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Incoming: As We Pivot Into the Future
Lt. Gen. Lawrence presents her last Incoming column with a look back at the central premise of her work.
Defense Department's DevSecOps Initiative Is on the Move
The military is aggressively rolling out an advanced software development environment.
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Contract Prospects Come Knocking
The Transportation Security Administration boasts several high-value awards on the horizon.
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Looking Within and Looking Beyond the Far Horizon
U.S. sea services are contemplating a future based on innovation while keeping a wary eye on events half a world away.
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Nontraditional Roboticists to Hit DARPA’s Fast Track
Robotics Fast Track effort seeks to cut costs and time by engaging developers who have not worked with the federal government.
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Guest Blog: A Brief Look into the Cybersecurity Framework
Whether a well-established company or one just getting started with cybersecurity risk management programs, those in the industry often can use a little help navigating the cumbersome and technical systems. This snapshot features pointers to clarify existing guidance and help organizations manage cybersecurity risk.
DOD Strives To Revolutionize Software Acquisition
The new strategy is expected to help soldiers obtain advanced technologies and capabilities more quickly.
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Ensuring the Pros of 5G Can't Be Conned
Supply chain issues are only the tip of the iceberg for security.
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Foes and Funding Vex Military Planners
Enemies are probing U.S. military forces for weaknesses that they can exploit, and these foes already may be winning in cyberspace. Coupled with changed budgetary priorities brought about by the new Obama administration, these threats pose substantial challenges to defense planners wrestling with maintaining readiness in the age of global terrorism.
Step-by-Step, Marching to the Smart Grid
It is a project that most officials and power industry leaders acknowledge will take 20 to 30 years. But already, government and industry representatives involved in upgrading the United States’ electrical infrastructure to the highly anticipated smart grid are reporting success in developing some of the first standards for the long-term nationwide project.