Military Information Technology Today is: May 09, 2008
Volume: 12  Issue: 3
Published: Apr 09, 2008
Cyber-Commander - Maj. Gen.William T. Lord
Commander
Air Force Cyberspace Command

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Features In this Issue of Military Information Technology:

Cyber-Commander
Major General William T. Lord Commander Air Force Cyberspace Command (Provisional)
Telephonics
Stephen H. Esposito Communication Systems Division Vice President, Business Development
New Cards for Enhanced Security
DoD is upgrading the workstations that issue the identity credentials of its personnel worldwide to comply with the requirements of Homeland Security Presidential Directive-12 by the end of the year.
Wireless Opens Tactical Horizons
Drawn by the potential of wireless technologies, military specialists are experimenting with a wide range of methods for deploying massive amounts of data in fast-moving tactical situations.
Systems for Cyber Control
As it works to make cyberspace an effective warfighting domain, the Air Force is developing the basic infrastructure capabilities needed to execute the new command’s mission.
Information Assurance Revolution
The Department of Defense Information Assurance Certification and Accreditation Process is the department’s new process for the certification of all information systems.
Anticipation Grows for NETCENTS 2
Government contractors can look forward to soon commenting on a draft request for proposal on a new version of the Air Force’s Network Centric Solutions contract.

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