The tech giant is required to regularly provide U.S. officials with its plan for keeping government data safe from hacking.

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A majority said at least half their systems are outdated. Additionally, DoD decision-makers identified the cloud as mission-critical. Eighty percent said their agency has to improve cloud use to ...

Cloud computing enables on-demand access to shared computing resources. As the Department of Defense (DOD) implements IT projects and migrates systems to the cloud, it may encounter restrictive ...

Cloud computing with Amazon Web Services (AWS) is designed to help defense leaders effectively manage countless variables before they impact mission outcomes. When hosted in the cloud, digital ...

DOD, along with the Defense Information Systems Agency, is piloting a mesh network of on-premises computing platforms to be called the Joint Operational Edge initiative that will serve as a bridge to ...

DOD's hard line against cloud computing gradually softens Defense agencies are warming up to cloud computing, but fears still abound in personnel ranks, and serious hurdles still lie ahead.

The Department of Defense's cloud computing strategy is flawed, according to an audit by the department's Inspector General. In the first of what the IG said will be a series of reports, investigators ...

Now DOD officials have a new set of risks to worry about as they push forward with plans to overhaul the way the military uses IT. They want to move to a cloud computing model in which computer ...

"DOD has never stepped back and created a holistic view of what it is we're trying to do with the cloud," DOD CIO Dana Deasy said in a statement released alongside the unclassified, 14-page report ...

Harvey spoke on a panel May 4 th that focused on cloud computing successes, which was held by 1105 Government Information Group in Washington, D.C.

The Department of Defense reaped more than 1,000 comments on cloud procurement, including suggestions for technology trade groups to reshape its approach on a planned single-vendor cloud deal.