The Defense Information Systems Agency’s Central Field Command marked a leadership transition July 2, ensuring continuity within the complex and contested cyber domain of U.S. Central Command’s area of responsibility.

During a fireside chat, Stanton shared his insights on the evolution of cyber operations and insisted on a coordinated, proactive approach to defending the Department of Defense Information Network.

The approval of a cross-domain solution now allows for faster, secure data transfers between unclassified and classified systems, resolving a long-standing challenge.

Customers are using DISA's DOD Cloud Infrastructure as code to deploy secure cloud environments in weeks, significantly faster than previous timelines. DISA's J-9 Hosting and Compute team is leading this effort to accelerate cloud adoption within the department.

Defense Information Systems Agency is modernizing and streamlining DODNet operations through advanced technology. These improvements are preparing the network for large-scale migrations of Defense Agencies and Field Activities, while delivering data-driven, cloud-based management services, automation tools, Zero Trust cyber compliance and a better user experience.

DISA awarded World Wide Technology an Other Transaction Agreement for the Fangorn prototype, a first-of-its-kind cloud platform engineered to modernize legacy mainframe systems for U.S. Warfighters.

For 65 years, the Defense Information Systems Agency has been the backbone of military communications, ensuring that the U.S. armed forces stay connected, secure and mission ready.

Defense Information Systems Agency Deputy Director Christopher Barnhurst opened his keynote at AFCEA TechNet Cyber 2025 with this quote from Mike Tyson, “Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face,” highlighting the need for readiness, agility and strong partnerships in an increasingly contested cyber domain.

Announcing the launch of EMBM-J DS, a new software tool designed to improve electromagnetic spectrum management for enhanced warfighting communications and operational planning.

Lt. Gen. Paul T. Stanton and Lt. Gen. Jeth B. Rey met to discuss initiatives for strengthening joint cyber operations, focusing on integration, aligning priorities, and maximizing resources.

Speaking at the first DOD Cyber Workforce Summit, Lt. Gen. Stanton declared cyberspace a battleground where American talent and free thought are crucial to fight and win.

In accordance with the Department of Government Efficiency and Cost Efficiency initiative, DISA announced Feb. 28 that the 2025 Hybrid Cloud Symposium will be canceled.

DISA's Cybersecurity Service Provider team defends the cyber terrain by alerting strategic partners to possible vulnerabilities and cyber threat indicators.

DISA opened the 40,422 square-foot facility at Fort Huachuca, Arizona, to test military equipment and ensure its interoperability, reliability and resilience for optimal Warfighter support.

DISA's Cybersecurity Service Provider team is rolling out Endguard, a powerful new service that enhances cyber defense for strategic partners.

Christopher Barnhurst, Defense Information Systems Agency deputy director spoke at the AFCEA DC luncheon where he emphasized the agency's pivotal role in national security and its strong reliance on partnerships with private industry.

This change improves search functionality and auto-population when users search for “DISA” on social media. It is also a part of our effort to ensure clear communication, transparency and accessibility with our audience.

DISA J-6 plays a critical role in enhancing Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency ’s operational efficiency through its first-generation DOD Network, ensuring teams stay connected with the tools and data they need to succeed.

Office of Small Business Programs director, spoke at SMART PROC GovCon where she was joined by representatives from the Defense Counterintelligence Security Agency and the National Security Agency. Together, they shared how small businesses can succeed in the world of government contracting.

Through OCONUS Cloud, DISA ensures mission-critical data is available where it’s needed most — at the operational edge. This initiative aims to bridge the gap between cloud and edge computing, addressing the challenges of denied, degraded, intermittent and limited communications.