Chips will drive the AI infrastructure America needs to keep pace with China
The artificial intelligence arms race will require the U.S. to invest heavily in compute power.
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Zero Trust requires securing data, users and devices
Securing data can help stop attack vectors like API calls and cloud uploads.
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Constantly evolving aerial threats demand training that adapts accordingly
With potential adversaries no longer predictable, training must move beyond just live exercises and flight simulators.
New Webinar! DoD Zero Trust leader to level set status and discuss new initiatives
Join us on October 9th for a conversation with DoD CIO Zero Trust leader Randy Resnick to discuss the Defense Department’s progress on Zero Trust, the implementations now in full compliance, and what Zero Trust looks like for operational technology and weapon systems.
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To scale AI and bring Zero Trust security, look to the chips
Improved artificial intelligence and security is just a matter of taking advantage of chips already built into defense systems.
Navy’s chief information officer steps down
Jane Rathburn wrote about her exit online, but did not disclose why she made the move.
DoD working on cyber ‘warfighter scorecards’ for COCOMs’ weapons systems
The move comes as the department is pushing to bolster its cybersecurity for weapons systems in other areas, such as establishing zero trust for weapons systems by 2035.
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Bombardier Defense stands ready to support the U.S. military
The solution starts with an outstanding portfolio of Challenger and Global aircraft, recognized as the world’s top-performing business jets.
To protect F-47 plans from hackers, Boeing should lean on CMMC, zero trust: DoD official
“The CMMC certification will be proof — trust, verify that those companies have the cyber posture needed to secure the data that is critical to national security, like on programs like the F-47,” Katie Arrington, who is performing the duties of the DoD CIO told Breaking Defense.
DoD floats 2035 as goal for zero trust in weapons systems
Weapons systems are the last element of the Pentagon’s Zero Trust Implementation Plan to adopt zero trust architectures.
Army releases Unified Network Plan 2.0, honing in on multi-domain fighting, zero trust
In the years since the first version of the plan, "a confluence of emerging technologies and events has transformed the world into a multidomain, persistently contested information environment that demands a far more data-centric approach to harness the power of the Army Network to fight and win," the Army said.
DISA: DoD to achieve federated ICAM connection across all military services by end of fiscal year
DISA plans to first achieve federated ICAM connection within the Army, followed by the Department of the Navy and Department of the Air Force.
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Threat warning and survivability in the modern battlespace
Protecting warfighters requires fast, accurate, and dependable systems that work flawlessly to military standards.
Pentagon 14% of the way to zero trust compliance, faces challenges with ICAM, data tagging
"We're not the only target that damn communists are trying to overcome,” Col. Gary Kipe said Wednesday. “They're trying to overcome freedom loving people around the world, and all of us are using the same data.”
Army says DUCES to cyber hackers: New RFI looks for tactical edge zero trust solutions
“This constrained, highly dynamic, and adversarial-susceptible tactical environment will be a challenge to implement ZT solutions that meet mission needs,” the RFI stated.
DoD keeps pushing for the next-gen of IT and cyber systems: 2024 in review
From both a top level approach and a service-level approach, this year the DoD released new IT strategies focused on supporting the evolving nature of warfare.
As adversaries attack, Pentagon’s zero trust office shifts focus to protecting ‘operational technology’
“For OT and weapon systems, we are coming out with initial zero trust guidance. Why? Because the adversary is attacking," Randy Resnick, director of the Pentagon's Zero Trust Office, told Breaking Defense.