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Marine Corps Ramps Up Windows 10 Upgrade To Finish By January 2017

Wednesday, April 20th, 2016

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The Marine Corps is starting to ramp up to deploy the Microsoft [MSFT] Windows 10 (WIN 10) operating system to the full Corps by January 2017 to match a February memo issued by Deputy Secretary of Defense Robert Work, the Marine Corps Systems Command (MCSC) said April 6.The memo directed the Defense Department to complete a rapid deployment and transition to Windows 10, noting it will help improve the department’s cybersecurity posture and streamline the information technology operating environment.“Implementing Windows 10 service-wide has been…

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