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Leadership looks to ready Marines for high-end fight
For a force used to the counterterrorism fight, it will take some transitioning to compete against near-peer actors.
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The Navy’s $1 million fix-it team
Before the Navy deploys a strike group, leaders send a specialized team of IT experts at a cost of about $1 million a pop to ensure that network systems within each ship and from ship-to-ship work seamlessly together.
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Six reasons the Pentagon’s deputy secretary is excited about the cloud
Patrick Shanahan, the deputy secretary for the Department of Defense, used a press gaggle Feb. 6 to explain his optimism for broader cloud adoption at the Pentagon.
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Here’s what the Navy is doing to combat near-peer competitors
Top Navy officials described how their forces are addressing the “great power competition” arising with information warfare.
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No comms? Naval community not worried
Naval officials explained that the training of their forces will provide the upper hand in a communications-degraded environment.
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The National Defense Strategy in one page
The Deputy Secretary of Defense boiled down the recently released 11-page National Defense Strategy summary to one page at the 2018 AFCEA West conference.
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This platform wants to address cyberthreats at the edge
PacStar and Fidelis Cybersecurity have teamed to deliver a rugged tactical cyberthreat detection and response system for mobile war fighters.
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Should other nations be worried about Cyber Command’s latest status?
When President Trump elevated CYBERCOM to full combatant command status, it marked a final acknowledgement that cyber is a vital component of American war fighting.
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DoD boosting use of secret tablets
DISA will expand a pilot program deploying classified tablet devices to Department of Defense users.
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5 technologies DISA’s director is excited about
Lt. Gen. Alan Lynn provided a brief overview of technologies the Defense Information Systems Agency needs industry’s help with.
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Leadership looks to ready Marines for high-end fight
For a force used to the counterterrorism fight, it will take some transitioning to compete against near-peer actors.
-
The Navy’s $1 million fix-it team
Before the Navy deploys a strike group, leaders send a specialized team of IT experts at a cost of about $1 million a pop to ensure that network systems within each ship and from ship-to-ship work seamlessly together.
-
Six reasons the Pentagon’s deputy secretary is excited about the cloud
Patrick Shanahan, the deputy secretary for the Department of Defense, used a press gaggle Feb. 6 to explain his optimism for broader cloud adoption at the Pentagon.
-
Here’s what the Navy is doing to combat near-peer competitors
Top Navy officials described how their forces are addressing the “great power competition” arising with information warfare.
-
No comms? Naval community not worried
Naval officials explained that the training of their forces will provide the upper hand in a communications-degraded environment.
-
The National Defense Strategy in one page
The Deputy Secretary of Defense boiled down the recently released 11-page National Defense Strategy summary to one page at the 2018 AFCEA West conference.
-
This platform wants to address cyberthreats at the edge
PacStar and Fidelis Cybersecurity have teamed to deliver a rugged tactical cyberthreat detection and response system for mobile war fighters.
-
Should other nations be worried about Cyber Command’s latest status?
When President Trump elevated CYBERCOM to full combatant command status, it marked a final acknowledgement that cyber is a vital component of American war fighting.
-
DoD boosting use of secret tablets
DISA will expand a pilot program deploying classified tablet devices to Department of Defense users.
-
5 technologies DISA’s director is excited about
Lt. Gen. Alan Lynn provided a brief overview of technologies the Defense Information Systems Agency needs industry’s help with.
-
Leadership looks to ready Marines for high-end fight
For a force used to the counterterrorism fight, it will take some transitioning to compete against near-peer actors.
-
The Navy’s $1 million fix-it team
Before the Navy deploys a strike group, leaders send a specialized team of IT experts at a cost of about $1 million a pop to ensure that network systems within each ship and from ship-to-ship work seamlessly together.
-
Six reasons the Pentagon’s deputy secretary is excited about the cloud
Patrick Shanahan, the deputy secretary for the Department of Defense, used a press gaggle Feb. 6 to explain his optimism for broader cloud adoption at the Pentagon.
-
Here’s what the Navy is doing to combat near-peer competitors
Top Navy officials described how their forces are addressing the “great power competition” arising with information warfare.
-
No comms? Naval community not worried
Naval officials explained that the training of their forces will provide the upper hand in a communications-degraded environment.
-
The National Defense Strategy in one page
The Deputy Secretary of Defense boiled down the recently released 11-page National Defense Strategy summary to one page at the 2018 AFCEA West conference.
-
This platform wants to address cyberthreats at the edge
PacStar and Fidelis Cybersecurity have teamed to deliver a rugged tactical cyberthreat detection and response system for mobile war fighters.
-
Should other nations be worried about Cyber Command’s latest status?
When President Trump elevated CYBERCOM to full combatant command status, it marked a final acknowledgement that cyber is a vital component of American war fighting.
-
DoD boosting use of secret tablets
DISA will expand a pilot program deploying classified tablet devices to Department of Defense users.
-
5 technologies DISA’s director is excited about
Lt. Gen. Alan Lynn provided a brief overview of technologies the Defense Information Systems Agency needs industry’s help with.
