The Army intends to modernize its stateside operations with the same network-centric and IT capabilities available to its expeditionary forces in war zones, says Lt. Gen. Susan Lawrence.
The Defense Department holds more open competitions when seeking services than when seeking products, audit finds.
Harold Babb faces prison time and will forfeit cash, properties and a Porsche to the government.
A fake profile for NATO's senior commander lured other officers into accepting a friend request, compromising personal information in the process.
DOD warned to stop transferring funds without justification.
Technology and innovation will be critical to government meeting citizens' needs amid budget cuts.
DARPA Director Regina Dugan has accepted a senior executive position with an Internet giant, according to an exclusive report by Wired's Danger Room.
A collective defense used in the Atlantic during World War II holds lessons for an enterprise approach to cyber.
DOD is expanding the use of the host-based security system to include training and enterprise technologies.
DOD officials are calling to prioritize science and technology funding to enable a more agile future force.
Army officials say acquisition reform efforts are already yielding dividends, particularly in fielding networked capabilities.
The military is developing a number of interlocking technologies to deliver anytime, anywhere awareness of facts on the ground.