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Defense & Intelligence
Rep. Ken Buck: federal agencies should reconsider future Amazon contract awards
The senior Republican lawmaker says agencies should reassess future contract awards to the tech giant in response to allegations of monopolistic conduct.
NASA awards $516.9M financial support services contract to Aeyon
The contract is part of a multi-year initiative to streamline NASA’s procurement of its product service lines.
Department of Justice sues Booz Allen to block proposed EverWatch acquisition
The DOJ wants to halt the tech consulting giant's proposed acquisition amid antitrust concerns.
House Armed Services Committee adds subcommittee focused on tech
The new Cyber, Innovative Technologies, and Information Systems Subcommittee will focus on everything tech-related in the DOD.
Pentagon’s IT provider seeks insider threat protection
The Defense Department’s unified IT provider is on the hunt for insider threat protection cybersecurity solutions to answer lawmakers’ fears that the department-wide network consolidation did not…
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Likely to miss data center goals, Army issues stringent new plan for closures
Secretary Eric Fanning has laid out an explicit plan for the Army to achieve its data center closure and consolidation goals by 2018 — an effort that…
Putin ordered ‘influence campaign’ to damage Clinton, intelligence agencies say
Russian intelligence forces under the order of Russian President Vladimir Putin launched a sophisticated influence campaign against Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, according to a newly released…
NSA seeks pay bump for its ‘high-end, exquisite civilian talent’
NSA Director Michael Rogers recently authorized the introduction of a specially tailored compensation package for the spy agency’s “high-end” cybersecurity workers.
Spy agencies: We can’t judge impact of hacking on election
U.S. intelligence agencies have no way of measuring the impact of Russian hacking on the recent election result, the nation’s top spy told senators Thursday.