The new CYBERCOM 2.0 initiative is helping satisfy several needs within the U.S. Cyber Command.

Standardization, architecture and other foundational aspects present a more sophisticated and nimble partner network.

Frontier AI models may change the battlefield.

DISA leaders are gathering results from the recently launched simulated exercise aimed at familiarizing cyber crews with zero-trust architecture.

Cybersecurity will also be fundamental to the approach.

DISA is modernizing its networks with a zero-trust, multi-partner environment to boost cyber readiness and securely share data with evolving coalition partners.

Novel initiatives and changes play major roles in addressing and alleviating the Defense Information Systems Agency talent acquisition challenges.

Canada’s newly launched Defence Industrial Strategy commits more than $81 billion to modernize the armed forces, boost domestic defense production and streamline procurement, while raising questions about execution and alliance alignment.

D-Wave Quantum Inc. would receive $100 million to develop quantum annealing and gate-model technologies.

The United States needs a defense industrial base that is broader, stronger, more agile and resilient.