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US Seeking Global Armed Drone Export Rules
The US is trying to get nations to sign onto armed UAV export regulations.
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NATO weighs making cyber wartime domain
July’s NATO Warsaw Summit will come with a major focus on cyber-related capabilities, and could conclude with a new definition of cyberspace as a warfighting domain.
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‘Hack the Pentagon’ payouts coming soon
The Pentagon expects to pay out rewards to individuals who successfully hacked department websites under a new program by the end of the month.
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Senate confirms Eric Fanning, first openly gay service secretary
The Senate on Tuesday confirmed Eric Fanning, the White House nominee to be the next secretary of the Army, making him the first openly gay man to hold an armed service’s top civilian position.
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Carter gambles with DIUx direct report
In a tacit admission that the current setup was not successful, Secretary of Defense Ash Carter shook up his Silicon Valley outpost, replacing the leadership and announcing the group will report directly to him.
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DIUX expands to Boston, with new leadership
The Defense Innovation Unit Experimental (DIUX) will also now report directly to Defense Secretary Ash Carter.
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Carter unveils Goldwater Nichols reform
Secretary of Defense Ash Carter wants to clarify the role of the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and see service chiefs have a greater hand in acquisition, all part of a major reform effort to the rules that govern the Pentagon.
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Pentagon institutes civilian hiring freeze
The Pentagon has put a civilian hiring freeze in place for the Office of the Secretary of Defense, Defense Agencies and Field Activities, Defense News has learned.
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Bug bounty: Pentagon invites hackers to attack DoD
The Pentagon’s program is the first “bug bounty” program in the federal government.
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Pentagon releases first batch of Carter emails
The emails reveal concerns at the White House about leaks and discussions from Carter about future appointees.
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US Seeking Global Armed Drone Export Rules
The US is trying to get nations to sign onto armed UAV export regulations.
-
NATO weighs making cyber wartime domain
July’s NATO Warsaw Summit will come with a major focus on cyber-related capabilities, and could conclude with a new definition of cyberspace as a warfighting domain.
-
‘Hack the Pentagon’ payouts coming soon
The Pentagon expects to pay out rewards to individuals who successfully hacked department websites under a new program by the end of the month.
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Senate confirms Eric Fanning, first openly gay service secretary
The Senate on Tuesday confirmed Eric Fanning, the White House nominee to be the next secretary of the Army, making him the first openly gay man to hold an armed service’s top civilian position.
-
Carter gambles with DIUx direct report
In a tacit admission that the current setup was not successful, Secretary of Defense Ash Carter shook up his Silicon Valley outpost, replacing the leadership and announcing the group will report directly to him.
-
DIUX expands to Boston, with new leadership
The Defense Innovation Unit Experimental (DIUX) will also now report directly to Defense Secretary Ash Carter.
-
Carter unveils Goldwater Nichols reform
Secretary of Defense Ash Carter wants to clarify the role of the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and see service chiefs have a greater hand in acquisition, all part of a major reform effort to the rules that govern the Pentagon.
-
Pentagon institutes civilian hiring freeze
The Pentagon has put a civilian hiring freeze in place for the Office of the Secretary of Defense, Defense Agencies and Field Activities, Defense News has learned.
-
Bug bounty: Pentagon invites hackers to attack DoD
The Pentagon’s program is the first “bug bounty” program in the federal government.
-
Pentagon releases first batch of Carter emails
The emails reveal concerns at the White House about leaks and discussions from Carter about future appointees.
-
US Seeking Global Armed Drone Export Rules
The US is trying to get nations to sign onto armed UAV export regulations.
-
NATO weighs making cyber wartime domain
July’s NATO Warsaw Summit will come with a major focus on cyber-related capabilities, and could conclude with a new definition of cyberspace as a warfighting domain.
-
‘Hack the Pentagon’ payouts coming soon
The Pentagon expects to pay out rewards to individuals who successfully hacked department websites under a new program by the end of the month.
-
Senate confirms Eric Fanning, first openly gay service secretary
The Senate on Tuesday confirmed Eric Fanning, the White House nominee to be the next secretary of the Army, making him the first openly gay man to hold an armed service’s top civilian position.
-
Carter gambles with DIUx direct report
In a tacit admission that the current setup was not successful, Secretary of Defense Ash Carter shook up his Silicon Valley outpost, replacing the leadership and announcing the group will report directly to him.
-
DIUX expands to Boston, with new leadership
The Defense Innovation Unit Experimental (DIUX) will also now report directly to Defense Secretary Ash Carter.
-
Carter unveils Goldwater Nichols reform
Secretary of Defense Ash Carter wants to clarify the role of the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and see service chiefs have a greater hand in acquisition, all part of a major reform effort to the rules that govern the Pentagon.
-
Pentagon institutes civilian hiring freeze
The Pentagon has put a civilian hiring freeze in place for the Office of the Secretary of Defense, Defense Agencies and Field Activities, Defense News has learned.
-
Bug bounty: Pentagon invites hackers to attack DoD
The Pentagon’s program is the first “bug bounty” program in the federal government.
-
Pentagon releases first batch of Carter emails
The emails reveal concerns at the White House about leaks and discussions from Carter about future appointees.
