IT Why the DOD’s zero-trust strategy looks beyond technical needs Cisco National Security and Government Senior Strategist Andy Stewart talks about culture, work efficiency and policy as key parts of the DOD’s public zero-trust strategy. By DefenseScoop Staff December 6, 2022 2021 FedFWD: Roadmap to Digital Transformation Share Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Copy Link Advertisement Advertisement More Like This Army developing plans to improve cATO pipelines for weapon systems By Mikayla Easley Report finds large gap in CMMC readiness among defense industrial base By Mikayla Easley Advertisement Top Stories SOCOM searching for ‘tactical forensics’ tools to exploit data from vehicles, smartphones, drones By Jon Harper UAP enthusiasts ‘hopeful’ for more transparency during Trump’s second term By Brandi Vincent DOD-wide social media pause rescinded By Brandi Vincent Marines to give air-to-ground missile new counter-drone capabilities By Jon Harper Army helicopter involved in fatal crash over the Potomac was not using AI, sources say By Brandi Vincent Mikayla Easley Navy looking to fuse data and sensors to fight better from maritime operations centers By Mark Pomerleau Marines aiming to lessen the cybersecurity burden for forces in the fight By Mark Pomerleau Advertisement
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Army helicopter involved in fatal crash over the Potomac was not using AI, sources say By Brandi Vincent Mikayla Easley
Navy looking to fuse data and sensors to fight better from maritime operations centers By Mark Pomerleau
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Questions on DOD’s plans for generative AI swirl as Task Force Lima’s possible sunset nears By Brandi Vincent