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DoD file-sharing tool is SAFE again
The Department of Defense has reinstated a secure file-sharing service after a vulnerability forced the Army to take the system offline in November.
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Air Force to take the lead on a coalition network
The Air Force is taking over for the mission partner environment.
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Trump nominates new leader for spy satellite agency
President Donald Trump has chosen a new individual to lead the National Reconnaissance Office.
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How will the Army use electronic warfare? The Pentagon’s weapon tester wants to know
The Army needs to create more clarity on how it will use its electronic warfare forces.
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‘It wasn’t a fun place to work’: DoD’s cultural hurdles in attracting tech talent
Experts and former officials provided candid insights into the cultural hurdles that impede the DoD from attracting needed outside tech talent.
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For tech all-stars, working at the Pentagon can be a career killer
The Pentagon is struggling to attract and retain talent for technology-centric jobs related to artificial intelligence, coding and software development.
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3 ways China’s military could use cyber in war
A new report articulates how China might use cyber capabilities during a conflict.
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China’s first steps before going to battle
A new report released by the Defense Intelligence Agency explains why the Chinese military could target command and control systems before any conflict begins.
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Who is China targeting with its armed drones sales?
A new Department of Defense report indicates the nations where China has exported its technology.
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Parsons acquires geospatial intelligence provider OGSystems
OGSystems will bolster Parsons’ intelligence and artificial intelligence offerings.
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DoD file-sharing tool is SAFE again
The Department of Defense has reinstated a secure file-sharing service after a vulnerability forced the Army to take the system offline in November.
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Air Force to take the lead on a coalition network
The Air Force is taking over for the mission partner environment.
-
Trump nominates new leader for spy satellite agency
President Donald Trump has chosen a new individual to lead the National Reconnaissance Office.
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How will the Army use electronic warfare? The Pentagon’s weapon tester wants to know
The Army needs to create more clarity on how it will use its electronic warfare forces.
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‘It wasn’t a fun place to work’: DoD’s cultural hurdles in attracting tech talent
Experts and former officials provided candid insights into the cultural hurdles that impede the DoD from attracting needed outside tech talent.
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For tech all-stars, working at the Pentagon can be a career killer
The Pentagon is struggling to attract and retain talent for technology-centric jobs related to artificial intelligence, coding and software development.
-
3 ways China’s military could use cyber in war
A new report articulates how China might use cyber capabilities during a conflict.
-
China’s first steps before going to battle
A new report released by the Defense Intelligence Agency explains why the Chinese military could target command and control systems before any conflict begins.
-
Who is China targeting with its armed drones sales?
A new Department of Defense report indicates the nations where China has exported its technology.
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Parsons acquires geospatial intelligence provider OGSystems
OGSystems will bolster Parsons’ intelligence and artificial intelligence offerings.
-
DoD file-sharing tool is SAFE again
The Department of Defense has reinstated a secure file-sharing service after a vulnerability forced the Army to take the system offline in November.
-
Air Force to take the lead on a coalition network
The Air Force is taking over for the mission partner environment.
-
Trump nominates new leader for spy satellite agency
President Donald Trump has chosen a new individual to lead the National Reconnaissance Office.
-
How will the Army use electronic warfare? The Pentagon’s weapon tester wants to know
The Army needs to create more clarity on how it will use its electronic warfare forces.
-
‘It wasn’t a fun place to work’: DoD’s cultural hurdles in attracting tech talent
Experts and former officials provided candid insights into the cultural hurdles that impede the DoD from attracting needed outside tech talent.
-
For tech all-stars, working at the Pentagon can be a career killer
The Pentagon is struggling to attract and retain talent for technology-centric jobs related to artificial intelligence, coding and software development.
-
3 ways China’s military could use cyber in war
A new report articulates how China might use cyber capabilities during a conflict.
-
China’s first steps before going to battle
A new report released by the Defense Intelligence Agency explains why the Chinese military could target command and control systems before any conflict begins.
-
Who is China targeting with its armed drones sales?
A new Department of Defense report indicates the nations where China has exported its technology.
-
Parsons acquires geospatial intelligence provider OGSystems
OGSystems will bolster Parsons’ intelligence and artificial intelligence offerings.
