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The head of Cyber Command warned yesterday congressional delay in passing cybersecurity legislation is putting the nation at risk, while he also sought to allay concerns about the government receiving […]

The White House’s budget chief will testify before the House Armed Services Committee (HASC) next month about potential defense budget reductions after the panel’s chairman prodded the administration to share […]

Seven hawkish senators asked the nation’s largest defense contractors to describe how a potential $500 billion cut in Pentagon spending over the next decade would impact their firms. The senators–members of […]

The House last week approved several homeland security bills including a bill aimed at streamlining global supply chain security by allowing the Department of Homeland Security to recognize other countries’ […]

A final rule to help guide ports around the country on choosing and installing smart card readers to improve security to access to secure locations within a port is expected […]

The Pentagon asked Congress this week for permission to rejigger $112 million in funding within its coffers for new intelligence and surveillance programs including Special Operations Command spy planes. Military […]

A leading defense budget-writer is crafting a plan to stop the U.S. government from doing business with a Russian firm that has supplied arms to the Syrian government. Rep. Jim […]

Deputy Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter plans to travel to India later this summer in part to forge ahead on an initiative aimed at easing defense trade between the two […]

The Pentagon sent Congress a proposal last Friday afternoon to shift around $8 billion in funding already in its coffers to cover unforeseen costs including the procurement and enhancement of […]

Key lawmakers predicted yesterday the House will make few changes to the Pentagon budget bill in two weeks, despite the White House’s opposition and Senate plans to advance a more-modest […]