With the Cold War effectively over, then-Secretary of Defense Les Aspin led an effort to deliberately encourage industry consolidation. The message was clear: defense budgets were now declining, and ...

The U.S. Air Force will make history on December 6 with its first graduating class of warrant officers in 66 years. The service saw the need to return warrant officers to its ranks to better prepare ...

A new strike team model, scholarship for service program and a change in perspective are helping steer the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) in the right direction and fill voids in the ...

With cyber attacks becoming increasingly common, dangerous and complex, state military officials are attempting to get out ahead of the enemy and be proactive rather than reactive. Maryland cyber ...

One year after the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) launched the Joint Operational Edge (JOE), the agency is in the process of onboarding the first group of mission owners and deploying this ...

Artificial intelligence has advanced to creating and automating code faster, but security risks are still a threat and could increase if students’ skills are not updated. Nishant Vishwamitra is an ...

Odyssey Systems Consulting Group, Ltd has been awarded a five-year, $225 million task order for Engineering, Professional, Administrative, and Support Services (EPASS) with the Air Force Life Cycle ...

Mercury Systems, Chelmsford, Massachusetts, has tapped Jamie Ryan as chief information officer.

Meet the AFCEA International executive team leading the way for the association's global membership.

Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) personnel have proclaimed that their zero-trust architecture has successfully passed every key zero-trust activity. The development marks a major milestone in ...

President Donald Trump’s proposed fiscal year (FY) 2027 budget includes a $707 million cut across programs within the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), which is responsible for ...

For Gen. Gregory Guillot, USAF, the two most predominant threats to U.S. homeland security today are, first, cyber attacks, and second, advanced missiles. “The cyber threat is the most persistent and ...