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Garrett Yee, vice president and general manager of the Army and Defense Agencies Sector at General Dynamics Information Technology (GDIT), is responsible for the successful operation, execution and management for Army and Defense Agencies mission programs. He leads over 3,000 employees with operations in 22 countries, implements employee and customer engagements and focuses on improving service delivery in all major programs.

The 435th Communications Operations Group is fundamentally evolving to provide expeditionary communications.

U.S. government departments may be facing deep budget cuts, but companies could end up on top if they listen closely to agencies' priorities. At the top of the list are cloud computing, cybersecurity, mobility and information sharing between government and industry.

While information operations has been a priority to at least a small percentage of the global security community, it is becoming a mainstream discipline as part of the cyberwarfare initiatives now gaining precedence throughout government and industry. Recent experiences in Estonia and Georgia have convinced even the most skeptical person that cyberwarfare is a global priority and a significant combat multiplier.

Having a direct relationship with cloud providers is advancing cloud offerings for joint warfighters.

Every day there are hundreds, maybe thousands, of people searching the Internet for classified military data and the identities of military personnel and their families. However, they are not hacking into sensitive databases or trying to breach Pentagon networks. They are simply looking in locations that are filled of this type of free information: social networking sites and personal web pages. There is one small group of these data seekers that you would want to be the very first to find this kind of online treasure. They are the Army Web Risk Assessment Cell (AWRAC).