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The Basics of Fourth Estate Network Optimization

DISA’s Defense Enclave Services Directorate advances on its five-year effort to aid network use of defense agencies.

Col. Chris Autrey, USAF, chief, Defense Enclave Services at the Defense Information Systems Agency, speaking at the AFCEA TechNet Cyber conference on Tuesday, reports that the Fourth Estate Network Optimization Program will increase interoperability across defense agencies and field activities, as DISA migrates to a single network to support them.

SPAWAR Is Casting a Wide Net for Innovative Information Warfare

A new Navy consortium funded by an OTA aims to pull in nontraditional DOD contractors.

Rear Adm. Christian "Boris” Becker, USN, commander, SPAWAR (l), discusses naval capabilities with another officer while visiting the Office of Naval Research and Naval Research Laboratory exhibit at the Navy League’s Sea-Air-Space Exposition last year. SPAWAR System Command’s recent Other Transaction Agreement (OTA) award for its Information Warfare Research Project will drive key innovative information warfare capabilities to the Navy, Rear Adm. Becker says. Credit: U.S. Navy photo by John F. Williams

SDN and NFV Can Finish What Data Center Consolidation Started

Networking is the last discipline to be touched by the Defense Department's major disruption for its information technology overhaul, which is where software-defined networking and network functions virtualization come into play, writes Juniper's Tim Solms.

AFCEA Spring Scholarships Support Students Nationwide

AFCEA International has awarded more than $65,000 in the form of 24 scholarships for the 2020-2021 academic year to both undergraduate and graduate students nationwide.

Top: Midshipman Sean Chen (r), Miami University, accepts his AFCEA ROTC Scholarship from Capt. Todd Bahlau, USN, commanding officer, Miami University NROTC. Bottom, l-r: AFCEA scholarship winners Gavin Bloom, Boston College, Undergraduate Cyber Security Scholarship; Kaila Hodge, Towson University, Undergraduate STEM Major Scholarship; and Cadet Justin Hineline, University of Wisconsin–Madison, AFCEA ROTC Scholarship, receive their awards.

AFCEA’s New Orlando Chapter Opens Door to Unique Collaboration

The new chapter's president explains how Orlando supports and expands AFCEA's mission.

AFCEA International welcomes the Orlando Chapter.

You Can’t Hack What You Can’t See

A different approach to networking leaves potential intruders in the dark.

Traditional networks consist of layers that increase cyber vulnerabilities. A new approach features a single non-Internet protocol layer that does not stand out to hackers.

Built-In Cybersecurity Key to Defense Department Mission: Sponsored Content

Solutions providers must have the flexibility, expertise to provide the right product to the customer.

On Point: Q&A With Raj Iyer

Q&A with Raj Iyer, Army chief information officer, who advises the secretary of the Army, setting the strategic direction and objectives for information technology and information management.