Defense

DoD gets partner from academia to help tackle complex problems

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Defense

When the door from government-to-industry leads to a brick wall

Contracting

FILE - Navy Secretary Carlos Del Toro speaks at a news conference at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam on Monday, Dec. 6, 2021. The U.S. Navy is contesting orders from Hawaii to suspend use of fuel tanks and drain them at a complex above an aquifer that supplies nearly 20% of Honolulu's drinking water until certain conditions are met. (AP Photo/Audrey McAvoy, File)

Navy unveils new strategy for science, technology

Federal Newscast

(AP Photo/Patrick Semansky)

Passing 2025 defense spending bill will be ‘particularly difficult’

Defense

CYBERCOM considers options for future force generation model

Defense News

Examining the ecosystem that supports military installations

Defense

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Facing cyber attacks, critical infrastructure gets new reporting requirements

Cybersecurity

Pentagon report card for dealing with vaccine refuseniks

Defense

Feds in fatigues, too fatigued to properly do their jobs, GAO says

Federal Newscast

Why the principal cyber advisor ended up being a good thing

Ask the CIO

Air Force seeks to override existing law, move Guard units to Space Force

Air Force

How the Navy has been shaped by its operations chiefs

In its nearly 250 year history the Navy has a woman as Chief of Naval Operations. Adm. Lisa Franchetti, credited an earlier CNO for advancing women in…

Navy

The Coast Guard is working overtime on the Baltimore bridge that was knocked into the harbor

The Coast Guard may be the most active federal agency in the aftermath of the Baltimore bridge that was knocked over by a container ship.

Defense News

DISA to deploy Thunderdome to 60 sites, plus Coast Guard

Defense

After rolling out the Thunderdome program to 15 sites last year, DISA is preparing to deploy its zero trust capabilities to 60 more sites.