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When federal agencies make financial grants to science and technology researchers, scouring their proposals for possible conflicts of interest is a big part of the process.
U.S. armed forces could find themselves in hot conflict with PMCs - then what? Marine Corps Lt. Col. Joe Moye offered some answers on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.
The Biden administration's proposal puts money in naval power and gamechanging technologies.
Following the SolarWinds breach, the Interim National Security Strategic Guidance seeks to impose “substantial costs through cyber and noncyber means” on the perpetrators of advanced cyber threats.
Freedom of Information Act requests are on the rise. Rising faster are instances of federal agencies turning them down.
The new memo shows the Biden administration is looking for a wide array ideas from agencies to better recruit, retain and support a diverse national security workforce. Notably, the administration wants agencies to explore more flexible remote work options for classified workers and review existing hiring authorities.
The federal government funds a lot of research and development each year, but not all of it. Yet protection of R&D intellectual property from foreign adversaries is a concern.
With ongoing threats of violence, tomorrow's inauguration presents extra challenges on the security front.
President-elect Joe Biden has chosen veteran diplomat William Burns to be his CIA director
Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe has asked the White House to repeal an Obama-era executive order putting controlled unclassified information requirements in place.
At 245 years old, the Army remains a fundamental unit of national security. But it must modernize to many changes and technology and in the world threat situation.
Isabelle Glimcher, a New York University Stern Center for Business and Human Rights fellow, joined Federal Drive with Tom Temin for more discussion.
Brent Scowcroft, one of the most significant figures in US national security policy in the past half century, died this month at the age of 95.
The United States has a long list of threats that it’s trying to get its arms around. But John Cotton, executive MBA adjunct faculty for the School of Business at George Mason University and retired Navy vice admiral, says there is one threat that outweighs all of them.