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As the capabilities of networked technologies continue to increase exponentially, so too does the speed and impact of the narrative.

If the commercial sector is to be the source of military communications capabilities, why do we need a defense organization such as the DISA dedicated to providing information system services to the defense community? The answer lies in two words.

Cold weather warfighting preparation by the U.S. Marines in Norway strengthens U.S. and NATO response.

Even in the summer, Norway offers challenging, rugged terrain that helps hone the cold-weather survival and mountain warfare skills of the U.S. Marines.

Now it’s the protective measures that must stand the rigors of combat.

A data set of satellite imagery and ML algorithms can determine damage from catastrophes.

Collaborative communications critical to growing alliances and autonomy to disrupt and defeat adversaries in contested environments

The low-cost, high-impact harm caused by cyber attacks will require agencies, commands and commercial organizations to adapt with structural, behavioral and policy-based changes, much like the country did after Pearl Harbor.

The combat support agency seeks to drive innovation as it focuses on cybersecurity, infrastructure modernization and enterprise communications.

DISA works with industry and governments to integrate military and civil emergency response.