Executive Mosaic

The Air Force has named Sarah Zabel the new chief information officer for the Office of the Air Force Secretary and director of cyberspace operations for the branch's information dominance office.

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Terry Halvorsen has been named Acting CIO of the Defense Department just days after David Devries was named Acting CIO. Devries will continue his role as DoD Deputy CIO for information enterprise as Halvorsen starts his new role on May 21.

Keith Alexander has formed a new consultancy group focused on the cybersecurity of financial institutions. The former director of the National Security Agency's company will be located in Washington D.C., in the offices of Proontory Financial Group.

Japan is set to propose conditions where the military would be allowed to defend other nations, an action Japan's constitution prohibits. Many see Japan's interest in helping its allies as a result of a more bold China in the Asia Pacific region.

The federal government continues to partner with Universities to improve energy usage and protect networks from cyberattacks.

Executive Mosaic’s weekly round-up of news is a can’t-miss, digestible snapshot of the GovCon industry covering the biggest executive moves, mergers & acquisitions and contracts straight from the pen of one of GovCon’s most respected...

FireEye has agreed to acquire a Virginia-based network forensics firm in order to combine its cybersecurity platform with nPulse Technology’s security system.

Louis Chabot has been appointed ManTech's vice president and technical architect for the mission, cyber and intelligence solutions group. Chabot will be responsible for innovation and existing and future programs in his new role.

In one of many major stories covered on ExecutiveGov today, Cutoms and Border Protection has announced that they will hire 2,000 officers.