Navy Department

Forensic cybersecurity

Security

Forensic IT Tools Lead Agencies to Better Answers After Breaches

USDA, Army find that forensic tools are key to keeping their networks protected.

Management

When to Move to an Enterprise IT as a Service Model

Operations Specialist’s 3rd Class Joseph Quintana, left, of Riverside, Calif., Sara Hacket, center, of San Jose, Calif., and Operations Specialist 2nd Class Ryan Archer of Sarasville, Ohio, monitor Global Command Control Systems (GCCS) in the Combat Direction Center (CDC) aboard the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS John C. Stennis

Networking

The Navy Envisions a New Kind of Network

Man monitoring computers

Security

Demand for Supply Chain Safety Leads to Research into New Best Practices

3D printing

Hardware

Marines Embrace 3D Printing for Versatility and Speed

DOD software inventory

Software

DOD Needs to Rationalize Its Software Inventory, Report Finds

Commander Jason Cassisi, air boss aboard the aircraft carrier USS George H.W. Bush participates in a final prototype demonstration of the Office of Naval Research TechSolutions-sponsored Flight Deck Crew Refresher Training Expansion Packs.

Hardware

How the Navy Uses VR to Help Train Aircraft Carrier Crews

Army Sgt. Lenearo Ashford, Technical Services Branch, Uniformed Services University, undergoes a demonstration of "Virtual Iraq," a life-like simulator that represents a new form of PTSD exposure therapy at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, D.C., on Sept. 16, 2008.

Hardware

VR Can Enhance Military Training and Treat Trauma

U.S. Navy ships in the Pacific Ocean

Cloud

Navy Plans to Complete Massive Cloud Migration by 2021

Man and woman working together in an office

Management

IT Leaders Push for More Gender Diversity in Federal Tech Hiring

Digital Workspace

Armed Forces Want a Mobile-Infused Future

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