Damien Terry became DISA’s first diversity chief, a new position in the chief of staff’s office dedicated to promoting a diverse and inclusive work environment at the agency.

Former chief of staff Laura Radney became DISA’s first Culture and Employee Engagement Program director.

DISA’s newest chief of staff originally wanted to be a dietician, now she’s focused on shedding the excess weight of government inefficiencies.

DISA’s technical and communications capability is known across the alliance as the gold standard to achieve and is an example to emulate.

Peggy Rodgers began her career with DISA 24 years ago and continues to balance expanding her education with accomplishing her mission to support the warfighter.

DISA JSP operates and defends the Department of Defense headquarters’ key cyber terrain and provides information technology services to more than 55,000 mission partners

DISA is refining the way it acquires and retains personnel within the cyber domain to remain in the fight for talent against other civilian, government and military organizations.

DISA granted a 1-year Department of Defense provisional authorization for the Google Services Offering.

Members of DISA’s Office of Small Business Programs dished out some tough love to companies interested in getting contracts with the agency during the recent 2021 AFCEA TechNet Cyber Conference in Baltimore, Maryland.

DISA granted a 2-year Department of Defense provisional authorization for the ZScaler Private Access, or ZPA.

Commanders and joint directors from the Cyberspace Operations Directorate had the long-awaited opportunity to convene in-person for a senior professional development leadership sync with Senior Executive Joseph Wassel Oct. 25.

The agency reviewed its structure and processes to determine how to streamline efforts, increase the speed of information flow and achieve best value for mission partners and the warfighter.

Air Force Tech. Sgt. Zachary Hensinger, a network operations manager assigned to DISA Europe, protected $6 billion worth of command-and-control networks by identifying vulnerabilities and coordinating DISA Europe’s response to a large cyber-attack across DOD.

The increasing pace of change throughout the cyberspace battlefield requires Defense Information Systems Agency's mission to move at the "velocity of action to win.”

DISA military, civilian team supports Secret Service at United Nations annual meeting.

DISA won in four categories of the 2021 FedScoop 50 awards for work using technology to transform the government.

The National Contract Management Association honored Michelle Rand, a team lead/contracting officer in DISA’s Defense Information Technology Contracting Organization.

DISA issued a two-year Provisional Authorization at Impact Level 5 for Unclassified Splunk Cloud Fed by Splunk Inc., Software as a Service hosted in Amazon Web Services Government Cloud.

The agency's Cyberspace Operations Directorate executive, Joseph Wassel, is never at a loss when it comes to creative thinking and the Patriot Leadership and Team Building Training Series, which was launched in 2019.

DISA’s 2020 Best Places to Work engagement score, measuring employee satisfaction with their jobs and organization, increased to 74.0 in 2020 from 55.2 in 2019.