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Lost Your CAC Card? Prove It, Pentagon Says

Employees attempting to obtain replacement CAC cards must verify theirs have been lost or stolen.

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What Obama's New Cyber Standards Mean for Federal Contractors

The guidelines will likely be mandatory to win agency business.

Defense One

Here's Why Cutting 20 Percent of Hagel's Staff Is a Bad Idea

The Defense Department’s plan to cut across staff headquarters by 20 percent at least deserves independent analysis. By Robert Ogden

Pay & Benefits

Senate Republicans in a Box on Veterans Benefits

Democratic majority is pushing for a bill that repeals cuts to military pensions without offsetting the cost.

Defense One

How Big Data Could Help the U.S. Predict the Next Snowden

DNI James Clapper wants intelligence workers put into a big data cloud the U.S. can surveil, and it just might work. by Patrick Tucker

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TSA Wants Machines to Scan Through Your Coat, Shoes and Belt

Desired technology could automatically screen 250 airplane passengers an hour.

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HP Gets Another $138 Million to Keep the Old Navy Network Operational

Boost reflects delay in transition to new network.

Defense

Intelligence Leaders: Al-Qaida Is Not on Path to Defeat

"It is morphing and franchising itself, not only here but in other areas of the world," James Clapper said.

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Five Things That Cost More Than Space Exploration

Does the U.S. spend too much on space exploration, or not enough?

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Five Major Drug Chains to Adopt Blue Button Prescription Standards

Wide use of VA-developed data format expected to reduce dosing errors, save lives.

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Officials Seek Industry Input on How to Comply With Obama's NSA Reforms

Could a contractor store all that metadata or is that an inherently governmental function?

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DARPA Launches Project to Revolutionize Web Search

Memex system, inspired by a 1945 article in The Atlantic, will focus on topical searches and plumb ‘deep Web.’

Defense

Is Syria Now a Direct Threat to the United States?

The militancy nurtured by the civil war appears to be spreading—just as diplomacy falters.

Defense

The Geopolitics of Winter Olympic Medal Counts

Can Russia reclaim its former Olympic glory?

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Sham 'My Army Benefits' Site May Have Stolen Soldiers' Credentials

The unofficial site purports to offer soldiers unclaimed and accumulated financial assistance.

Pay & Benefits

Democrats Set Trap for Republicans on Veterans Benefits

Both parties are racing to reverse $6 billion in military retirements cuts, but first they plan to trade plenty of partisan blows.

Defense

What We Know About the Reported Plane Hijacking During the Sochi Opening Ceremony

Plane, diverted to Istanbul, originated in Ukraine; Turkish forces reportedly have subdued hijacker.