Federal agencies are looking at different ways to utilize artificial intelligence. But just how much of their budgets are agency leaders willing to put AI?
Margaret Boatner, deputy assistant secretary of the Army for strategy and acquisition reform, said new approaches to buying software already are paying off.
A new strategy from the Defense Department outlines how the agency plans to sync up its interests with the commercial space companies, it works with.
Project Overmatch delivery continues to be ahead of schedule. “As far as the exact numbers – it’s more than strike groups," said Rear Adm. Douglas Small.
Army officials are considering cuts to the Army Credentialing Assistance program and the tuition assistance program.
The University of South Florida (USF) recently opened a new lab aimed at providing quick innovative solutions to the different challenges facing the Department.
A high-level military official negotiates with a contractor, leaves the government, and joins the contractor. Is it a conflict of interest? Depends.
Navy Secretary Carlos del Toro unveils partnership involving the Office of Naval Research, Naval Postgraduate School, U.S Naval Academy and Naval War College.
"This year does feel particularly difficult. And election years can play either way. I think it is going to be rough," said Jeanine Womble.
CYBERCOM also has 'enhanced budget control' over cyber forces thanks to the fiscal 2024 appropriations bill, as officials craft plans for 'CYBERCOM 2.0.'
Defense installations often have mutually beneficial relationships with the communities that surround them. Communities can be both social and economic.
A newly proposed rule by CISA, tasks those operating in critical infrastructure sectors to report cyber incidents within 72 hours.
Now we know how well the armed services did in processing the exemptions and the discharges of service members from the armed services.
The watchdog group found that military personal consistently get less than six hours of sleep each night, which could compromise safety.
Chris Cleary, the former principal cyber advisor for the Navy, left in November after three years in the role and helped establish the value of his office.