here’s what the Navy’s new CIO will be doing
Aaron Weis, the Navy’s new chief information officer, provided details regarding what he hopes to bring to the position.
-
This is the Navy’s new top cybersecurity official
The Navy has tapped a former senior adviser to the Defense Department’s chief information officer as its new CIO.
-
Here’s how the Army is making last-minute network fixes
The Army is conducting in-person tests of new gear, standing up a full network prior to delivering to units.
-
How the Army will test its new battlefield network
The Army has developed a test and evaluation strategy for its tactical network, which officials say will help guide what capabilities they buy and then field in 2021.
-
A new contract offers on-demand support for cyber missions
The $590 million GSA contract will not only support DoD, but also agencies’ needs across the government.
-
Pentagon’s electronic warfare leader heads to industry
WIlliam Conley, the former director of electronic warfare at the Pentagon, has left his position.
-
Cyber Command’s first major weapons system needs the cloud
The Air Force plans to spend as much as $95 million on cloud services from several companies to work on one of Cyber Command’s first major weapon systems.
-
The Air Force has 15 areas in cyber where it wants help
The Air Force is looking for broad contractor support across a wide range of cyber capabilities and services.
-
How the Air Force has reorganized its cyber staff
The Air Force released its cyber flight plan, aimed at guiding the service in the cyber realm for the next decade.
