“Combatant commanders need to be able to communicate globally. So what they plug into, it’s got to work and it’s got to be able to get data…

Army Secretary Dan Driscoll said “we’re going to bring you down to the commercial internet and we think it will solve all sorts of problems.” If the…

The $120 million task order will enable GDIT to implement zero-trust cybersecurity controls at facilities located across the world.

Arrington will officially start in the role Jan. 19 and serve on the company’s executive team.

The tech would be used to assist in "purple team assessments" that test how adversaries and cyber defenders move through networks.

To what extent Davies will continue, modify, expand, or cut existing programs remains to be seen.

Davies aims to shake up the Defense Department's IT enterprise.

ISACA has assumed responsibility as Cybersecurity Assessor and Instructor Certification Organization, and will work to scale the number of third-party CMMC assessors to meet a rising demand.

“We’re prepping the [ZT] strategy 2.0, estimating that it will be publicly available … around March 2026,” Randy Resnick said Tuesday at DefenseTalks.

Lt. Gen. Paul Stanton said that DISA must work to deliver "a fully integrated system-of-systems that solves a meaningful problem for the commander and his warfighter requirements."