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Defense

With the world as it is, U.S. agility is more important than ever

Widening military conflicts around the world have military planners in the U.S. on edge. For some perspective on resiliency, innovation and artificial intelligence in the Defense domain, the Federal Drive with Tom Temin visited the AUSA Conference in Washington earlier this month and spoke with former DoD and Navy chief information officer (and Army veteran) Terry Halvorsen, now with IBM.

Contracting

The head of federal at IBM has a multi-sided view of federal digital transformation

Defense News

Biden says defense, intel agencies have to follow cyber EO requirements, too

Cybersecurity

NIST launches supply chain security framework effort with top tech firms

DoD Reporter's Notebook

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

Defense News

DISA putting big focus on mobility, continues prioritizing identity assurance

Defense

Efficiency and effectiveness, being risk aware part of DoD acting CIO's cyber priorities

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DoD Reporter's Notebook

Administration's vague push to 'Buy American' a worry for federal technology procurement

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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Ask the CIO

Halvorsen 'broke a lot of stuff' so DoD could respond to threats with agility

DoD CIO Terry Halvorsen
Reporter's Notebook

As CIO exits, DoD’s direction for IT has distinct commercial flavor

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Workforce

OPM's cleared up some IT rough spots, but encryption still unfinished

DoD CIO Terry Halvorsen
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

Uniformed and civilian cyber and military intelligence specialists monitor Army networks in the Cyber Mission Unit’s Cyber Operations Center at Fort Gordon, Ga.
Reporter's Notebook

DoD climbs the cyber reciprocity hill

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Defense

DoD CIO: 'You cannot rest' on shared cybersecurity system

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Workforce

White House names first director of new security clearance bureau

Soldiers with 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, complete the Warrior Administered Retrospective Casualty Assessment Tool, a computer-based, structured clinical interview which is the gold standard for determining if someone suffered a traumatic brain injury. The WARCAT captures all significant injuries Soldiers sustained during their deployment.
Defense

DoD close but no cigar on Windows 10 migration

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Technology

Agencies making push for identity authentication changes

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DoD Reporter's Notebook

DoD targets 3,000 civilian workers for new Cyber Excepted Service

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Defense

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

John Hale, chief of DISA's cloud portfolio
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Technology

DISA expanding scope, price tag of MilCloud 2.0

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