Navy’s chief information officer steps down
Jane Rathburn wrote about her exit online, but did not disclose why she made the move.
DOGE-related workforce cuts have left the Navy with a ‘big challenge,’ CIO says
“In some cases, we lost some people that we wanted to lose, but we lost some people that we didn't want to lose," CIO of the Department of the Navy Jane Rathbun said.
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Department of the Navy CIO ‘looking forward’ to working with DOGE on software modernization
"I think that at its essence, what the DOGE wants to do is become more efficient, and that is core to how we view our own portfolio," DON CIO Jane Rathbun told Breaking Defense.
Becoming ‘data fluent’: Navy rolls out updated ‘Information Superiority Vision’
The newly released “ISV 2.0” builds on the broad-brush original vision from 2020, with a new emphasis on the unglamorous groundwork of getting the Navy’s data right.
Navy officials call for more ‘shared cyber responsibility,’ better handling of ‘crapload of data’
“Those are the next steps that are going to be most challenging because ... people are messy, right?” Navy cyber advisor Scott St. Pierre said. “Everybody’s like, ‘No, that’s mine. I don’t want to touch it.’ ... What we really need to do is help everybody understand that we’re all in this together."
Navy publishes first cyber strategy, prioritizing defense of ‘information ecosystem’
The document's release comes several months later than expected and lays out seven lines of effort, including partnering with industry.
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