A trial for a mass environmental injury is starting more than two years after a jet fuel leak in Pearl Harbor's drinking water poisoned thousands of people.
For DOJ employees, a recent return-to-office survey shows a clear difference in employee retention between those who can telework, and those who can’t.
The latest iteration of Naval Sustainment System-Supply moves beyond costs of readiness, tries to translate them for other "upstream" stakeholders.
Matthew Isnor, who leads cyber workforce development in DoD’s CIO’s office, said a new policy expands the number of job categories in the cyber workforce.
On its journey to Zero Trust, the DoD must secure a multi-cloud environment with a common defensive layer. Here’s how it can succeed.
The Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency is one of the federal government’s newest HISP agencies.
Employees reported buying COVID-related services, but those turned out to be things like plumbing repairs and NordicTrack ski machines.
A 100-day implementation plan for the Army's acquisition community aims to resolve the issues that might get in the way of AI adoption
The CX director for Navy’s PEO MLB shares how her team engages employees, sailors and Marines to get feedback.
You hear a lot about zero trust controls in government tech circles. Could this approach to cybersecurity be applied to protecting space assets?
Lung tissue analysis has shown [in detail] some serious threats to the health of military service members.
A new group within DoD seeks to track how well new technology makes its way to the troops.
“I think the great discussion is how much are you willing to go to commercial? Is it 30%, or 40%, or 50%?” said Lt. Gen. Shawn Bratton.
The review also uncovers a leadership failure to do historical comparisons to identify year-to-year trends in harassment.
WHS’ customer experience strategist shares details about how the organization intends to improve experiences and services delivery for its customers.