GAO found that DOD has processes for monitoring and reporting on late payments, but it has serious flaws.
A shortage of skilled IT pros comes at a time when cybersecurity must compete for sparse funding.
The Army has launched an effort to make it easier to test and integrate technologies before personnel in the field must depend on them.
DOD's intrinsic risk aversion challenges its ability to stay current with mobile capabilities, and some of its leaders believe it's time to rethink that caution.
Delays in collecting and then distributing workforce-support money causes uncertainty about spending the money to aid the acquisition workforce.
Efforts to streamline the clearance process are beginning to pay off at DOD.
A pilot program will help defense officials build up their workforce's skills to protect and defend.
DOD's new mobile strategy intended to 'keep DOD workforce relevant' through a comprehensive approach to the technologies.
Proposals to require agencies to automatically suspend companies accused of wrongdoing have been softened in latest version of a bill.
A "cyber Pearl Harbor is a real possibility, defense secretary warns.
Customs and Border Protection's drone surveillance program lacks a consistent budget and isn't well planned, audit finds.
As Congress battles over cybersecurity laws, a few lawmakers are looking for agreement.