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DISA launches clean sheet budget review to help advance new strategic priorities

DISA has a new set of strategic priorities, but may need to move some money around with flat defense budgets looming on the horizon.

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From the Z-100 computer to the cloud, Garcia looks back on 38 years of federal service

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For DoD’s Miller, CAC roll out signaled career-changing event

Army

Keeping soldiers in the Army may start with making bases more convenient

Federal Newscast

Lawmakers worried about turnover at Homeland Security

Federal Newscast

SSA will need to dip into reserve funds to stay afloat

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Navy to unplug decades-old personnel IT systems, clear way for app-based self service

Steve Wallace is a systems innovation scientist in the Emerging Technology Directorate at the Defense Information Systems Agency.
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DISA wants to keep cyber attackers locked in web browser

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Navy frees users from Common Access Cards on mobile devices

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Reporter's Notebook

The 10 CIO interviews that were most popular in 2018

U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Tabitha Gracie, from the 2nd Communications Squadron's multimedia center, inserts her identification card into the Common Access Card (CAC) reader so that she can update her current password to meet security measures. The Do D is now making it mandatory to use the CAC reader in order to log into government computer systems. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Kendra N. Fulton) (Released)
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Your CAC replacement is already in your pocket

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Defense

One alternative to the CAC: DoD will identify you based on your walking behavior

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Before replacing the CAC, DoD to evolve current smart identity card

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Reporter's Notebook

DoD eyeing bigger role for biometrics in CAC replacement

BARKSDALE AFB, La - Senior Airman (SrA) Tabitha Gracie; of the 2d Communications Squadron, Multimedia Center; inserts her Identification Card (ID) into the Common Access Card (CAC) reader so that she can update her current password to meet security measures. ..Photo by Airman First Class Kendra N. Fulton (RELEASED)
DoD Reporter's Notebook

In quest to replace Common Access Card, DoD starts testing behavior-based authentication

BARKSDALE AFB, La - Senior Airman (SrA) Tabitha Gracie; of the 2d Communications Squadron, Multimedia Center; inserts her Identification Card (ID) into the Common Access Card (CAC) reader so that she can update her current password to meet security measures. ..Photo by Airman First Class Kendra N. Fulton (RELEASED)
Reporter's Notebook

DISA's plan to replace CAC to come together this year

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DISA explores solution to mobile CAC challenge

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Defense

DoD CIO Terry Halvorsen to retire at end of February

In this photo taken Wednesday, July 13, 2016 members of the Hispanic community gather during a Faith Action ID drive at Holy Family Catholic Church in Hillsborough, N.C. More than 200 people with no legal U.S. identification gathered to learn how to use their new $10 ID cards to communicate with police. (AP Photo/Gerry Broome)
Federal Newscast

Major problems continue in DHS Green Card process

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Defense

DoD to begin piloting replacement for Common Access Card after Christmas

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Technology

Agencies making push for identity authentication changes

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Defense

Pentagon issues new IT roadmap, says it wants industry's help for future versions

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Cybersecurity

DoD's CIO 'happy to push envelope' for industry partnership