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Asset Management Propels the Army’s C5ISR Readiness

CECOM is maximizing its communications equipment availability through a comprehensive effort.

Capt. Zachary Schofield (center), USA, assistant product manager with Wideband Enterprise Satellite Systems, demonstrates an inflatable satellite antenna (ISA) to soldiers at Camp Humphreys, South Korea in 2019. The Army’s Communications Electronics Command (CECOM) has a global support program in place to ensure communications equipment readiness. Credit: Amburr Reese, CECOM Public Affairs

SPAWAR Has Its Work Cut Out for It

In meeting the needs of a moving and growing global U.S. Navy, SPAWAR is facing challenges in fielding information technology from the seabed to space.

Rear Adm. Christian "Boris" Becker, USN, commander of SPAWAR, speaks at MILCOM. Credit: Katie Helwig

DISA’s Dream List of Digital Solutions

The agency’s director unveils a cadre of capabilities that are needed to support the warfighter.

DISA Director Lt. Gen. Robert Skinner, USAF, addresses the audience at TechNet Cyber 2022. Photo by Michael Carpenter

The IRS Works to Innovate While Implementing Tax Reform

Juggling priorities, the nation’s tax collection agency is considering how to incorporate big data analytics, cloud and automation, among other information technology innovations.

The Internal Revenue Service must include technological innovation as it tackles its Congressional mandates, such as tax reform, says Kevin Bierschenk, acting director, Enterprise Program Controls, IRS.

Special Forces Command Seeks Key Data Aggregation, Cyber Tools

Advanced data and cyber solutions are needed to support psychological operations and information warfare worldwide.

With the advent of smart cities, the Chinese have become very adept at aggregating data to find U.S. special forces operating in the Far East, “as well as all the way back here at home,” warns Maj. Gen. John Brennan, USA, Commanding General, 1st Special Forces Command (Airborne), Fort Bragg, N.C.

Doing Things Differently at DISA

The combat support agency seeks to drive innovation as it focuses on cybersecurity, infrastructure modernization and enterprise communications.

Vice Adm. Nancy A. Norton, USN, director of the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) and commander, Joint Force Headquarters Department of Defense Information Network, reports that the interagency and international partnerships DISA has forged have strengthened the protection of critical assets around the world. Adm. Norton was the opening keynote speaker December 1 at AFCEA TechNet Cyber Conference, being held virtually through December 3.

U.S. Navy and Marines Pursue Innovative Training Models

The services call on industry to follow the shift away from costly, week-long in-person training.

Marine Corps Chief Warrant Officer 4 Daniel Belew, USMC, academics officer, Marine Corps Communication-Electronics School, speaking at AFCEA’s TechNet Augusta Virtual Series on May 18, reports that the service is working to incorporate an “always-on feedback loop” in which incremental change is incorporated in the academic cycle.

Army CEMA Teams Advance Information, Electronic and Cyber Warfare

After completing 10 training rotations, the Army's Cyber-Electromagnetic Activities (CEMA) teams are building on the experience of readying warfighters in information, electronic and cyber warfare.