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Leidos is Supporting the Army's Saturn Arch Aerial Intel System

Leidos Inc., Reston, Virginia, was awarded a $34,951,039

U.S. Army Officials Aim to Win the War for Talent

New measures modernize the workforce.

A U.S. Army specialist tracks and monitors flight hours for an RQ-11 Raven unmanned aerial vehicle. Multiple Army initiatives aim to better attract and retain a talented workforce, including those with technical skills. Credit: U.S. Army

DISA Expands Defense Networks to Homes During COVID

Some pandemic-related changes may become permanent.

Among an array of activities in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Defense Information Systems Command supported the needs of the U.S. Navy ships Comfort and Mercy. Credit: U.S. Navy photo by Bill Mesta/Released

DOD to Offer Zero Trust Architecture This Year

Data-centric security marks a new paradigm.

U.S. Defense Department officials intend to complete an initial zero trust architecture by year's end to improve cybersecurity, according to Vice Adm. Nancy Norton, USN, director, Defense Information Systems Agency.

LTG Fogarty Stresses Command-Centric NetOps

Data is essential to the Army’s network operations concept.

The U.S. Army's concept of command-centric network operations gives commanders greater authority and responsibility for network operations and relies on big data to enable faster, more effective decision making. U.S. Army photo

Army CIO/G-6 Offers Peek at Service’s Near Future

The service focuses on cloud computing and cybersecurity.

Lt. Gen. Bruce Crawford, USA, the Army's soon-to-retire CIO/G-6, attends a working lunch during the Joint Warfighting Assessment on Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash., May 1, 2019. The CIO said during the Army’s virtual 2020 Signal Conference hosted by AFCEA that the time is right for the service to split the CIO and G-6 offices. Credit: Sgt. Torrance Saunders

LTG Crawford: COVID-19 Likely Affects Army's Future

Virtual training and defending living room networks to be more common.

Soldiers stationed at Camp Casey conduct pre-screening processes on individuals awaiting entry to the base in South Korea, Feb. 26, 2020. The Army likely will see permanent changes to tactics, techniques and procedures due to the pandemic, says Lt. Gen. Bruce Crawford, USA, the service’s retiring CIO/G-6. Credit: Sgt. Amber Smith

Army Futures Command Builds Software Factory

The command's new center aims to churn out adroit coders that can thrive in multidomain warfare.

A U.S. Army M270 Multiple Launch Rocket System sits during a demonstration at the Grafenwoehr Training Area in Germany in February. The Army Futures Command is creating a software factory to train warfighters to code on the spot. Credit: U.S. Army photo by Spc. Denice Lopez

Letcher Assigned to U.S. Army Sustainment Center of Excellence

Brig. Gen. Michelle M. Letcher, USA, has been assigned as commandant, U.S.

Army Suggests Adding Five Eyes Nation Allies in JADC2

Joint All-Domain Operations C2 needs to be combined.

A Polish army officer talks with village elders in the Ghazni province of Afghanistan. U.S. Army officials are discussing the need to include international partners and allies in the Joint All-Domain Command and Control concept, which is expected to dramatically improve interoperability. U.S. Army photo by Spc. Micah E. Clare