IT-as-a-Service has been a model other branches of the military have chosen to help modernize and partner with the private industry to assist with IT needs.

When asked about IT-as-a-service implementation, a Marine Corps official said he had “no fundamental issues” with it but still needs to figure out “where it makes sense.”

Marine Corps Systems Command issued a request for information Jan. 7 seeking a vendor to help the service migrate to the cloud.

The Navy, Marine Corps and Air Force don't have consistent processes in place for software rationalization.

Ethical hackers uncovered more than 150 vulnerabilities, netting more than $151,000 in awards during the two-week cyber challenge.

Officials said they created a new council to find new acquisition methods for IT modernization, supply chain operations and cost efficiencies.