Joint Information Environment

With new legal authority, Pentagon says it’s turned corner on enterprise IT

Senior Defense IT officials said 2019 will be a year of action as they order a halt to legacy, one-off IT solutions.

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Congress, Pentagon IG apply new scrutiny to $1.6 billion cybersecurity program

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DoD CIO: ‘You cannot rest’ on shared cybersecurity system

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Army sets award date for unified capabilities

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

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FILE - The Pentagon is seen in this aerial view in Washington, in this March 27, 2008 file photo. The Pentagon has revised its Law of War guidelines to remove wording that could permit U.S. military commanders to treat war correspondents as “unprivileged belligerents” if they think the journalists are sympathizing or cooperating with enemy forces. The amended manual, published on July 22, 2016, also drops wording that equated journalism with spying. (AP Photo/Charles Dharapak, File)

On DoD: Pentagon needs to shore up JIE cost, scope, GAO says

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Pentagon plans new estimates on cost, extent of its Joint Information Environment

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Army, other services ramp up migration to shared cyber infrastructure

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On DoD: A progress report for DoD’s Joint Information Environment

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On DoD: A progress report for DoD’s Joint Information Environment

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For Army, upgraded IT networks might mean fewer deployed soldiers

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Air Force evolves its cybersecurity as JIE comes into focus

Air Force CIO Lt. Gen. Bill Bender said the service is baking in role-based authentication capabilities as part of its move to the MilCloud. He said the…

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Army issues new policy to gain better control over enterprise apps

Lt. Gen. Robert Ferrell, the Army’s CIO/G6, said the service now is requiring all enterprise software titles to be modernized, virtualized and migrated…

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DoD finalizing tech specs for Joint Information Environment

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DoD’s Joint Technical Synchronization Office is still working through thousands of comments from hundreds of engineers across the military, but the department is hoping to have a solid technical framework for the Joint Information Environment in place by the end of this year.