Rules about funding and cybersecurity can shape the defense market as surely as contracts do
“We are in a messy middle situation, where they don’t have funding certainty, but they also don’t have regulatory certainty,” said Stephanie Kostro.
“We are in a messy middle situation, where they don’t have funding certainty, but they also don’t have regulatory certainty,” said Stephanie Kostro.
The federal CIO’s office is reviewing governmentwide cyber supply chain security standards, as it looks to root risks related to foreign adversaries.
Kevin Rhodes has been OFPP administrator since October. He will be the second OMB management executive to leave in a matter of weeks.
The current threat environment is forcing the agency to realize that all capabilities, including those space-based, are urgent and compelling.
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When automated threat actors weaponize vulnerabilities in hours, the ultimate bottleneck is not how fast we can scan, it’s how fast we can coordinate a fix.
The Pentagon is asking industry to recommend “common sense contract accounting changes” that would reduce compliance costs.
“This is a part of the American democratic process, that this our government asking for feedback,” said Colette Delawalla.
The Small Business Administration establishes a new test for small firms to demonstrate social disadvantage to get into the 8(a) program.
A Pentagon memo directs up to $244 million for Palantir and calls for additional funding through 2028, raising transparency and competition concerns.