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Panel: Women Blazing the Trail for National Defense Are Doing So Together

They each had different backgrounds, different dreams, different heroes. Four leading women in the U.S. Defense Department gathered Wednesday and shared a unified message: You can have it all; you just can't do it alone.

Women leaders from the U.S. Defense Department speak during an AFCEA DC Chapter monthly breakfast. From l to r: moderator Mary Legere; Barbara Hoffman; Lt. Gen. VeraLinn "Dash" Jamieson, USAF; Brig. Gen. Patricia Frost, USA; and Lynn Wright.

DISA Chief Pollett Says "I Need Ideas!"

Imagine, if you will, the head of the Defense Department's top IT organization, going from one exhibit hall booth to another at a trade show and saying "I need ideas!" Lt. Gen. Carroll Pollett, USA, said that's just what he did Monday night as the 2011 Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) Customer and Industry Forum opened its Technology Showcase at the Baltimore Convention Center.

In ChatGPT We Trust, or at Least Research

A Department of Defense agency will leverage generative artificial intelligence for national security.

Lt. Gen. Robert Skinner, director of the Defense Information Systems Agency, led a panel of experts at a press event in AFCEA's Technet Cyber on Wednesday.

CISA Restarts Seaport Cybersecurity Exercises

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency’s proof-of-concept exercises aim to enhance cybersecurity at U.S. ports.

As part of the U.S. critical infrastructure central to the supply chain and the economy, seaports have proven tempting targets for criminal hackers, including groups linked to the People’s Liberation Army in China. To improve cybersecurity at the ports, the Cybersecurity and Critical Infrastructure Security Agency’s supervisory cybersecurity advisor hosts tabletop exercises with city, county and state governments and companies associated with seaports. Credit: koji antero-stock.adobe.com

President's Commentary: Building the Modern Marine Corps

Throughout its rich history, the U.S. Marine Corps has developed many significant warfighting concepts that remain valid today. With adjustments for unforeseen new technologies and capabilities, these forward-looking concepts serve the Marine Corps and the nation well.

DISA Official: CJADC2 Was Never Meant To Be Siloed

Officials from the Defense Information Systems Agency speak on the implementation of combined joint all-domain command and control across all theaters.

Left to right: Col. Tilisha Lockley, USA, Miyi Chung, Jerusha Cooper and Rodolfo Fuentes speak at TechNet Cyber 2025. Photo by David Abizaid, courtesy of DISA.

Homeland Security Is a Critical Part Of the Defense and Security Fabric

We are seeing a global trend to provide tighter coordination of defense, intelligence, and security planning and operations. In the United States, people refer to the security function as homeland security, while in other countries around the world this function is simply called security or internal security. In many nations, the law prohibits the integration of defense and security to minimize the use of military forces within the nation’s borders except under specific circumstances. But with the growth of the global terrorism threat and asymmetric warfare, the need to achieve synergies among these assets and the need to attend carefully to the seam between defense and security has become apparent to most.

Finland Reaches Milestone With NATO

A J-6 leader from U.S. European Command applauds the progress of NATO strength.

“With respect to European security, NATO’s future is strong,” said Maj. Gen. John Phillips, USAR, director, J-6, Cyber/C4, U.S. European Command, speaking at TechNet Transatlantic in Frankfurt, Germany. Credit: Torpix-stock.adobe.com

President's Commentary: Sailing Through Rough Seas

The United States always has been a maritime nation, but now more so than ever. The globalization of the world's economy and communications has increased the importance of maritime operations. The multitrillion-dollar international economic engine that has brought prosperity to billions of people moves most of its international commerce by sea.

U.S. Navy Programs Shore Up Cybersecurity

Infocentric ships require diverse solutions, but they are at hand.

The USS Carney transits the Mediterranean Sea on patrol. The diverse nature of U.S. Navy ship systems presents a service-unique challenge to cybersecurity efforts as the Navy modernizes its information technologies. Credit: U.S. Navy photography by Mass Communications Spec. 1st Class Ryan U. Kledzik, USN

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Panel: Women Blazing the Trail for National Defense Are Doing So Together

DISA Chief Pollett Says "I Need Ideas!"

In ChatGPT We Trust, or at Least Research

CISA Restarts Seaport Cybersecurity Exercises

President's Commentary: Building the Modern Marine Corps

DISA Official: CJADC2 Was Never Meant To Be Siloed

Homeland Security Is a Critical Part Of the Defense and Security Fabric

Finland Reaches Milestone With NATO

President's Commentary: Sailing Through Rough Seas

U.S. Navy Programs Shore Up Cybersecurity