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Securing weapons systems and other non-traditional systems will be a 'heavy lift' for the DoD as it rushes to hit the targeted zero trust level by 2027.
“It was a tremendous effort. We really can't repeat this process, it is untenable,” said Randy Resnick.
DoD’s reproductive health care policy implemented last year was used 12 times during Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s blockade of military promotions.
CDAO's GIDE 9 successfully demonstrated a “completely vendor-agnostic” data integration layer for the first time.
An issue of costly importance in Federal Circuit Court, namely, when you buy software through a reseller, who can enforce the end user license agreement?
The military services have been able to reduce contract award times, but DoD lacks department-wide understanding of changes.
Craig Martell, the Pentagon’s first chief digital and artificial intelligence officer, will depart in April.
Ready or not, the Defense Department's Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification Program is coming
The Defense Department operates a slew of intelligence activities and programs. It even has a senior intelligence oversight official, who has come up with more
Pentagon officials are asking Congress to give more contracting flexibilities, address recruitment challenges in the 2025 NDAA.
CENTCOM is paving its own data narrative with a new strategy while moving closer to Combined Joint All-Domain Command and Control.
Small businesses are entering the defense industrial base at a historically low rate, but the Pentagon wants to turn things around.
The Navy wants to explore the idea of incorporating natural language capabilities into classification guides to be able to probe datasets.
A new rule is expected any time now that will overhaul how the Defense Department buys from the Ability One program. That is the vehicle for non-profit employers of people with disabilities to deliver goods and services to the government. Contractors under the Ability One program worry the new rule will hinder a chief program goal of helping those very employees.