DISA is taking aim at enterprise capabilities, beginning immediately with combining offices to streamline and focusing on cybersecurity as a priority.
With a new RFI, the Air Force looks into the future of cyberspace operations.
The Army begins research for platform-agnostic e-textbooks.
As the Defense Department plans for smaller budgets, contractors worry about their own fortunes.
A comprehensive, strategic review reveals plans to shift Pentagon focus from ground wars to rebuilding, deterrence while preserving innovation and partnership with industry.
A joint effort between DHS and State will offer courses in a virtual worlds environment for federal cybersecurity professionals.
The Air Force's ongoing restructuring effort leads to another round of voluntary retirement and separation.
Provisions in the 2012 defense bill include some measures that will have a big impact this year on contracting, cyber defense, intelligence and the use of cloud.
The 2012 National Defense Authorization Act receives presidential stamp of approval despite contested measures regarding controversial provision on indefinite detainment of terror suspects.
National Defense University's iCollege workshop convened members of the international cyber community to discuss, tackle top global threats.
The defense authorization bill would put potentially time-sensitive technology plans on hold for DOD -- maybe for better, more likely for worse.
The fiscal 2012 National Defense Authorization Act may provide a little more clarity to the blurry term of “critical function.”