DISA seeks industry input on combatant command migration after GDIT protest
DISA said it would conduct market research, make a new acquisition approach decision, and develop a new acquisition plan after GDIT filed a protest with GAO.
Rethinking critical infrastructure security for the age of AI
The challenge is not one vulnerability in isolation, but rather the pathway that vulnerability creates across connected systems.
Accenture wins $821M Pentagon AI data platform contract
Accenture won an $821 million contract to mature the Pentagon’s War Data Platform, boosting AI-powered battlefield data and decision-making.
Back office, front line: How agents and automation drive warfighting readiness
Agents and automation applied to enterprise workflows are not administrative upgrades. They are readiness multipliers.
The debate over CUI is revealing a larger struggle over how government buys technology
“We always say we want the government to act more like a business, but at the end of the day, the government isn’t a business,” said Emily Murphy.
DoD is looking for new ways to bring commercial innovation into national security
“I think the Department of War has to rationalize which kind of business model are they more willing to accept,” said Scott Davis.
Military leaders are drawing new lessons from conflicts in Ukraine, the Middle East and beyond
“I’ll often tell people that our adversaries don’t fear PowerPoint. What they fear is our production lines,” said Orlando “OJ” Sanchez.
The Trump administration continues to champion deregulation
“I think right now we’re going to enter a very, very busy period of administrative policymaking and I expect that to continue,” said Will Yeatman.
Nuclear Regulatory Commission considers changes to radiation protection requirements
“In fact, the biggest impacts could well be on radiation workers, and as I said, their doses are, on average, pretty low across the…
Calibrating Perfection: The On-Time vs. Quality Debate
The best work in the world doesn’t mean anything if the customer doesn’t get it when they need it. The post Calibrating Perfection: The On-Time vs. Quality Debate…