Defense
The Defense Department relies on advanced IT and cybersecurity systems to maintain its technological edge and ensure national security. This includes securing vast networks, protecting sensitive data, and developing cutting-edge technologies. The Pentagon is also responsible for defending against cyber threats from state-sponsored actors and non-state actors, which requires constant vigilance and innovation. DOD invests in research and development, as well as training and education for its personnel.
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NPS Launches First New NVIDIA AI Supercomputer in US Military
Naval Postgraduate School unveiled U.S. military's first NVIDIA DGX GB300 AI supercomputer to advance AI-enabled warfighting and research.
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Agile Acquisition Becomes DISA's New Battlefield Advantage
DODNet leaders say 90-day OTA cycles and flexible engineering models are helping DISA deliver capabilities at the speed of cyber threats.
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War Department Details Post-Quantum Cryptography Roadmap
The Pentagon is accelerating PQC adoption across military networks, weapons systems and the defense industrial base under a new strategy.
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Army Seeks Faster Software Buying Through Contracting Changes
Army Contracting Command is consolidating software contracts, modernizing procurement and rethinking pricing to speed technology acquisition.
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DISA Plans Unified Cloud Marketplace to Expand JWCC
A major recompete will broaden the vendor pool into a single commercial cloud ecosystem supporting joint warfighter missions.
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Pentagon Eyes AI Agents to Slash Software Approval Times
Officials say AI could automate software compliance tasks as the department scales agentic AI and GenAI adoption.
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Army Corps of Engineers Advances Data Initiatives with New Analytics Office
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is standing up a new enterprise and analytics office to spearhead the department’s integration and network convergence initiatives.
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Misunderstood ATOs Are Costing Agencies Time, Money
Institutional confusion about ATOs is creating avoidable delays, while modern DevSecOps approaches offer a faster path to software delivery.
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A Look at the Technology Powering World Cup Security Operations
Government is deploying counter-drone systems, AI-powered biometrics and biosurveillance tools to secure the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
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DOW CIO Pushes 'Radical Transformation' to Modernize Tech
Kirsten Davies said skills-based hiring, acquisition reform and a focus on warfighter capability are key to modernization and innovation.
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DISA Chief Signals New Approach to Industry Accountability
Lt. Gen. Paul Stanton said contractors supporting defense networks should be treated as part of a unified workforce with shared standards.
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Pentagon CIO Says RMF, ATO Reforms Underway
Kirsten Davies shared how the department is replacing checklist compliance with real‑time threat visibility and ATO reform.
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