The branches of the military "have a consistent path we’re all going down together" for IT, Air Force Deputy CIO Bill Marion said. He credits Pentagon CIO Dana Deasy for getting them aligned.

The Air Force and Defense Logistics Agency monitor how control systems are used at posts, but the Army, Navy and Marine Corps do not, according to a new report.

A new, elevated department-level CIO role, formally the special assistant for information management, will lead a team dedicated to proactively improving cybersecurity and managing other digital priorities.

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.

The Naval Information Warfare Systems Command is hosting a contest for developing AI solutions for real-world cybersecurity challenges.

A lack of "logical or physical security safeguards could pose a risk to the life and safety of DoD personnel," says a new report.