Excella, Arlington, Virginia, has appointed Tammy McChain as vice president of national security.

An ex-defense official is asking for artificial intelligence and large language models to evolve the practice and transform security classification guides.

Stories from TechNet Emergence, held July 15-16, 2025, in Reston, Virginia.

To help advance the development of a data-driven and automated kill chain, the U.S. Air Force’s 805th Combat Training Squadron, or Shadow Operations Center-Nellis (ShOC-N), completed Experiment 3, a ...

Secondly, crews are working on maturing software factories. These are people, tools and processes that allow teams to constantly deliver value by launching software “to meet the needs of a specific ...

Idaho National Laboratory (INL) officials provided U.S. Army soldiers with a unique opportunity to become more familiar with nuclear facilities. Soldiers traveled to the INL headquarters to ...

U.S. Army leaders are using the lessons learned through the Russia-Ukraine War to reemphasize the importance of developing top-notch electronic warfare technologies. And one piece of technology has ...

The increasing volume and sophistication of cyber threats have made semiautomated tools and techniques critical in detecting and responding to potential risks. Cybersecurity sensors are designed to ...

While technology consortiums to advance emerging technologies are not new, the Quantum Economic Development Consortium (QED-C), headquartered in Arlington, Virginia, is unique. The QED-C is a first-of ...

In many of its programs and other offices, the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) is instituting modern software development through development security operations, known as DevSecOps, and the ...

Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) personnel have proclaimed that their zero-trust architecture has successfully passed every key zero-trust activity. The development marks a major milestone in ...

Army officials applaud the branch’s Next-Generation Command and Control concept while also acknowledging that changes must be made.