Patrick Tucker, technology editor at Defense One, and Aaron Mehta, deputy editor and senior Pentagon correspondent for Defense News discuss the Pentagon moving to end the JASON Program, which uses independent researchers to study problems within the department.
On the first Pentagon Beat of the year: Megan Eckstein, deputy editor of USNI News, and Patrick Tucker, technology editor at Defense One, discuss the Navy’s purchase of a second destroyer from General Dynamics in 2019, and the Justice Department’s indictment of Chinese hackers.
Defense One Technology Editor Patrick Tucker and Tara Copp, Pentagon Bureau Chief at Military Times, discuss the latest news from the Department of Defense. Topics include the recent military action in Syria, the House Armed Services Committee chair proposing folding DISA into Cyber Command, increases in Navy aviation accidents and Google quietly pursuing the JEDI […]
GAO: Tech is “high-risk” area for Veterans Affairs Department Dave Powner, director of IT Issues at the Government Accountability Office, discusses the risk of using new tech for electronic health records and scheduling at VA. Defense budget timeline for 2017 and beyond Todd Harrison, director of Defense Budget Analysis at the Center for Strategic and […]
Patrick Tucker, technology editor at Defense One, discusses the expansion of cyber operations at the U.S. Army.
Thursday on Government Matters: Patrick Tucker, technology editor at Defense One, discusses security implications and risks of the Internet of Things. Trey Hodgkins, senior vice president for Public Sector at the Information Technology Alliance for Public Sector, discusses the Modernizing Government Technology Act of 2016 — a merger between the IT Modernization Act and MOVE […]
Patrick Tucker, technology editor at Defense One, discusses security implications and risks of the Internet of Things.
