Defense
How Powerful is the FBI’s Tool For Unlocking iPhones?
Apple's best defenses might be beaten.
Defense
The Symbolism of the New U.S. Medal for Fighting ISIS
A very close look at the military’s award for service in Syria and Iraq.
Defense
Joint Chiefs Chairman: No, NATO’s Not Obsolete
In fact, the alliance soon could join the fight against ISIS, adds Defense Secretary Carter.
Defense
Poor Management of Security Badges Leaves Federal Buildings Vulnerable to Shooters, Terrorist Attacks
GSA is not tracking entry badges properly, IG finds.
Nextgov
You’ve Heard of the Internet of Things. Here’s What Comes Next.
The industrial revolution is coming to the Internet of Things, and it has the potential to really change the world.
Defense
Pentagon Exec Used Subordinates as His Personal Chauffeur, IG Finds
Rides to airport and building escort duty violated rules and demeaned underlings, IG said.
Defense
Border Agents Seized Goods Tied To Forced Labor For The First Time Since 2001
The agency said it had information “indicating that the Tangshan Sanyou Group and its subsidiaries utilize convict labor in the production of the merchandise.”
Defense
The Apple-FBI Showdown Is Over
The FBI gained access to the iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino shooters—without Cupertino's help.
Management
Navy Captain Who Took Fat Leonard’s Bribes Gets 46 Months in Prison
Dusek is highest-ranking official punished in case involving Asia ship schedules.
Defense
Trump Says America Hasn’t Been Great in 116 Years
Trump says one of his slogans is “America First.”
Defense
Carter Watches Public Television on Fridays – and Other Surprises from His Email
The Defense chief's redacted private messages reveal Washington insiders asking about jobs for friends and challenge coins for their kids
Defense
John Kerry Calls the Presidential Campaign an 'Embarrassment'
Unsurprisingly, Donald Trump has angered many foreign diplomats.
Defense
Experts: The Dark Web is Too Slow for Terrorists to Even Deal With
It's way too much hassle.
Defense
Defense Secretary Ash Carter Announces the Death of ISIS' No. 2 Leader
It had been at least seven months since the U.S. last announced the untimely demise of an Islamic State second-in-command.
Defense
Seeking to Boost Its Public Image, F-35 Joins the Airshow Circuit
Program officials are trying to improve popular perceptions of the late, over-budget Joint Strike Fighter.
Defense
A New Eight-Minute Islamic State Video Prominently Features Donald Trump
“Brussels was one of the great cities—one of the most beautiful cities of the world 20 years ago—and safe,” Trump says in the video.
Defense
Seven Iranians Indicted for Hacking
The FBI’s most-wanted list for cybercrime has grown by nearly 50 percent this week.
Defense
After Brussels, Simply Adding Extra Airport Security Won't Keep Travelers Safe
Addressing the motivations for attacks is the most important prevention tactic any nation can use.
Defense
The Rise of Asymmetric Cyberwarfare Attacks
The FBI added two Syrian hackers to its most-wanted list for cybercriminals, a project that's only been running since 2013 and includes individuals from China, Russia and Eastern Europe.
Defense