Billy Mitchell

U.S. Indo-Pacific Command is in the process of consolidating 17 networks it operates to communicate with allies into a single, unified network under a program that Katie Arrington, who is performing the duties of DOD CIO, calls Mission Network-as-a-Service.

In the nation's race to lead in AI, there is a gap between policy vision and operational reality.

As technology evolves, there is broad concern that vendors could use veterans' personal information to power AI models and monetize the resulting product.

Subscribe to our daily newsletter. Subscribe “Commercial first is vitally important," said the Army's Andrew Evans. But it "also has some challenges, too."

The spending request, which excludes the Pentagon's massive IT budget, is up from the $67.9 billion the Office of Management and Budget earmarked for tech in the current fiscal year.

GSA said it's committed to exploring alternative funding models to keep the TMF sustainable.

After falling victim to the SolarWinds breach in 2020, Justice has worked to implement a zero-trust cybersecurity architecture, but saw its funding for cyber cut by $108 million in fiscal 2024.

The federal government's human resources agency is looking to artificial intelligence to streamline the writing of federal job descriptions and offload basic retirement customer service requests that are flooding its call centers.

The votes are in for the 2025 FedScoop. See the winners! Greg Barbaccia announced the appointment in an email to agency CIOs Thursday.

Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont signed a new law into effect on Friday that is inspired by California's popular "Delete Act."