US agencies and defense contractors infected with infostealing malwareU.S. defense agencies and contractors are facing serious infostealer infections, highlighting vulnerabilities in cybersecurity.
US service member, 3 contractors killed in surveillance mission plane crash in PhilippinesA U.S. military-contracted plane crashed in the Philippines, killing one service member and three contractors during a routine surveillance mission.
This State is the US Military's Silicon ValleyThe U.S. leads the world in defense spending, with significant variance among states.
US agencies and defense contractors infected with infostealing malwareU.S. defense agencies and contractors are facing serious infostealer infections, highlighting vulnerabilities in cybersecurity.
US service member, 3 contractors killed in surveillance mission plane crash in PhilippinesA U.S. military-contracted plane crashed in the Philippines, killing one service member and three contractors during a routine surveillance mission.
This State is the US Military's Silicon ValleyThe U.S. leads the world in defense spending, with significant variance among states.
INE Security Alert: Expediting CMMC 2.0 Compliance | HackerNoonINE Security is launching an initiative to help defense contractors comply with the updated CMMC 2.0 standards more efficiently.
CMMC 2.0 final rule released: New compliance standards set to begin next yearCMMC 2.0 streamlines compliance requirements for defense contractors, implementing a three-level scale and mandatory third-party assessments for higher levels. Compliance begins in 2025.
INE Security Alert: Expediting CMMC 2.0 Compliance | HackerNoonINE Security is launching an initiative to help defense contractors comply with the updated CMMC 2.0 standards more efficiently.
CMMC 2.0 final rule released: New compliance standards set to begin next yearCMMC 2.0 streamlines compliance requirements for defense contractors, implementing a three-level scale and mandatory third-party assessments for higher levels. Compliance begins in 2025.
Dems push 'right to repair' mandate after proposal was stripped from NDAAThe new legislation mandates U.S. military's right to repair equipment to enhance readiness and efficiency. It aims to reduce dependency on defense contractors.
New US defense legislation aims to make it impossible for Huawei to purchase chip techThe National Defense Authorization Act aims to restrict semiconductor sales to Huawei, placing pressure on contractors to align with US defense interests.
Pentagon allows US military contractors to fix weapons in UkraineThe US is allowing defense contractors to work in Ukraine for weapon maintenance, marking a significant policy shift.
U.S. will send contractors to Ukraine to help fix its weaponsThe Pentagon will send contractors to Ukraine for repairing advanced weapons amid uncertainty regarding future U.S. military support.
Witnesses Backed by Defense Companies Urge Confrontation With Iran in HearingThe U.S. is considering military action against Iran with AUMF support, influenced by defense contractors.
This National Guard Crowd Likes What It Hears From TrumpTrump's speech at the National Guard Association conference illustrated the mixed political sentiments within military ranks.
The Pistol From 1911 Still Being Used by the US ArmyThe U.S. Army's extensive weapon arsenal significantly enhances operational effectiveness for soldiers.The global arms industry reached almost $600 billion in sales in 2022.Major U.S. defense contractors are integral to the military's capabilities.