Readily available innovations exist today that can help information technology managers solve key problems.

Today’s technology makes zero trust a reality, but organizations still tinker with the intrinsic parts.

As Program Executive Offices (PEOs) of the Navy evolve, they speak a language most business managers would understand—and some officers wouldn’t.

Health and wellness remain priority in a technologically influenced body composition standard change for the U.S. Marine Corps.

Achieving all-domain command and control won’t be easy but will serve to organize and measure the best skills in defense.

The traditional support role of comms soldiers will merge more into an operational role, leader says.

Even well-trained cyber forces can be vulnerable to information operations from foreign adversaries.

A distributed command and control concept may be a way to support dispersed bands of soldiers.

The U.S. Army is on the verge of initiating two pilot programs—one for bring your own device, or BYOD, and one for virtualization—as part of a coming year marked by action and acceleration.

Experts identify priorities for protecting assets in a continuously threatened digital world.