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The transition to the cloud is becoming more complex and unveiling more challenges.

NATO support for the ongoing study of military applications for the Internet of Things (IoT) falls under the auspices of the agency’s Science and Technology Organization (STO) and its Collaboration Support Office (CSO).

Officials aim to demonstrate the benefits of the Internet of Things for troops.

The trend of high-profile distributed denial of service, or DDoS, attacks marks the beginning of what is shaping up to be the new normal of breaches brought to us courtesy of easily exploited Internet of Things (IoT) devices.

Experts call for uniform standards to reduce the vulnerabilities of smart technology.

Adopting an attacker’s mindset helps shore up defenses from the inside out.

The Rapid Equipping Force supplies troops with a new kit to bridge battlefield communication gaps.

DARPA technology could bring the IoT to fruition.

An increased reliance on the IoT offers potential liabilities, such as security challenges and availability, along with a heavy dependence on technology in what is sure to be a contested or denied future warfighting environment.

The Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) is now accepting requests for proposals (RFPs) for its Systems Engineering, Technology and Innovation (SETI) contract vehicle, a $7 billion, multiyear revamped acquisition process that acutely challenges the status quo in the procurement of engineering support and services.