Defense Information Systems Agency

U.S. Indo-Pacific Command operates in one of the most complex cyber terrains in the world. The region is home to 60% of the global population, major economies and vital strategic sea lanes. DISA Pacific and its field offices support INDOPACOM in its mission to ensure a free and open Indo-Pacific by providing secure and resilient IT and telecommunications capabilities to Warfighters across the theater. DISA Pacific Guam Chief, US Navy Cmdr. Jason Kedzierski, shares what makes his field office unique and how it drives mission success.

DISA Director US Army Lt. Gen. Paul T. Stanton visited our teammates at DISA Global Field Command and Scott AFB to learn more about their missions, daily operations, workforce investments and data innovations. During a town hall with over 500 attendees, he recognized top performers and emphasized the importance of advancing our mission to support the Warfighter, stating, “What we have is talent, skill and innovation. We must harness that to drive outcomes.”

As we push the boundaries of cloud computing, one thing is clear: the Warfighter’s mission remains at the center of every innovation. We’re expanding our OCONUS Cloud capabilities to deliver mission-critical data to the fight with resiliency and scalability.

Recently, our DISA Pacific team hosted a delegation of military leaders from the Philippines. This visit is in alignment with the U.S. Indo-Pacific Strategy, which calls for deepening our ties with regional partners to ensure a free and open Indo-Pacific. In meetings with United States Marine Corps Col. Jared C. Voneida, DISA Pacific commander, the leaders discussed our capabilities in the first and second island chain, strategies to enhance the United States Department of Defense Information Network posture in the Pacific, and the cybersecurity force presence in the Philippines. This is just one example of how, together with our partners, we're securing the net and defending the nation. #DISAmakesIThappen

The American taxpayer deserves transparency. We're proud to share the DISA working capital fund received a clean audit for the 5th consecutive year, demonstrating our commitment to fiscal stewardship as we support our Warfighters with the IT resources they require to fight and win.

What we do today could shape how wars play out tomorrow. United States Marine Corps Col. Jared C. Voneida, DISA Pacific commander, outlines how we're establishing critical infrastructure in the Indo-Pacific prior to conflict to set the theater and maintain a tactical advantage. #DISAmakesIThappen

Have you ever wondered what's behind a successful troop deployment? DISA Joint Enterprise Services Director Caroline Bean shares how we assist our Warfighters in getting where they need to be, when they need to be there, with the telecommunications support their mission requires. #DISAmakesIThappen

Tired of the fast life and slow traffic of the D.C. area but want to stay in government service? We might have the job for you! We're hiring two IT Cybersecurity Specialists (INFOSEC) at Letterkenny Army Depot in Chambersburg, PA. In this position, you'll be responsible for developing policies and procedures to ensure information systems are reliable, accessible and secure. At a glance: ?? GG 12-13, $117,962 - $175,422 per year ?? Letterkenny Army Depot, PA ?? Telework eligible per agency policy ??? Possible relocation incentives per agency policy Apply on USAJOBS by Nov. 27. ?? https://bit.ly/4fCQ6iE #EmployerOfChoice #DefenseJobs ???

?? We're strengthening the Pacific frontline ?? DISA Hosting and Compute Acting Director Jeff Marshall recently toured our Hawaii and Yokota Core Data Centers where the local teams highlighted how they leverage advanced technology to bolster cyber readiness and sustain critical operations. DISA CDC Pacific Site Director Parish M. Kaleiwahea led the tours, where leaders emphasized aligning with military strategy and modernization to strengthen force readiness across the Indo-Pacific region. Together, we are not only prepared but positioned to lead in securing the future of the nation’s digital battlespace.

When fighter pilots must make a split-second decision whether to fire or not, they need to be confident they can trust the technology that separates friend from foe. That’s where we come in. At this week's Defense One State of Defense Business event in Washington, D.C., DISA Joint Enterprise Services Director Caroline Bean shared one way we get the right data to the right people at the right time to make the right decision: our Global Command and Control System - Joint (GCCS-J).