Cybersecurity Masters Degree to be Offered at SMHEC
High demand prompted the SOMD Higher Education Center to offer cybersecurity classes for current professionals to boost their expertise as well as degree opportunities.
F-35 Facing Software Challenges, Cyber Threat Concerns
Hill testimony airs JFS concerns even as Norway confirms F-35 purchase plans.
Lockheed Predicts $825M Decline in 2013 Sales
Defense contracting giant’s Tuesday earnings report showed expected sequester impact.
Defense Budget Hearings Crowd Hill Calendar
Pentagon and Congressional leaders prepare to spar over budget numbers while cyber security continues to get heightened attention.
DISA Takes Next Step Toward DoD Cloud
Systems agency will scrutinize vendors’ cloud capabilities; cyber and sequester preoccupy Congress, defense officials
World Military Spending Sees First Decline Since 1998
With spending down, defense companies are shrinking. In Washington, cyber intel gets scrutiny and a bill.
U.S. Military Launches Charm Offensive with Chinese
Efforts are being made to warm relationships with Chinese military as angst over size of defense budget cuts continues in Washington.
Pentagon Looks to Cut 5 to 6 Percent of Workforce
New defense budget calls for civilian jobs cuts and base closures.
Download Presentations from the Cyber Symposium
Didn’t get to go to the Pax Partnership’s Cyber Symposium? Download the presentations at their web site.
DoD to Begin Issuing Furlough Notices this Week
Meanwhile, a fight over the MEADS missile program stalls a continuing budget resolution in Congress.
