A U.S. Marine operates a computer inside a vehicle during the Cyber Electronic Warfare Course at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, California, Sept. 17, 2020. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Jennessa ...
For years, critics–particularly those in industry–have lambasted the Defense Department for its cautious approach toward cloud computing adoption, even as the intelligence community and civilian ...
The Defense Department has invited Amazon Web Services, Microsoft, Google and Oracle to compete for its massive warfighter cloud program. According to a presolicitation notice updated Nov. 19, the ...
MeriTalk, a public-private partnership working to improve the outcomes of government IT, today announced the results of a new study in conjunction with Amazon Web Services and Red Hat. The study, ...
The team working on the Pentagon's ambitious cloud procurement project announced that it had received 1,089 comments from 46 interested vendors, two trade associations and three government agencies. A ...
The move to cloud computing has been a long time coming, and the federal sector has been slow to get on board with virtualized services. However, government agencies are facing compulsory use of cloud ...
The JEDI cloud contract sits atop DOD's cloud hierarch as its first line of computing, according to DOD's new cloud strategy document. NOTE: This story first appeared on FCW.com. The Joint Enterprise ...
With the omnibus appropriations deal reached in late December, technology companies selling to the Defense Department can breathe a collective sigh of relief — the deal will allow for new program ...
The Department of Defense's cloud computing strategy is flawed, according to an audit by the department's Inspector General. In the first of what the IG said will be a series of reports, investigators ...
Oracle’s cloud tech can now host some of the Air Force’s most sensitive data, the company announced Tuesday. Oracle cloud is now authorized to host top secret/sensitive compartmentalized information ...
After years of proposing Bring Your Own Device strategies, the U.S. Army has embarked on Phase III of its BYOD Pilot. The U.S. Army is testing a mobile device application that would let its Soldiers ...
John Sherman participates in a virtual panel with Billington Cybersecurity at the Pentagon, April 15, 2021. (DoD photo / Chad J. McNeeley) An award for the Department of Defense’s multi-vendor ...
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