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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

UKCloud Signs Agreement with Crown Commercial Service

London-based UKCloud signed a memorandum of understanding

Access to Data is Key for Indo-Pacific Operations

Pacific Air Forces leaders call for improved communications and information in a challenging region.

Speaking to the AFCEA Hawaii Chapter on June 30 during a virtual luncheon, Gen. Charles Brown, USAF, who is the outgoing commander, Pacific Air Forces; air component commander, U.S. Indo-Pacific Command; and executive director, Pacific Air Combat Operations Staff, Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii, advises the industry to help quickly field capabilities to the warfighter, rather than delivering a solution "late to need."

Accenture will Help Establish Cloud Infrastructure for Air Force Resource Planning

Accenture Federal Services LLC, Arlington, Virginia, has

Oracle is Supplying Cloud Hosting Services to the Air Force

Oracle America Inc., Reston, Virginia, has been awarded a

ONR Extends Cloud-to-Edge Capability Contract with Innovative Defense

Innovative Defense Technologies LLC,* Arlington, Virginia

The Cloud Offers Lessons for Cybersecurity

Multilevel security, new applications can vex or aid planners.

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Cloud Architecture Offers Security to Cities

Local governments can employ the tool to guard against cyber attacks and protect citizens’ privacy.

Through four use cases, including one that applies to street light operations, the city of Syracuse, New York, is evaluating a secure cloud architecture designed to provide cyber attack protections. Credit: Shutterstock/Debra Millet

Data Fabric May Tie Cloud Computing to Army's Future

Standard messaging on the battlefield may soon be transformed.

U.S. Army soldiers take a break on a mountain in Afghanistan. The Army delivered its first tactical cloud computing system to Afghanistan about 10 years ago and is exploring the potential use of a data fabric to unify information across cloud systems, enhancing interoperability and mission agility. Images provided by Sgt. 1st Class Jasmine L. Flowers, USA, and s_maria/Shutterstock. Edited by Chris D’Elia.

DISA’s Internet Isolation Tech Aids Workers in COVID-19 Isolation

Demand for cloud-based cybersecurity may quicken the CBII program.

Staff Sgt. Jonathan Witzel, USAF, inspects a customer's laptop on Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana on March 20. With the COVID-19 pandemic forcing many Defense Department personnel to work from home, the Defense Information Systems Agency is seeing increased demand for its Cloud-Based Internet Isolation technology. U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Daniel Martinez