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Army News

October 2019

AUSA NEWS: Army Initiates IT-as-a-Service Pilot Program

By Mandy Mayfield
The Army plans to launch a new enterprise information technology service model at nine different locations over three years as part of a new multi-million dollar pilot program, the Army’s chief information officer said Oct 15.
Global Defense Market

January 2017

Company Building System to Predict Cyber Attacks

By Yasmin Tadjdeh
The government is embarking on a new effort to develop technology that can predict and detect cyber attacks.
Defense Contracting

June 2016

Defense Firms Regaining Attention From Private Equity

By Sandra I. Erwin
Recent moves by private equity firms to acquire defense companies speak to broader trends in the market and shed some light on how investors view the defense sector.
Infotech

June 2016

McAfee: Mobile Applications Collaborating to Spread Malware

By Kristen Torres
"Mobile applications continue to open smartphones up to malware, especially when two different types of software share information, the latest McAfee Labs threats report released June 14 revealed.
Homeland Security

June 2016

Small Businesses Face Hurdles Joining DHS Cybersecurity Program

By Kristen Torres
A year after Congress passed landmark legislation designed to help organizations share information on cyber threats, small businesses are facing roadblocks when trying to join the program, witnesses said June 15 during a House hearing.
Infotech

June 2016

Pentagon Looks to Industry For Cyber Tools and Talent

By Jon Harper
The Pentagon intends to lean on commercial industry as it beefs up its cyber capabilities in the face of growing threats.
Cybersecurity

May 2016

FBI Director: U.S. Needs Dialogue on Encryption

By Yasmin Tadjdeh
TAMPA, Fla. — Following a high profile dispute with Apple earlier this year, the director of the FBI said there needs to be greater dialogue in the United States about the balance between public safety and privacy. “I love strong encryption,” said James Comey. “Encryption is a very, very good thing. I also love pubic safety.”
Cybersecurity

February 2016

Cyber Espionage Fears Stoked by China’s Zoomlion Bid for Terex

By Sandra I. Erwin
Cyber Espionage Fears Stoked by China’s Zoomlion Bid for Terex
Cybersecurity

January 2016

Cybersecurity, Information Technology Industry Headed for Massive Shakeout

By Sandra I. Erwin
Cybersecurity, Information Technology Contractors Headed for Massive Shakeout
Cybersecurity

January 2016

Defense Department Assuming Growing Cyber Security Role

By Stephanie Meloni
The Defense Department sees cyber as a domain that spans air, land, sea and space, but it struggles with how to handle it as a warfighting domain to best protect the nation.