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Transformation tops agenda of next DOD CIO
Stenbit's successor faces challenge of carrying through transformation
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Iraq shows IT work needed
DOD needs to do more to ensure its battlefield commanders have a comprehensive, integrated view of the battle, according to military leaders discussing initial lessons learned from the Iraqi conflict.
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Anteon wins $38 million defense deal
Anteon International will provide tech services for the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Public Affairs.
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NMCI gears up for next milestones
Upcoming evaluation includes look at Virginia-based network operations center
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Intercepts
GIG-BE Complaints; JTRS Jitters?; NSA Classifieds; Going Home Again; FBCB2 Cramps Stryker Troops
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Defense looks for biometric guidelines
Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz said biometrics will be a key component of information assurance and access control.
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More efforts needed to thwart cyberthreats
More research needed to determine how best to protect department, official says
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Defense CIO to leave job soon
Analysis finds most DHS employees are watchers and investigators
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Three firms join Future Combat team
Northrop Grumman, United Defense and McDonnell Douglas Helicopter are the last three firms to join the Future Combat System development group.
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Navy investigates NMCI's Welchia outbreak
Navy officials want to know how a worm got into the Navy Marine Corps Intranet.
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Army to test force identification
U.S. Joint Forces Command will test several soldier-to-soldier friendly force identification technologies at Fort Benning, Ga.
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Anteon wins Army Reserve deal
The Army's Reserve Command will pay Anteon up to $40 million for enterprise data centers
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Navy puts personnel system on Web
The Navy Standard Integrated Personnel System yesterday was launched on the Internet for the first time
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NMCI grows despite delays
With more than 95,000 seats cut over, the enterprisewide network is about one-third complete
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Virus worms into NMCI
For the first time in its short history, the Navy Marine Corps Intranet fell victim to an outside attack
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Navy purchase cards hacked
Defense Department officials said last week that hack attacks compromised about 13,000 Navy purchase cards
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Intercepts
JSIMS: Fixing the Fix; Microsoft Preps News; Marines Aim for the Final Frontier; Army Hears Comsat Lobby
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Inspector says improper payment made to MCI
DOD's inspector general has accused DISA of telling one of its agencies to improperly certify $16.6 million payment to MCI/WorldCom.
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Navy purchase cards hacked
The Navy canceled all 22,000 of its purchase card accounts after discovering that more than half of them may have been compromised by a hack attack
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GAO: Reserve, Guard need better systems
The General Accounting Office today said the Defense Department needs better, more centralized systems for overseeing Reserve and National Guard forces
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