Corresponding Senate legislation doesn't mention the federal chief information security officer but shares other key elements—including a shorter incident reporting window—with a discussion draft issued by the House Oversight and Reform Committee.
Enterprise cloud architectures are critical in the DoD's strategy for deterring major conflicts, but special obstacles are present in implementing cloud solutions that the private sector does not face: the enemy gets a vote, and modern electromagnetic warfare techniques mean that connectivity to the cloud can't be presumed on the battlefield. On January 27, Defense One will bring together experts to explore how the DoD is re-inventing cloud connectivity from the ground up to ensure the future of rapid, overwhelming force.
Officials say agencies have demonstrated more dedication than ever in addressing a bug with astronomical reach, but organizations are at the mercy of product vendors to issue the patches they need to implement.
Enterprise cloud architectures are critical in the DoD's strategy for deterring major conflicts, but special obstacles are present in implementing cloud solutions that the private sector does not face: the enemy gets a vote, and modern electromagnetic warfare techniques mean that connectivity to the cloud can't be presumed on the battlefield. On January 27, Defense One will bring together experts to explore how the DoD is re-inventing cloud connectivity from the ground up to ensure the future of rapid, overwhelming force.
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