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F-35 Program Has Its Ups and Downs, But Making Steady Progress
Perception isn’t always reality, but that doesn’t make for the most compelling headlines, said Rear Adm. Randy Mahr, USN, deputy program director at the F-35 Lightning II Joint Program Office. So he provided some straight talk on the Defense Department’s most expensive—and possibly most criticized—acquisition program at AFCEA's inaugural TechNet Air 2016 symposium.
There's Money to Fund Cyber—For Now
Cyber right now is the the cat’s meow—a notion sure to keep funding flowing for technological solutions, at least in the near term, to counter the emerging threats, according to Col. Gary Salmans, USAF, at AFCEA's inaugural TechNet Air symposium in San Antonio.
Cyber Risks, Op Tempo Taking Toll on Air Force
University Research Institute Awarded C4I Contract
Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI), Atlanta, is being awarded an $84,538,427 indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity, cost-plus-fixed-fee contract for
Are Hackers Honing In On Teleworkers?
Did the U.S. Military Get Mired in Big Data?
Air Force to Tackle Air, Space and Cyberspace Needs at TechNet Air
As the air superiority gap narrows between the U.S. military and its pursuing adversaries, airpower and information dominance will command center stage for discussions at this month’s TechNet Air 2016 symposium in Texas.
U.S. Defense Department Announces 'Hack the Pentagon' Pilot Program
Balancing Air Technology Needs Today and Tomorrow
Gearing Up for a Security Audit to Start the New Year
Your New Year’s resolutions are probably distant memories, but resolutions to improve agency IT security should be yearlong endeavors. Before gearing up to move forward with implementing new fiscal year 2016 IT initiatives, it is a best practice to conduct a security audit to establish a baseline and serve as a comparison to start thinking about how the agency’s infrastructure and applications should change, and what impact that will have on IT security throughout the year.