FBI preparing for complete network infrastructure refresh
The bureau wants the latest details on software-defined networking from manufacturers before launching its Network Enterprise Redesign Initiative.
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(Getty Images) Sponsored Sponsored Content Breaking through the myths and misconceptions of implementing zero trust
Implementing zero trust is an imperative for federal agencies, but some leaders may still be struggling to plan and implement their strategy to get there.
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Content from Sponsors Juniper Networks’ Bob Friday and Sampak Garg discuss the Biden administration’s tech priorities and the importance of cloud and AI
FedScoop catches up with them as part of 2022 IT Mod Week.
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FedScoop TV Juniper’s Andy Ory on how networks are evolving
Ory spoke with FedScoop in conjunction with the IT Modernization Summit.
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U.S. Air Force Lt. Col. Alex Edwards, 125th Fighter Wing Detachment 1 commander, responds to a simulated alert call during the Advanced Battle Management System Onramp 2 demonstration out of Homestead Air Reserve Base, Fla., Sept. 3, 2020. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Nicholas Dutton) Defense Latest ABMS tests break new barriers on AI and edge cloud capabilities
The latest test inserted AI into the so-called kill chain, tested base security features and deployed new tactical-edge cloud systems to power the Internet of Military Things.
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(source: FedScoop) Sponsored Modernization How to keep enterprise-IT-as-a-service networks agile and secure
With 70 percent of the Army’s networking gear reaching end-of-life service, IT experts say open networking standards will play key role to getting best of breed solutions.
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(source: FedScoop) Sponsored Defense How the Intelligence Community can modernize legacy TDM networks — and lower costs
Modern circuit-to-packet technology offers IC agencies a better way to maintain critical enterprise data systems running on expiring technologies.
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(Source: FedScoop) Sponsored Sponsored Content The silver lining in GSA’s 2020 deadline to replace outdated TDM networks
Agencies must soon replace TDM technologies but will benefit from lower costs and greater agility using open, software-defined networks, says new report.
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Getty Images Sponsored Defense How modernized networks can accelerate DOD’s multicloud migration plans
The Department of Defense’s ambitious multicloud strategy will scale faster and more securely using a flexible, open standards networking approach, a new report says.
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A Strava Heat Map of Moscow, similar to those that revealed the fitness routines of military service members. (Strava) Defense Pentagon bans use of location-tracking tech in operational areas
“These geolocation capabilities can expose personal information, locations, routines, and numbers of DoD personnel, and potentially create unintended security consequences and increased risk to the joint force and mission,” says the new guidance.