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L3Harris boss: Integrated deterrence requires intentional disruption
Abrupt change delivered via a spirit of solidarity and innovation can upend slow, bureaucratic processes.
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Mine it in America — Securing the US military supply chain
Every F-35 strike fighter built for U.S. armed forces contains 920 pounds of rare earth materials — the majority of which is imported from China.
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A people-first approach to recruitment, retention at federal agencies
While the private sector has recovered more than 90% of jobs lost over the past two years, the public sector has only recovered 53%.
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The failure of integrated deterrence, and what to do about China
Modernization must not be sacrificed during this time of crisis, or we risk winning the battle to ultimately lose the war.
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Technical debt: The cybersecurity threat hiding in plain sight
The Biden Administration’s executive order on cybersecurity in May 2021 jump started the movement toward a zero trust architecture.
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How states are preparing for the Emergency Resiliency Era
Hurricane Ian serves as a tragic reminder to federal and state leaders about the critical need to prepare for emergency disasters—before they arrive.
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Passing Electoral Count Act reforms is vital to national security
Nine senior former defense officials and military leaders warn about national security threats America faces due to weaknesses in the Electoral Count Act.
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Ukraine needs help to counter Iranian-made ballistic missiles, drones
Iran could soon provide the Russian military with even deadlier weapons than the Iranian drones it has been using to target Ukraine.
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Three strategies for US agencies to modernize, simplify cloud security
Deadline for the five pillars established by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency’s zero-trust model is fast approaching.
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How Robotic Process Automation is helping federal agencies manage data
RPA and the use of intelligent bots are proving critical for agencies seeking to automate time-consuming manual processes.
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L3Harris boss: Integrated deterrence requires intentional disruption
Abrupt change delivered via a spirit of solidarity and innovation can upend slow, bureaucratic processes.
-
Mine it in America — Securing the US military supply chain
Every F-35 strike fighter built for U.S. armed forces contains 920 pounds of rare earth materials — the majority of which is imported from China.
-
A people-first approach to recruitment, retention at federal agencies
While the private sector has recovered more than 90% of jobs lost over the past two years, the public sector has only recovered 53%.
-
The failure of integrated deterrence, and what to do about China
Modernization must not be sacrificed during this time of crisis, or we risk winning the battle to ultimately lose the war.
-
Technical debt: The cybersecurity threat hiding in plain sight
The Biden Administration’s executive order on cybersecurity in May 2021 jump started the movement toward a zero trust architecture.
-
How states are preparing for the Emergency Resiliency Era
Hurricane Ian serves as a tragic reminder to federal and state leaders about the critical need to prepare for emergency disasters—before they arrive.
-
Passing Electoral Count Act reforms is vital to national security
Nine senior former defense officials and military leaders warn about national security threats America faces due to weaknesses in the Electoral Count Act.
-
Ukraine needs help to counter Iranian-made ballistic missiles, drones
Iran could soon provide the Russian military with even deadlier weapons than the Iranian drones it has been using to target Ukraine.
-
Three strategies for US agencies to modernize, simplify cloud security
Deadline for the five pillars established by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency’s zero-trust model is fast approaching.
-
How Robotic Process Automation is helping federal agencies manage data
RPA and the use of intelligent bots are proving critical for agencies seeking to automate time-consuming manual processes.
-
L3Harris boss: Integrated deterrence requires intentional disruption
Abrupt change delivered via a spirit of solidarity and innovation can upend slow, bureaucratic processes.
-
Mine it in America — Securing the US military supply chain
Every F-35 strike fighter built for U.S. armed forces contains 920 pounds of rare earth materials — the majority of which is imported from China.
-
A people-first approach to recruitment, retention at federal agencies
While the private sector has recovered more than 90% of jobs lost over the past two years, the public sector has only recovered 53%.
-
The failure of integrated deterrence, and what to do about China
Modernization must not be sacrificed during this time of crisis, or we risk winning the battle to ultimately lose the war.
-
Technical debt: The cybersecurity threat hiding in plain sight
The Biden Administration’s executive order on cybersecurity in May 2021 jump started the movement toward a zero trust architecture.
-
How states are preparing for the Emergency Resiliency Era
Hurricane Ian serves as a tragic reminder to federal and state leaders about the critical need to prepare for emergency disasters—before they arrive.
-
Passing Electoral Count Act reforms is vital to national security
Nine senior former defense officials and military leaders warn about national security threats America faces due to weaknesses in the Electoral Count Act.
-
Ukraine needs help to counter Iranian-made ballistic missiles, drones
Iran could soon provide the Russian military with even deadlier weapons than the Iranian drones it has been using to target Ukraine.
-
Three strategies for US agencies to modernize, simplify cloud security
Deadline for the five pillars established by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency’s zero-trust model is fast approaching.
-
How Robotic Process Automation is helping federal agencies manage data
RPA and the use of intelligent bots are proving critical for agencies seeking to automate time-consuming manual processes.
