Austal settles DOJ investigation into former employees, will pay $24M fine
A trial for the three executives alleged to be responsible is set for January 2025.
After leak, Pentagon purges some users’ access to classified programs, launches security review
The review, whose initial findings are due in 45 days, involves DoD CIO John Sherman, who's already been long at work revamping how the Pentagon protects its secrets.
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Meeting Zero Trust goals while maintaining information dominance
Balancing security and access to data are critical to providing users with trustworthy, reliable data for real-time decisions.
Revealed: Secret FBI Cyber Op To Clean Exchange Servers
This operation -- which involved the FBI removing malware from privately owned and operated victim servers without advance notice -- could be unprecedented, at least at this scale.
Contractor Fined $20M For Defrauding Navy
Navy finds new problems with berthing fees and services, and this time Fat Leonard had nothing to do with it.
Justice Department To Pentagon On Mergers: Back Off
The Department of Justice just told the Department of Defense to back off, and DoD did. It’s a rare public confrontation between two major government departments, especially over a subject as politically volatile as mergers and acquisitions, where the Pentagon had wanted more authority in a process Justice and the Federal Trade Commission currently control — […]