Ongoing bug-bounty pilot pinpoints many vulnerabilities in DOD’s cyberspace
Through Hack U.S., the Pentagon is offering cash rewards for exposures of digital weaknesses.
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Defense Digital Service (DDS)
Pentagon announces new leadership for chief digital, AI office
The CDAO is targeting October 1 for the full administrative alignment of personnel and resources.
How DDS is supporting DOD developing technologies; Rethinking DOD budget allocation
DOD’s Directorate of Digital Services' Katie Savage and former Commander of the U.S. Fourth Fleet RADM Sinclair Harris (USN., ret.).
How DOD is tackling Log4j; Financial system modernization at TSP; Getting a zero trust journey going
On the latest episode of The Daily Scoop Podcast, DDS Acting Director Katie Olson, Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board’s Kim Weaver on modernization efforts at TSP and…
Cyberdefense specialist Daniel Bardenstein moves from DDS to CISA
He'll support the office of the technical director within CISA’s cybersecurity division.
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DOD to create new chief digital and AI officer post
The new leader will oversee the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center, the Defense Digital Service and the DOD's chief data officer.
DOD looks at introducing a new AI and data leader
The new role would take oversight of the Joint AI Center, the office of the chief data officer and the Defense Digital Service.
Building a zero trust model and how to prepare for another continuing resolution
On the latest episode of The Daily Scoop Podcast, DDS Cybersecurity Expert Daniel Bardenstein on the cybersecurity push across government, what federal contractors should expect as another…
Let’s Talk About IT Ep. 22 — The Federal Push to Modernize Cybersecurity
The Defense Digital Service's Daniel Bardenstein and Jim Richberg of Fortinet join the podcast to discuss how the federal government is going about modernizing cybersecurity.
Beyond Biden cyber directive, government agencies need to manage their attack surface
Defense Digital Service cybersecurity lead Daniel Bardenstein says agencies still lack visibility into vulnerable devices living on the open internet.
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