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Navy's Rise Toward Cloud Computing Faces Risks and Rewards

Modernizing a global network of people and assets may create opportunities for adversaries.

U.S. Navy Petty Officer 1st Class William Croninworks works on network infrastructure. Photo by Maj. Jon Quinlan.

After Weathering COVID-19, a Cloud Transition Is Ahead for the DLA

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The Time for Disruptive Innovation Is Now

Creative technologies are the best bet against China, Russia.

Personnel secure batteries to a Hexa aircraft’s motors at Eglin Air Force Base, Florida, before its flight at a military airfield. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine illustrates the need for the U.S. Defense Department to invest in disruptive technologies, says Logan Jones, president and general manager, SparkCognition Government Systems. Credit: Samuel King Jr., U.S. Department of Defense

Making DMO and SIF a Reality at the Edge

Neuromodulation offers a solution for creating resilient mesh networks at the edge.

Naval expeditionary forces in the littorals require hardened digital positions at the edge. Credit: Marine Corps Sgt. Melanye Martinez

DISA Drafts New Data Deal

Latest document marks road toward modern data strategy for defense and new capabilities for warfighters.

Leaders cut the ribbon, officially opening a new Defense Information Systems Agency compound at Scott Air Force Base, Illinois, in August 2016. Photo By Staff Sgt. Clayton Lenhardt, 375th Air Mobility Wing Public Affairs.

The Next Revolution in Military Affairs

The DoD harnesses the power of information and light.

U.S. Marine Corporals Josrdan Hoskison (l) and Jacob Jusczak, both data system administrators with the 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit, set up a Multi-Mission Terminal satellite on the flight deck of the Wasp-class amphibious assault ship USS Kearsarge (LHD-3). The satellite enables secure access to Internet Protocol broadband networks and the establishment of command post communications from any location. Credit: Tawanya Norwood, 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit

An Insider’s Perspective: Taking Zero Trust From Strategy to Execution

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

Zero trust is a key part of cybersecurity initiatives, but organizations are still working out the details. Credit: Shutterstock/Rising Star

Army Cyber Center Aggressively Pushing Zero Trust

Cyber school bases lessons on zero-trust success.

Maj. Gen. Paul Stanton, USA, commanding general, U.S. Army Cyber Center of Excellence and commanding general, Fort Gordon, addresses the audience at TechNet Augusta. Credit: Michael Carpenter

The Price of Choosing Software Profitability Over Security

Expert sees cyber attacks getting worse long before any improvements.

Companies need to elevate cybersecurity as part of their business model. “The CEO that understands cyber risk as a business risk is few and far between,” says Chris Krebs, former director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency at BlackHat's annual conference.

The Army Harnesses Software Acquisition Pathways

In fielding new solutions, the service is seeing initial success with a specific software acquisition effort.

Arkansas National Guard soldiers from the 1st Battalion, 206th Field Artillery Regiment conduct training with the M777 Howitzer during annual training on Fort Chaffee in June. The Army has a plan, yet to be disclosed, to replace the Howitzers. Credit: Pfc. Savannah Smith