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How DOD Can Maintain Zero-Trust Momentum

FedTech Magazine

The Department of Defense reports strong momentum toward meeting its goal of implementing a zero-trust security architecture departmentwide by 2027. DOD’s Zero Trust Portfolio Management Office recently approved implementation plans from all military components.

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How to Prepare Agencies for Long-Term Citizen Service Success

FedTech Magazine

The Government Accountability Office recently released a new strategic plan that will guide efforts from 2022 to 2027 as the agency aids federal operations and addresses the most critical issues facing the nation’s government and society as a whole. National security…

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Q&A: DISA's Director Shares What's New with Thunderdome

FedTech Magazine

His agency is also the lead on the Thunderdome project, designed to bring all DOD networks into compliance with zero-trust requirements by 2027. Robert Skinner oversees a team of more than 20,000 that enables the White House, the DOD, the Joint Chiefs of Staff and others to communicate securely. He talked with FedTech at this year’s…

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David McKeown: DOD Eyes Targeted Zero Trust by 2027

GovCon Wire

David McKeown, deputy chief information officer for cybersecurity and senior information security officer at the Department of Defense, said DOD has published a strategy, a reference architecture and an implementation plan to achieve a zero trust-based architecture by 2027, DefenseScoop reported Thursday. “We We are an extremely

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Lawrence Culp to Continue Leading GE Aerospace Through 2027

ExecutiveBiz

The board of directors of GE Aerospace has approved an agreement that lets Chairman and CEO Lawrence Culp continue leading the company through the end of 2027, extending his contract that was set to end on Aug. The employment agreement includes an option to extend Culp’s contract through 2028 if both parties agree, the […]

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IBM wins $903M GSA contract to modernize federal travel and expense management

FedScoop

GSA plans to complete the full migration of ETSNext at the end of its contract with Concur Technology for ETS2 in June 2027. All chief financial officers across federal agencies (except for the Department of Defense) will be required to use the new system.

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NIST selects backup algorithm for general encryption against quantum cyberattacks

FedScoop

NIST, which is part of the Department of Commerce, said it plans to issue a draft standard for HQC in roughly a year for public comment and expects to release a finalized standard by 2027.