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Official US Army app had Russian code, may have harvested user data
At least 1,000 people downloaded the app, which delivered updates for troops at the National Training Center.
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General Dynamics, Amazon, Cisco form coalition to spur 5G adoption
The fifth generation of wireless technologies promises exponentially faster speeds as well as the capacity to accommodate more and more-advanced devices.
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Q&A with Mart Noorma, the new director of NATO’s cyber brain trust
“In cyberspace, especially,” Noorma says, “there are all kinds of new, incoming threats, and we have to be prepared.”
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US Air Force seeks industry input on Cloud One successor contract
The teasing of Cloud One Next, or C1N, comes as the Defense Department readies a $9 billion deal known as the Joint Warfighting Cloud Capability.
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Pentagon to unveil zero-trust cyber strategy
Zero trust is often likened to “never trust, always verify.” Or, as Pentagon CIO John Sherman put it: “You truly trust no one or no thing.”
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Pentagon closing in on $9B cloud contract award after scuttling JEDI
JWCC work is meant to connect the military’s most remote edge with its farthest headquarters, all while bridging classifications and other sensitivities.
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Advance work in Ukraine blunted Russian cyber advantage, US says
The Pentagon sought $11.2 billion for cyber in fiscal 2023. That’s $800 million, or nearly 8%, over the Biden administration’s previous ask.
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Lumen starts on $1.5B Indo-Pacific network contract after protest ends
The Indo-Pacific Transport Services award was protested by Verizon in August. The protest was withdrawn in early September, records show.
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L3Harris CEO says Viasat Link 16 assets are JADC2 ‘accelerant’
The nearly $2 billion deal between L3Harris Technologies and Viasat was announced in early October. It is expected to close in the first half of 2023.
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US sending satellite antennas to Ukraine after Musk’s Starlink U-turn
Elon Musk at one point announced that SpaceX could no longer afford to provide Starlink service to Ukraine, but later reversed course.
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Official US Army app had Russian code, may have harvested user data
At least 1,000 people downloaded the app, which delivered updates for troops at the National Training Center.
-
General Dynamics, Amazon, Cisco form coalition to spur 5G adoption
The fifth generation of wireless technologies promises exponentially faster speeds as well as the capacity to accommodate more and more-advanced devices.
-
Q&A with Mart Noorma, the new director of NATO’s cyber brain trust
“In cyberspace, especially,” Noorma says, “there are all kinds of new, incoming threats, and we have to be prepared.”
-
US Air Force seeks industry input on Cloud One successor contract
The teasing of Cloud One Next, or C1N, comes as the Defense Department readies a $9 billion deal known as the Joint Warfighting Cloud Capability.
-
Pentagon to unveil zero-trust cyber strategy
Zero trust is often likened to “never trust, always verify.” Or, as Pentagon CIO John Sherman put it: “You truly trust no one or no thing.”
-
Pentagon closing in on $9B cloud contract award after scuttling JEDI
JWCC work is meant to connect the military’s most remote edge with its farthest headquarters, all while bridging classifications and other sensitivities.
-
Advance work in Ukraine blunted Russian cyber advantage, US says
The Pentagon sought $11.2 billion for cyber in fiscal 2023. That’s $800 million, or nearly 8%, over the Biden administration’s previous ask.
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Lumen starts on $1.5B Indo-Pacific network contract after protest ends
The Indo-Pacific Transport Services award was protested by Verizon in August. The protest was withdrawn in early September, records show.
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L3Harris CEO says Viasat Link 16 assets are JADC2 ‘accelerant’
The nearly $2 billion deal between L3Harris Technologies and Viasat was announced in early October. It is expected to close in the first half of 2023.
-
US sending satellite antennas to Ukraine after Musk’s Starlink U-turn
Elon Musk at one point announced that SpaceX could no longer afford to provide Starlink service to Ukraine, but later reversed course.
-
Official US Army app had Russian code, may have harvested user data
At least 1,000 people downloaded the app, which delivered updates for troops at the National Training Center.
-
General Dynamics, Amazon, Cisco form coalition to spur 5G adoption
The fifth generation of wireless technologies promises exponentially faster speeds as well as the capacity to accommodate more and more-advanced devices.
-
Q&A with Mart Noorma, the new director of NATO’s cyber brain trust
“In cyberspace, especially,” Noorma says, “there are all kinds of new, incoming threats, and we have to be prepared.”
-
US Air Force seeks industry input on Cloud One successor contract
The teasing of Cloud One Next, or C1N, comes as the Defense Department readies a $9 billion deal known as the Joint Warfighting Cloud Capability.
-
Pentagon to unveil zero-trust cyber strategy
Zero trust is often likened to “never trust, always verify.” Or, as Pentagon CIO John Sherman put it: “You truly trust no one or no thing.”
-
Pentagon closing in on $9B cloud contract award after scuttling JEDI
JWCC work is meant to connect the military’s most remote edge with its farthest headquarters, all while bridging classifications and other sensitivities.
-
Advance work in Ukraine blunted Russian cyber advantage, US says
The Pentagon sought $11.2 billion for cyber in fiscal 2023. That’s $800 million, or nearly 8%, over the Biden administration’s previous ask.
-
Lumen starts on $1.5B Indo-Pacific network contract after protest ends
The Indo-Pacific Transport Services award was protested by Verizon in August. The protest was withdrawn in early September, records show.
-
L3Harris CEO says Viasat Link 16 assets are JADC2 ‘accelerant’
The nearly $2 billion deal between L3Harris Technologies and Viasat was announced in early October. It is expected to close in the first half of 2023.
-
US sending satellite antennas to Ukraine after Musk’s Starlink U-turn
Elon Musk at one point announced that SpaceX could no longer afford to provide Starlink service to Ukraine, but later reversed course.
