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Science Applications International Corporation, McLean, Virginia, was awarded a $19 million contract to develop and demonstrate new technology that provides comprehen

The Defense Department's medical branch creates an iPhone application called iBreathe to help military personnel and veterans handle stressful situations by practicing relaxed breathing.

Capt. Jeffrey A. Harley, USN, has been nominated for promotion to rear admiral and assignment as deputy director, plans and policy, J-5B, U.S.

Whether by the casual hackers in a coffee shop or the state-sponsored experts in a cutting-edge cyber war room, our network and information defenses will always be engaged. Into this fray the new cyber command leads a combined force of expertise, experience, technology and vision drawn from the various Army groups that have held the line so far.

Rockwell Collins, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, has made the following appointments: Scott Gunnufson to vice president and general manager, Service

Defense Department leadership appears to be viewing cyberdefense issues primarily as a matter of policy and strategy that can be fixed incrementally. That is not possible. Cyberdefense deficiencies have became deeply rooted as result of the defective ways in which the Defense Department acquired IT over the past decades. Cyberdefense flaws are inherently enterprise-wide and are mostly not application specific.

Booz Allen Hamilton Incorporated, Herndon, Virginia, was awarded a $9 million contract to provide development planning for aeronautical systems for survivable a

Battelle Memorial Institute, Columbus, Ohio, was awarded an estimated $6 million contract to enhance, expand and assess selected components of the Pentagon Shiel