Defense Systems
Cloud computing poised for major expansion
Major cloud projects will roll out in the public and private sectors over the course of the next 18 months.
Defense Systems
iPhones, Android devices held back by encryption limitations
Defense organizations explore whether commercial handheld devices can provide enough encryption to meet security requirements.
Defense Systems
Cyber superiority requires intelligence edge
A robust cyber intelligence capability that blends traditional approaches with modern technology is essential if the United States intends to gain superiority over adversaries.
Defense Systems
A primer on two-way collaboration
Openness and two-way communications are vital to collaboration between the public and private sectors.
Defense Systems
Why Facebook keeps security experts up at night
New social media sites are creating avenues for hackers, thieves and spies to access employee data and potentially infiltrate network defenses.
Defense Systems
Software tool speeds data searches for intell analysts
A new software tool allows analysts to search a variety of media streams more efficiently.
Defense Systems
Cloud poses challenges for warfighter data sharing
IT staffs confronted with providing unlimited capacities for warfighter data face a daunting task.
Defense Systems
CIA writes new chapter in information sharing
The CIA now makes all sorts of data available to more than 100,000 authorized users through its Worldwide Intelligence Review.
Defense Systems
Satellites, UAVs kept tight watch on bin Laden compound
Satellites and unmanned aerial vehicles offered long-range snapshots and full-motion video, respectively, of the compound where Osama bin Laden was hiding in Pakistan.
Defense Systems
Critical Joint Forces Command functions move to DOD
The critical functions and expertise of the Joint Forces Command will be preserved after it is shut down.
Defense Systems
Army, DISA concede enterprise e-mail struggles, but tout progress
The enterprise e-mail initiative that the Army is implementing through DISA is moving forward with costs contained, despite some struggles along the way, DOD officials say.
Defense Systems
Getting on the right side of disruptive technology
New computing systems and tools on the horizon can enhance operational processes and also foil adversaries.
Defense Systems
Why breaking rank is sometimes a good thing
Office of Personnel Management Director John Berry recounts how one employee saved the day by ignoring agency protocol.
Defense Systems
DARPA picks IT provider to support office move
Wyle Information Systems will work for DARPA's support services office as it moves to new location in Arlington, Va.
Defense Systems
Measuring value is key to IT managers' success
A growing number of IT professionals are being viewed as equal partners in their companies instead of being seen as geeky outsiders, says Gartner Group's Richard Hunter.
Defense Systems
Biometric device likely part of toolkit for bin Laden raid
The U.S forces who participated in the May 1 raid on a Pakistani compound in which terrorist leader Osama bin Laden was killed are likely to have used a portable facial recognition device as one of several methods to verify his identity after his death.
Defense Systems
DISA pursues broader, more efficient satellite services
Bruce Bennett, DISA's program executive officer for communications, discusses the desire for universality of transmission, key satellite services contracts and increased bandwidth from existing transmission pipes.
Defense Systems
Intell agencies poised for tech breakthroughs
Establishing standards and processes for data sharing and cloud computing can cut agency costs and boost security.
Defense Systems
Tech partners unveil cross-domain data-sharing tool
Three IT companies have teamed up to demonstrate a new tool for letting users share data in cross-domain environments.
Defense Systems