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DORA is set to take effect in 2025 but can the industry wait so long, or do we need something else and something much more immediate? Our article "DORA Explored" delves into the details of this complex and impactful regulation, analysing whether it represents a necessary step towards robust operational resilience or an unjustified burden for the industry. Prepare your ops teams for the future: https://hubs.li/Q02q5jRl0
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Great hearing. My top takeaways and observations below: 1) Prioritization vs Parochialism: Ranking Member Smith highlighted the need to make tough choices within a zero-sum budget environment. Scaling new capabilities requires substantial resources. Absent major topline increases, true prioritization will likely require politically unpopular budget/program offsets. 2) Metrics that Matter - For DIU 3.0, success should entail a meaningful impact on deterrence options and CCMD operational plans. IMO, this highlights a broader need to equip policymakers with meaningful metrics to differentiate between "innovation theater" and actual progress. Having a widely accepted framework or list of "metrics that matter" would be helpful in this respect. DIU’s focus on mission outcomes is spot on. 3) Workforce Incentives: Several members and witnesses suggested that promotion incentives should prioritize risk to mission and encourage a higher risk tolerance, rather than the traditional metrics of cost, schedule, and performance. I would expect legislation / policy changes aimed at addressing this. 4) DOTMLPF and Scale - Anecdotally, the importance of early DOTMLPF consideration garnered greater attention than in years past. The defense innovation community has rightly emphasized the need for increased funding, budget flexibility, and new authorities to facilitate transition at scale. However, it is equally crucial to have aligned doctrine, training programs, and force structures in place. Synchronizing both the funding and DOTMLPF elements is key. This may require reforms to ensure DOTMLPF processes can keep pace with the increasingly dynamic threat and technology landscape. For current innovation organizations, embedding with PEOs and operational units is key, but equal priority should also be given to partnering with doctrine and requirements developers. Past organizations like the REF and AWG offer an interesting model worth re-examining. 5) Classified WeWork Model: More SCIF space is badly needed for small businesses and NDCs. IMO, renting out SCIF space could be a lucrative business opportunity. FY25 LEGISLATIVE ASPIRATIONS (107:30min): - OSD R&E: Increased APFIT funding. - OSD A&S: More Ukraine-like "undefinitized" contracting authorities and rapid ATO authorities for new IT systems. - DIU: Hiring authorities (akin to DARPA / SDA / CYBERCOM). OTHER TIDBITS - Production numbers and kill chains are what matter most. - Ukraine and Israel are the world leaders in counter-UAS. - The Naval Postgraduate School, with support from DIU, is launching the Navalist Innovation Center to strengthen DoD's collaboration with the commercial sector. - APKWS performing well in Ukraine. Cost per round and cost exchange ratios are critical. - DIB should have at least 4 solid rocket motor companies. - Milestone B should be the point of no return for acquisition programs. FARA was still in milestone A when it was canceled.
20240215 Full Committee Hearing: Outpacing China: Expediting the Fielding of Innovation
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Did you know that CSET had a blog? Check out our new blog recap to see what we've been saying.
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Uncover in this article the key trends and innovations that will shape the industry and revolutionize network efficiency and performance.
GAO Tek News - GAO Tek
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Threat actors are shifting targets, utilizing innovations, and becoming more creative to increase efficiency and prolificacy. Watch this video and equip your organization with the latest information to stay secure: https://lnkd.in/g-gS_tX8
What Enterprises Need to Know to Stay Ahead of Risk
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Threat actors are shifting targets, utilizing innovations, and becoming more creative to increase efficiency and prolificacy. Watch this video and equip your organization with the latest information to stay secure: https://lnkd.in/g-gS_tX8
Stepping Ahead of Risk
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Hi Everyone! Our series on the disruptive regulation of new information technologies continues. Stay tuned for more exciting insights!
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The SI joint is often under-recognized/under-tread. Should be a good discussion!
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The detailed and complete summary. Well worth reading through for the full picture.
Putin-Xi, May 2024 Russia-China Summit – Announced Deals - RUSSIA'S PIVOT TO ASIA
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