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DISA Migrating Users To New Cloud-Based Platform For Microsoft 365 Access By Mid-June

DISA Migrating Users To New Cloud-Based Platform For Microsoft 365 Access By Mid-June
New DISA Director Rear Adm. Nancy Norton. Photo: Navy.

The Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) is ramping up the Pentagon's push to allow users remote access to cloud-based Microsoft [MSFT] 365 solutions, migrating initial users to the new DoD365 environment this month and all Fourth Estate agencies and combatant commands by mid-June. Vice Adm. Nancy Norton, director of DISA, told attendees during an online AFCEA NOVA discussion DoD365 will be enabled by the new multi-billion dollar Defense Office Enterprise Solutions (DEOS) cloud being built by General Dynamics Information Technology…

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