Navy
Future Marines need to know how to shoot, move, communicate and code, according to software leaders at the Marine Corps.
The service requires connectivity, data and machine learning to modernize its expeditionary force.
On the anniversary of Russia invading Ukraine, military tech leaders are focused on improving communication between the sister services and allied partners without sacrificing cybersecurity.
Partnerships are crucial enablers for helping the Defense Department counter growing threats.
The Navy’s tech strategy centers on modern approaches to unlocking data’s potential.
CIO Aaron Weis' take on a continuous ATO process includes moving to a currency mindset.
First of its kind strategy will guide the agency in achieving a more robust cybersecurity framework that will reduce risk and improve user experience.
Emerging threats against defense industrial control systems will have serious consequences if not addressed.
The strategy lists secure, survive and strike as the primary principles for defense in cyberspace.
Zero trust and a strong cybersecurity culture will help the Department of the Navy prepare its data for AI.
The service sees a modern workforce a requirement for delivering modern services and data capabilities.
The Defense Department sees great advantages of artificial intelligence and machine learning when it comes to supporting its workforce and back-office functions.
Software factories push for culture and policy changes to help put the Defense Department on a faster track to integrating DevSecOps into its infrastructure.
The data platform is helping enable fast decision-making and advanced analytics across the enterprise.
The core of the shop's mission focuses on enhancing the service's development and acquisition amid DevSecOps transformation.
The Navy and NSA believe collaborative public-private partnership and training will significantly boost overall cybersecurity posture.
The service is expected to issue a memorandum regarding policies that will support the cyber ready concept and continue to grow the use of DevSecOps.
Many federal agencies are tackling identity, credential and access management solutions to help them in their new zero trust approach to security.
DOD leaders say you can't have JADC2 without zero trust and a "data-centric" approach to cyber.
The Navy is using ICAM and other tools to prepare its IT landscape for the new technology standard.
