While language directing an independent assessment for a potential cyber force was weakened, observers are still feeling positive about the provision in the NDAA.

The final version of the conferenced bill between the House and Senate Armed Services Committee alters prior legislation in favor of a cyber intelligence "capability" rather than…

The legislation would require the department's All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office to liaise with a new "C-UAS Task Force."

Pentagon officials have been tight-lipped publicly about specific systems that have undergone review under DOD Directive 3000.09.

The conferenced bill for the 2025 NDAA calls for a DOD evaluation of a potential AI-enabled weapon systems center of excellence.

The potential for an independent cyber service just got a boost.

A report accompanying the Senate version of the 2025 National Defense Authorization Act highlighted members’ concerns about where things stand.

Lawmakers want the DOD CIO to issue new guidance tailoring the department's zero-trust framework to "human-wearable devices, sensors, and other smart technology" included in the so-called military…

A House lawmaker is proposing a $20 million increase in Army RDT&E funding for a first-of-its-kind quantum center of excellence.

DOD has been conducting its own examinations of the future of how cyber forces are presented, as directed by Congress.