The GAO provided findings and recommendations for the DoD Nuclear Enterprise, identifying what has been addressed, and what continues to need work.
We always come back to first principles. Know your adversaries’ goals. Know his capabilities to achieve those goals. Know who is, after all, an adversary.
Albuquerque, New Mexico-based Sol Oriens LLC was targeted by cyber criminals last month and what makes this especially troubling is that the company is a U.S. nuclear weapons contractor.
A mistake online led to a leak of sensitive security protocols about U.S. nuclear weapons including where the weapons are based and even in which storage bunker.
OPM reports federal employees have more job satisfaction and the NNSA has a hiring event this week with the goal of hiring engineers, physical scientists, foreign affairs specialists, lawyers, information technology and security specialists – and more.
Considering the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC)’s important role in safeguarding the U.S. and its environment, it’s important that the right people are provided access to classified information within a reasonable amount of time.
A discrimination lawsuit filed by a security clearance holder whose clearance was revoked and employment subsequently terminated is once again bringing the separation of powers clause of the U.S. Constitution to the fore. A district court has denied a motion to dismiss the lawsuit.
For decades, employees at Sandia National Laboratories have been at the cutting edge of research and technology that equips forces for combat, launches satellites into space, and discovers safe, efficient ways to produce energy. Here’s why you should join this team of real-life superheroes.