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With Li-Fi, a headlight could provide a network connection
The Defense Information Systems Agency is looking into the potential for a Wi-Fi alternative called Li-Fi that uses light instead of radio frequency.
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DISA wants to make data sharing easier for ally nations to swallow
DISA is looking to industry to help better connect coalition nations.
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DISA’s behind-the-scenes role in hacking the Pentagon
Top officials from DISA discussed their role in the revolutionary bug bounty program at the Pentagon.
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DoD’s in-house milCloud prepares to go commercial
DISA officials provided an update on milCloud 2.0 at the annual Forecast to Industry Nov. 17.
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DISA’s unified capabilities to center on integration
DISA is seeking flexible, collaborative IT capabilities that can be easily integrated with other tools.
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DISA takes on new mission sets with changing world
Briefing members of industry, Maj. Gen. Sarah Zabel, DISA’s vice director, outlined new areas of focus for DISA.
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DISA director: Military still figuring out how to fight in cyberspace
Lt. Gen. Alan Lynn said DoD still has work to do to protect networks from cyberattacks.
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DISA realigns computing and storage operations
DISA’s realignment in computing and storage activities targets efficiencies, reduced costs and increased standardization.
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DoD is ‘rebranding’ endpoint security
DISA is rolling a number of capabilities into a single suite for an evolved and more holistic approach toward network defense.
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With Li-Fi, a headlight could provide a network connection
The Defense Information Systems Agency is looking into the potential for a Wi-Fi alternative called Li-Fi that uses light instead of radio frequency.
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DISA wants to make data sharing easier for ally nations to swallow
DISA is looking to industry to help better connect coalition nations.
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DISA’s role in the third offset strategy
How can DISA lend a hand in the third offset strategy?
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DISA’s behind-the-scenes role in hacking the Pentagon
Top officials from DISA discussed their role in the revolutionary bug bounty program at the Pentagon.
-
DoD’s in-house milCloud prepares to go commercial
DISA officials provided an update on milCloud 2.0 at the annual Forecast to Industry Nov. 17.
-
DISA’s unified capabilities to center on integration
DISA is seeking flexible, collaborative IT capabilities that can be easily integrated with other tools.
-
DISA takes on new mission sets with changing world
Briefing members of industry, Maj. Gen. Sarah Zabel, DISA’s vice director, outlined new areas of focus for DISA.
-
DISA director: Military still figuring out how to fight in cyberspace
Lt. Gen. Alan Lynn said DoD still has work to do to protect networks from cyberattacks.
-
DISA realigns computing and storage operations
DISA’s realignment in computing and storage activities targets efficiencies, reduced costs and increased standardization.
-
DoD is ‘rebranding’ endpoint security
DISA is rolling a number of capabilities into a single suite for an evolved and more holistic approach toward network defense.
-
With Li-Fi, a headlight could provide a network connection
The Defense Information Systems Agency is looking into the potential for a Wi-Fi alternative called Li-Fi that uses light instead of radio frequency.
-
DISA wants to make data sharing easier for ally nations to swallow
DISA is looking to industry to help better connect coalition nations.
-
DISA’s role in the third offset strategy
How can DISA lend a hand in the third offset strategy?
-
DISA’s behind-the-scenes role in hacking the Pentagon
Top officials from DISA discussed their role in the revolutionary bug bounty program at the Pentagon.
-
DoD’s in-house milCloud prepares to go commercial
DISA officials provided an update on milCloud 2.0 at the annual Forecast to Industry Nov. 17.
-
DISA’s unified capabilities to center on integration
DISA is seeking flexible, collaborative IT capabilities that can be easily integrated with other tools.
-
DISA takes on new mission sets with changing world
Briefing members of industry, Maj. Gen. Sarah Zabel, DISA’s vice director, outlined new areas of focus for DISA.
-
DISA director: Military still figuring out how to fight in cyberspace
Lt. Gen. Alan Lynn said DoD still has work to do to protect networks from cyberattacks.
-
DISA realigns computing and storage operations
DISA’s realignment in computing and storage activities targets efficiencies, reduced costs and increased standardization.
-
DoD is ‘rebranding’ endpoint security
DISA is rolling a number of capabilities into a single suite for an evolved and more holistic approach toward network defense.
