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While the use of smartphones is quite common, the world of identity management has yet to fully harness mobile technologies.

After helping shape the Army’s network modernization efforts, Lt. Gen. Bruce Crawford, CIO/G-6, takes on the service’s information technology enterprise.

Compute power, data analysis and storage are needed at the tactical edge for the nation’s geospatial intelligence agency, the Navy and Air Force.

The federal government, meanwhile, turns more to research centers for contracting identity solutions.

The United States must continue to advance information operations in order to prevail in long term strategic competition, leader says.

Recruiting and retaining warfighters for the multidomain battlefield requires laser focus, reconfiguring and more advanced systems, consultants say.

As the backstop for the nation’s cyber warfare, the military should look to more partnerships to improve its defenses.

The shift reflects the importance of integrated capabilities, above and beyond cyber.

Annual Forecast to the Industry from DISA’s top contracting officials sets the tone for innovation and partnership.

The U.S. Second Fleet and its NATO command ally in Norfolk look to advance operations in the North Atlantic.