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Hillary Clinton is considering a SIGNAL Magazine Incoming columnist and current contributing editor as her running mate on the Democratic presidential ticket. Adm. James G. Stavridis, USN (Ret.) has made Clinton’s short list as she considers candidates for vice president.

At TechNet Augusta, AFCEA hosts its first panel addressing the issue of why women are leaving STEM.

It’s no exaggeration to say the networking industry is going through a period of near-unprecedented change. The rapid adoption of software defined network (SDN) concepts and network functions virtualization (NFV) by global telecommunications service providers will continue to drive the rapid evolution and standardization, writes Bob Kimball, CTO for Ciena Government Solutions.

Upgrading the federal IT infrastructure is urgent, but invest in next-generation networks.

Time is running out to register for the must-attend event to grow business.

Security and big data give rise to new trend of threat hunting.

IARPA has launched its Multi-View Stereo 3D Mapping Challenge, inviting the broader research community of industry and academia, with or without experience in multiview satellite imagery, to participate in a competition to produce a solution to accurately produce 3-D mapping from satellite photos.

U.S. Navy awards Northrop Grumman $103 million contract for JCREW system

Turns out, intelligence isn’t cool. At least not in the opinions of some middle school students, especially girls. Implicit biases—such as girls aren't as good as boys in science and math—have hampered advancements in work force diversity for decades. But what does it mean when girls themselves perpetuate the damaging erroneous stereotype? What can be done to entice girls to pursue classes in STEM before they lose interest?

A message from AFCEA's new chairman of the board.