The service’s new organization takes further shape, with a new leader nominated.

Experts see some inroads being made in developing the U.S. cyber workforce.

The alliance is looking out for small businesses and other innovators pursuing dual-use technology for the military as part of the DIANA program.

Tomorrow’s battlefield requires a different take.

The OIG made zero convictions during this period, the report states.

NATO Allied Air Command's deputy commander shares concerns for warfighting from an air and space perspective.

The digital battlefield is shaping the need for different thinking about coalition battle.

Putting a suite of sophisticated information warfare into the operations of all its major commands will help the service position itself against its adversaries.

Deterrence is being able to impose costs on an adversary, and with today’s threats, the United States is falling short, retired vice chairman says.

A program office expects "revolutionary" changes to the acquisition process in the next several months.