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Jeremy Johnson, formerly of the Navy, discussed some of the steps the military must take now that DADT will be repealed.
The Battlefield Automatic Life Status Monitor is a new technology that would allow soldiers to be monitored remotely
The contractor joins the growing number of companies adding cybersecurity capabilities.
Information Security reports that a security expert says the Air Force ban of thumb drives will not solve the problem of how to prevent classified leaks, such as in the WikiLeaks incident.
Congress has authorized the Pentagon to spend nearly $160 billion on the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan with no major restrictions on the conduct of operations. This year\'s approved legislation includes $725 billion in defense programs, including $158.7 billion for overseas combat. Among its numerous provisions is a 1.4 percent pay raise for troops and a guarantee that children of service members can stay covered under the military\'s TRICARE health care program until they are 26 years of age.
Aviation Week reports the target price for the jet is $109.4 - $142 million per plane.
Senior Army leaders and Pentagon acquisition chief Ashton Carter have scheduled an Army Modernization Review meeting for December 22nd.
The agency is deciding whether or not to move forward with the contract option for operations and maintenance with Lockheed Martin. GAO and OMB say the project has multiple problems, including more than a $200 million increase in the total cost for ERA and a lack of usage by agencies. After going through a TechStat sessions, NARA and OMB decided to stop enhancing the system and focus on use.
Navy CIO posts a blog post to let others know this will be the only one.
Fidelis Security\'s Kurt Bertone explains whether the Air Force\'s block of the New York Times and other sites will stop future WikiLeaks leaks.
Navy CIO posts a blog post to let others know this will be the only one.
WFED\'s Jason Miller gives an update on NARA\'s cancellation of the contract for the electronic records archive.
There are consequences to posting those Wikileaks documents. The Air Force has blocked access on its network to more than two dozen media outlets who have posted them. The Pentagon has warned personnel not to go to the Wikileaks site, but this takes it a step further. Meaning, US Air Force personnel will not be able to get to those sites from their military networks. Among those blocked are the Guardian and the New York Times.
One prominent defense analyst said Boeing executives have grown pessimistic about winning the $35 billion contract.