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DoD still doesn’t have cyber deterrence, redline policies, but says they’re working on it
Members of the Senate Armed Services Committee chastised the Defense Department’s witness given that after several years of working the problem, the answer to how the department may respond to actors or incidents is essentially: it depends.
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Senate zeros out funding for Army’s battlefield network
The Senate Armed Services Committee, in its fiscal year 2018 policy bill, has zeroed out funding for the Army’s battlefield network. But the House Armed Services is taking the opposite tack, approving an amendment in its FY18 policy bill that asks the Army to consider speeding up the fielding of Warfighter Information Network-Tactical Increment 2.
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DoD IT budget request up 5 percent
While the fiscal 2018 request is an overall 5.3 percent increase from last year, funding levels in the 2018-2022 future-year defense plan remain “relatively” consistent.
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Congress divided on Army’s battlefield comms future
Members of Congress appear divided over the performance of the Army’s key battlefield communications capability — the Warfighter Information Network-Tactical — and whether to accelerate or do away with the program.
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New DoD budget to rebuild readiness, advance tech
The Pentagon’s 2018 budget signals emphasis on overhauling the U.S. military and positioning for a new era of warfare.
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Trump FY18 request offers plus-up for technology programs
The Strategic Capabilities Office and DIUx look like winners in the budget.
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Turkish Policy Changes May Mean Bigger Defense Business
Turkey has not taken any “official or unofficial” steps to normalize its ties with Egypt, even as it works to improve ties with Israel and Russia.
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Enterprise IT, advanced tech top intel budget goals
Enterprise IT, information sharing — sound familiar? The intelligence community wants to buy more, too.
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Pentagon budget targets futuristic capabilities
Science and technology takes a hit even as cyber investment grows by nearly $1 billion.
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Cyber training a key point in 2017 DoD budget
At least three joint training programs will target troops’ cyber acumen.
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DoD still doesn’t have cyber deterrence, redline policies, but says they’re working on it
Members of the Senate Armed Services Committee chastised the Defense Department’s witness given that after several years of working the problem, the answer to how the department may respond to actors or incidents is essentially: it depends.
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Senate zeros out funding for Army’s battlefield network
The Senate Armed Services Committee, in its fiscal year 2018 policy bill, has zeroed out funding for the Army’s battlefield network. But the House Armed Services is taking the opposite tack, approving an amendment in its FY18 policy bill that asks the Army to consider speeding up the fielding of Warfighter Information Network-Tactical Increment 2.
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DoD IT budget request up 5 percent
While the fiscal 2018 request is an overall 5.3 percent increase from last year, funding levels in the 2018-2022 future-year defense plan remain “relatively” consistent.
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Congress divided on Army’s battlefield comms future
Members of Congress appear divided over the performance of the Army’s key battlefield communications capability — the Warfighter Information Network-Tactical — and whether to accelerate or do away with the program.
-
New DoD budget to rebuild readiness, advance tech
The Pentagon’s 2018 budget signals emphasis on overhauling the U.S. military and positioning for a new era of warfare.
-
Trump FY18 request offers plus-up for technology programs
The Strategic Capabilities Office and DIUx look like winners in the budget.
-
Turkish Policy Changes May Mean Bigger Defense Business
Turkey has not taken any “official or unofficial” steps to normalize its ties with Egypt, even as it works to improve ties with Israel and Russia.
-
Enterprise IT, advanced tech top intel budget goals
Enterprise IT, information sharing — sound familiar? The intelligence community wants to buy more, too.
-
Pentagon budget targets futuristic capabilities
Science and technology takes a hit even as cyber investment grows by nearly $1 billion.
-
Cyber training a key point in 2017 DoD budget
At least three joint training programs will target troops’ cyber acumen.
-
DoD still doesn’t have cyber deterrence, redline policies, but says they’re working on it
Members of the Senate Armed Services Committee chastised the Defense Department’s witness given that after several years of working the problem, the answer to how the department may respond to actors or incidents is essentially: it depends.
-
Senate zeros out funding for Army’s battlefield network
The Senate Armed Services Committee, in its fiscal year 2018 policy bill, has zeroed out funding for the Army’s battlefield network. But the House Armed Services is taking the opposite tack, approving an amendment in its FY18 policy bill that asks the Army to consider speeding up the fielding of Warfighter Information Network-Tactical Increment 2.
-
DoD IT budget request up 5 percent
While the fiscal 2018 request is an overall 5.3 percent increase from last year, funding levels in the 2018-2022 future-year defense plan remain “relatively” consistent.
-
Congress divided on Army’s battlefield comms future
Members of Congress appear divided over the performance of the Army’s key battlefield communications capability — the Warfighter Information Network-Tactical — and whether to accelerate or do away with the program.
-
New DoD budget to rebuild readiness, advance tech
The Pentagon’s 2018 budget signals emphasis on overhauling the U.S. military and positioning for a new era of warfare.
-
Trump FY18 request offers plus-up for technology programs
The Strategic Capabilities Office and DIUx look like winners in the budget.
-
Turkish Policy Changes May Mean Bigger Defense Business
Turkey has not taken any “official or unofficial” steps to normalize its ties with Egypt, even as it works to improve ties with Israel and Russia.
-
Enterprise IT, advanced tech top intel budget goals
Enterprise IT, information sharing — sound familiar? The intelligence community wants to buy more, too.
-
Pentagon budget targets futuristic capabilities
Science and technology takes a hit even as cyber investment grows by nearly $1 billion.
-
Cyber training a key point in 2017 DoD budget
At least three joint training programs will target troops’ cyber acumen.
