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Congress Reaches Short-Term Deal to Avoid DHS Shutdown

UPDATE: The U.S. Congress voted late Friday to fund the Department of Homeland Security, but could only reach an agreement to fund the DHS for one week.

U.S. House of Representative members await on the floor for the final tally of a vote Friday on DHS funding.

IARPA Searches for Cyber Attack Prediction

Post-mortem on attacks no longer enough.

Harnessing the Power of IT Interoperability

Guest blogger Ed Bender from SolarWinds outlines the steps the U.S. Defense Department should take to secure and streamline information networks successfully toward the realization of the JIE. The department must strive for greater interoperability of NetOps and other IT management tools within the services.

U.S. soldiers work on a Mission Event Synchronization List in the Joint Cyber Control Center during Operation Deuce Lightning in 2011.

510 Small Satellites Set for Launch Over Next Five Years

Government civil and defense agencies to make up the bulk of the need

NASA's Nanosatellite Launch Adapter System was developed to increase access to space while simplifying the integration process of miniature satellites, called nanosats or cubesats, onto launch vehicles.

DHS Secretary Makes Passionate Plea to Congress to Fully Fund Department

Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson voiced a hesitant optimism Thursday that U.S. Congress will come together to fully fund the department before tomorrow’s deadline that could shutter parts of the Department of Homeland Security.

Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson, joined by leadership and employees from the DHS, calls on Congress on Monday to fully fund the department.

Chitwood Assigned to Rule of Law Field Force-Afghanistan

Brig. Gen. Mitchell R. Chitwood, USAR, has been assigned as director, Rule of Law Field Force-Afghanistan, U.S. Forces-Afghanistan, Operation Enduring Freedom.