The U.S. Army is deploying commercial equipment, service and bandwidth packages to units across the world as part of efforts to assess a leasing business model for commercial satellite communications services to
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The Defense Innovation Unit and AUKUS Pillar II have partnered to launch the inaugural trilateral prize challenge to identify electromagnetic spectrum technologies that could offer protection against adversarial electromagnetic-targeting capabilities. AUKUS Pillar
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The White House has launched the National Bioeconomy Board to work with public and private sectors to advance national security, competitiveness, economic productivity and sustainability through biotechnology and biomanufacturing. The Office of
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John Sherman, chief information officer of the Department of Defense and a 2024 Wash100 awardee, said DOD continues to prioritize zero trust, identity credentialing and access management and efforts to secure the
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The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency will host an industry day on April 4 for a program that seeks to assess whether a field medic could handle a complex polytrauma patient on
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The Department of Justice’s Office of Information Policy has begun soliciting public comments on the proposed Freedom of Information Act business standards developed to support federal shared services. DOJ is seeking input
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A new report by the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute’s Center for Peace Through Strength has given defense modernization in the U.S. a “D” grade, reflecting the country’s limited progress in
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The Department of the Air Force plans to implement a Hypori-developed platform intended to provide personnel with secure mobile access to government applications, unclassified data and Common Access Card-enabled websites. The Air
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David Wennergren, CEO of the American Council for Technology and Industry Advisory Council, said government agencies should identify the opportunities of advancing the adoption of artificial intelligence while addressing a number of
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The NASA Office of Inspector General recently called out the space agency the for the “disjointed” way it has organized and managed its high-end computing, or HEC, capabilities. Unless “key changes” are
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