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January-March 2020

January-March 2020 Issue
Highlights
Registration Now Open for 2020 DON IT Conferences – Join Us!
By DON OCIO
SECNAV Vectors
By U.S. Navy Live Blog
Developing Next-Generation Domestic Multi-Mission Radar to Facilitate 5G and Other Emerging Technologies
By Joseph Crossin
Department of the Navy Releases Civilian Human Capital Strategy
By Office of the Navy Chief of Information
DoD to Require Cybersecurity Certification in Some Contract Bids
By C. Todd Lopez, Defense.gov
NGEN Service Management, Integration, & Transport Contract Enables NMCI Transformation
By Jimmie Griffin, Naval Enterprise Networks Deputy Program Manager
Naval Academy Celebrates 175 Years in 2020
By U.S. Naval Academy Public Affairs
NCIS: Sailors, Marines, Civilians Beware of Tax Scams
By Naval Criminal Investigative Service Public Affairs
Department of the Navy Chief Data Officer Top Priorities
By Thomas Sasala, DON CDO
Acting SECNAV Orders DON Stem-to-Stern Capability-Based Strategic Review
By CHIPS Magazine
DON CIO Releases Information Superiority Vision
By DON CIO
Department of the Navy Releases Education for Seapower Strategy
By Office of the Navy Chief of Information
Congratulations to the 2020 DON IM/IT Excellence Award Winners
By DON CIO
Deadline extended to 22 April for Applications for DoD Cyber Scholarship Retention Program
By DON CIO
DON CIO: Acceptable Use of DON Information Technology
By DON CIO Memo
Q&As with the DON CIO Leadership Team
Aaron Weis, Special Assistant to SECNAV for IM and DON CIO Discusses Quick-Wins and Long-Term Plans
By Aaron Weis
Jane Rathbun, DON Chief Technology Officer and DASN Information Warfare and Enterprise Services
Seeks to Drive Innovation
By Jane Rathbun
Interview with Thomas Sasala, DON Chief Data Officer Talks about Building an Enterprise Data Architecture
By Thomas Sasala
Interview with Mike Galbraith, DON Chief Digital Innovation Officer Discusses Vision for Enterprise-wide Data Model
By Mike Galbraith
Christopher Cleary, DON Information Security Officer Says Systems Survivability, Key to Lethality
By Christopher Cleary
Features
New NIWC Atlantic ‘Marine Corps 101’ Training Drives Joint Integration
By Steve Ghiringhelli, NIWC Atlantic Public Affairs
DoD should maximize its use of the Reserves to support cyber initiatives
By Daniel Rodríguez-Ramírez
DON IT Conference Schedule Now Available
By DON CIO
Sailors Can Access MyNavy Portal Without Common Access Card
By Cmdr. Erik Wells, Sea Warrior Program (PMW 240) Public Affairs
NSWC Dahlgren Division, University of Mary Washington Sign MOU Benefiting Community, Fleet, and Nation
Leveraging Education for Seapower strategy for professional development
By John Joyce, NSWC Dahlgren Division Corporate Communications
When a Speck Influences a Storm
By Cassandra Eichner, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory Public Affairs
Smart Sea Gliders improve Ocean Observation and Ocean Prediction
By Daniel Parry, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory
NCIS: Beware of Coronavirus-Themed Scams
By Naval Criminal Investigative Service Public Affairs
Defend the DoDIN: DISA Issues Telework Do’s and Don’ts
Do your part to protect the Department of Defense Information Network
By Defense Information Systems Agency
MCTSSA improves shipboard communication for Marines
Integrates Marine Corps C4 systems within the shipboard network environment
By Matt Gonzales, MCSC Office of Public Affairs and Communication
UCSD Medical Center requests MARCORSYSCOM’s help to support COVID-19 crisis
Teams with NIWC Pacific Lab and BUMED to produce ventilator prototypes
By Matt Gonzales, MCSC Office of Public Affairs and Communication
DISA renews anti-virus software license agreement helping teleworkers keep machines safe at home
By Defense Information Systems Agency

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