DevSecOps

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DHS’ move to agile development to buoy customer experience too

Eric Hysen, the DHS chief information officer, and Dana Chisnell, the director of CX, are expanding their priorities areas to include more customer and…

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Army turning lessons learned from 11 software pathway pilots into new policies

Army

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Army CIO Garciga kicks off tenure by simplifying cloud, software development

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Want to optimize quality assurance for DevSecOps teams? NCLC application testing can help

Commentary

Intelligence community and Defense Department to share classified cloud services

Defense

The era of ‘big bang’ IT projects at VA is over

Veterans Affairs

CISA looks to ‘set the example’ internally for secure-by-design

Cybersecurity

Vulcan to be the glue to connect DISA’s digital transformation tools together

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Coast Guard building software development foundation

IT Modernization

‘BatCave’ signals CMS’ progress toward moving to the cloud

Cloud Computing

Simplicity is a secret to success in DevSecOps

Technology

FAA embraces DevSecOps for mission support applications

The Federal Aviation Administration has more than 700 applications that support its mission, from human resources and finance to aircraft safety, and it’s…

Technology

NASA’s software development gets complex

NASA runs on software, as do many federal agencies. Rockets are what they are known for, sure, but controlling them and interpreting data, even handling…

Technology

Army wants its business systems of the future to be intuitive to users

Army

The service says the Enterprise Business Solutions – Convergence needs to be easy for soldiers and civilians to pick up.

DevSecOps

DHS’ move to agile development to buoy customer experience too

Army turning lessons learned from 11 software pathway pilots into new policies

Army CIO Garciga kicks off tenure by simplifying cloud, software development

Want to optimize quality assurance for DevSecOps teams? NCLC application testing can help

Intelligence community and Defense Department to share classified cloud services

The era of ‘big bang’ IT projects at VA is over

CISA looks to ‘set the example’ internally for secure-by-design

Vulcan to be the glue to connect DISA’s digital transformation tools together

Coast Guard building software development foundation

‘BatCave’ signals CMS’ progress toward moving to the cloud

Simplicity is a secret to success in DevSecOps

FAA embraces DevSecOps for mission support applications

NASA’s software development gets complex

Army wants its business systems of the future to be intuitive to users

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