People
Pentagon builds a database to recruit teens for military
Privacy advocates say the program is a 'bad idea.'
Cybersecurity
DOD cyberwarriors in a war of attrition
New paper suggests policy changes and use of fake networks to better defend systems.
People
Lockheed Martin wins Army portal deal
Lockheed Martin's team will administer the Army's Web portal and oversee its knowledge management program.
People
Croom takes over DISA, JTF-GNO
Air Force Lt. Gen. Charles Croom assumed command of DISA and the Joint Task Force for Global Network Operations.
People
Lockheed lands more work on military system
Lockheed Martin announced that the company received a $24.7 million Air Force contract that will let U.S. military commanders plan and carry out attack and recovery missions.
People
Alexander nominated to head NSA
Keith Alexander is currently serving as the Army’s deputy chief of staff for intelligence.
People
Oracle lands order for Transcom financials
With software in hand, Air Force officials now seek systems integrator to build financial system.
People
NMCI faces fall milestones
Navy officials will provide lawmakers with a status report, while the Marines will test the network in a warfighting exercise.
People
Army IT portfolio plan almost ready
Service officials who oversee logistics and intelligence systems will be required to submit systems for interoperability testing.
Modernization
Army orders more JNN nodes
Satellite-equipped trailers provide mobile communications for troops working in remote areas.
Cybersecurity
Military recruiting database draws scrutiny
Pentagon defends building a database with names of teenagers for military recruitment.
People
Accenture nabs pact for Army financials
Contract to build General Fund Enterprise Business System could be worth $537 million.
Digital Government
House passes DOD spending bill
The House Appropriations Committee agreed with many of the recommendations made by the House Armed Services Committee.
People
Virginia lawmakers discuss base closures
Almost 400 people attended the 90-minute event hosted by Rep. Jim Moran (D-Va.) that included Rep. Tom Davis (R-Va.) and Sen. John Warner (R-Va.).
People
Bush nominates Air Force CIO
President Bush has nominated Air Force Maj. Gen. Michael Peterson to serve as director of the service’s new information technology office.
People
Army rebuilds network defenses after hacks
CIO responds with enterprise consolidation initiative
People
Air Force handles network security
Service will distribute securely configured Microsoft software.
Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity plagues Fort Hood
A top Army warfighting IT official said it's a servicewide problem for the Army.
People
Army reaches out to IT workers
Technology personnel should start thinking and operating as an enterprise organization, said Maj. Gen. Dennis Moran.
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