Microsoft could score billions under recent DOD deals

Solers Inc. was one of four companies that protested the DISA contract but the only to receive a spot on the contract.

There's good news for potential DEOS cloud vendors who don't yet meet the military's level 6 security requirements.

The strategy emphasizes the "urgency, scale, and unity of effort" needed to make AI transformational both for the DOD and the nation at an operational level.

The immixGroup team takes a closer look at some of the top drivers for the department’s IT budget for fiscal 2019.

TWOSENSE.AI announced a $2.42 million OTA contract to work with the Defense Information Systems Agency on "invisible continuous multi-factor authentication" for the military.

The Defense Digital Service issued a request for information this week looking to create a "Civilian Hiring as a Service Pilot Program" for recruiting.

The DOD Cloud Strategy document lays out the current IT operating environment, the department's strategic objectives, approaches and guiding principles, and how it will implement.

Microsoft's new products will bring the Azure Government cloud to austere, connectivity-limited environments.

The annual report from the Department of Defense's chief weapons and systems tester highlighted major flaws in three major systems.

The Pentagon is exploring new efforts to strengthen — and build confidence in — the cyberdefenses of subcontractors further down the supply chain.