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How ship design can improve the Marine Corps’ networks
The Marine Corps has begun to roll out a “planning yard,” a new management methodology to apply consistent rules to the design of critical systems.
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DoD is migrating to Windows 10 and it will probably stick around forever
Expect to see Windows 10 kicking around on Pentagon computers for a long, long time.
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Three steps the Pentagon can follow to move away from legacy applications
Multi-party network platforms offer considerable advantages to the military due to their network approach. Chief among the benefits is their ability to drive efficiencies, productivity and compliance for all parties on the network.
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How multi-party platforms could solve some of the Pentagon’s IT troubles
Defense organizations must invest in IT platforms that drive continuous modernization, supports emerging and future technologies, and guarantees that the solution will never go legacy.
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Data breaches at federal agencies jumped 20 percent last year
Agencies are storing more data in cloud services, but does that make it easier to breach?
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US doing little to combat Russia meddling in next elections
Special counsel Robert Mueller’s surprise indictment last week in his wide-ranging Russia investigation sounded a fresh alarm to the U.S. government, social media companies and state election officials who are readying for the 2018 midterms.
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How Twitter bots affected the US presidential campaign
About one in every five election-related tweets from Sept. 16 to Oct. 21, 2016, was generated by computer software programs called “social bots,” according to a research assistant professor of computer science, University of Southern California.
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81 small businesses get a spot on $15B GSA Alliant 2 SB contract
The governmentwide information technology solutions acquisition contract expanded by one after only 80 companies were listed on the pre-award.
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DoD’s secret weapon against election meddling: its reputation
According to experts, convincing the public to be on the lookout for Russian cyber operations will require leveraging the people’s trust in the military.
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Trump IT budget: same objectives, different funding goals
The proposed budget prioritizes many of the administration’s already-stated goals, but backs off on IT modernization fund appropriations.
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How ship design can improve the Marine Corps’ networks
The Marine Corps has begun to roll out a “planning yard,” a new management methodology to apply consistent rules to the design of critical systems.
-
DoD is migrating to Windows 10 and it will probably stick around forever
Expect to see Windows 10 kicking around on Pentagon computers for a long, long time.
-
Three steps the Pentagon can follow to move away from legacy applications
Multi-party network platforms offer considerable advantages to the military due to their network approach. Chief among the benefits is their ability to drive efficiencies, productivity and compliance for all parties on the network.
-
How multi-party platforms could solve some of the Pentagon’s IT troubles
Defense organizations must invest in IT platforms that drive continuous modernization, supports emerging and future technologies, and guarantees that the solution will never go legacy.
-
Data breaches at federal agencies jumped 20 percent last year
Agencies are storing more data in cloud services, but does that make it easier to breach?
-
US doing little to combat Russia meddling in next elections
Special counsel Robert Mueller’s surprise indictment last week in his wide-ranging Russia investigation sounded a fresh alarm to the U.S. government, social media companies and state election officials who are readying for the 2018 midterms.
-
How Twitter bots affected the US presidential campaign
About one in every five election-related tweets from Sept. 16 to Oct. 21, 2016, was generated by computer software programs called “social bots,” according to a research assistant professor of computer science, University of Southern California.
-
81 small businesses get a spot on $15B GSA Alliant 2 SB contract
The governmentwide information technology solutions acquisition contract expanded by one after only 80 companies were listed on the pre-award.
-
DoD’s secret weapon against election meddling: its reputation
According to experts, convincing the public to be on the lookout for Russian cyber operations will require leveraging the people’s trust in the military.
-
Trump IT budget: same objectives, different funding goals
The proposed budget prioritizes many of the administration’s already-stated goals, but backs off on IT modernization fund appropriations.
-
How ship design can improve the Marine Corps’ networks
The Marine Corps has begun to roll out a “planning yard,” a new management methodology to apply consistent rules to the design of critical systems.
-
DoD is migrating to Windows 10 and it will probably stick around forever
Expect to see Windows 10 kicking around on Pentagon computers for a long, long time.
-
Three steps the Pentagon can follow to move away from legacy applications
Multi-party network platforms offer considerable advantages to the military due to their network approach. Chief among the benefits is their ability to drive efficiencies, productivity and compliance for all parties on the network.
-
How multi-party platforms could solve some of the Pentagon’s IT troubles
Defense organizations must invest in IT platforms that drive continuous modernization, supports emerging and future technologies, and guarantees that the solution will never go legacy.
-
Data breaches at federal agencies jumped 20 percent last year
Agencies are storing more data in cloud services, but does that make it easier to breach?
-
US doing little to combat Russia meddling in next elections
Special counsel Robert Mueller’s surprise indictment last week in his wide-ranging Russia investigation sounded a fresh alarm to the U.S. government, social media companies and state election officials who are readying for the 2018 midterms.
-
How Twitter bots affected the US presidential campaign
About one in every five election-related tweets from Sept. 16 to Oct. 21, 2016, was generated by computer software programs called “social bots,” according to a research assistant professor of computer science, University of Southern California.
-
81 small businesses get a spot on $15B GSA Alliant 2 SB contract
The governmentwide information technology solutions acquisition contract expanded by one after only 80 companies were listed on the pre-award.
-
DoD’s secret weapon against election meddling: its reputation
According to experts, convincing the public to be on the lookout for Russian cyber operations will require leveraging the people’s trust in the military.
-
Trump IT budget: same objectives, different funding goals
The proposed budget prioritizes many of the administration’s already-stated goals, but backs off on IT modernization fund appropriations.
