Defense Information Systems Agency

Ever wondered what life would be like without DISA? From land to sea, air to space, and across the vast cyberspace, we ensure connectivity - anytime, anywhere, against every challenge. We empower our nation's Warfighters with the digital firepower they need. #WeMakeIThappen

US Army Lt. Gen. Paul T. Stanton, DISA director and JFHQ-DODIN commander, recently visited the DISA Global Field Command at Scott AFB. During the visit, DISA Global staff briefed the director on their latest developments in Defensive Cyber Operations and mission partner service. But the visit wasn't all briefings. Stanton also led the team in a physical training session, emphasizing the importance of excellence, readiness and teamwork to achieve our mission of connecting and protecting the Warfighter. #WeMakeIThappen

At the USTRANSCOM Component Commanders Conference, US Army Lt. Gen. Paul T. Stanton, DISA director and JFHQ-DODIN commander, discussed the critical link between resilient communications and USTRANSCOM's ability to execute its mission as the U.S. military's transportation command. Stanton underscored the importance of proactively addressing evolving cyber threats and leveraging emerging technologies to maintain a robust and adaptable United States Department of Defense Information Network, or DODIN. By weaving our capabilities into strategic planning and large-scale exercises, USTRANSCOM is building a foundation for resilient command and control. This ensures the combatant command can seamlessly execute global logistics operations and project U.S. military power in the face of increasingly complex global challenges. #WeMakeIThappen

In alignment with United States Department of Defense Instruction 5400.17 and recent executive orders, certain posts have been removed to maintain consistency with federal guidance and uphold the integrity of our official communication channels.

It’s here! We’ve published the DISA Data Strategy FY25-27. ?? This new strategy lays the groundwork for a more intelligent and responsive agency, ensuring we remain at the forefront of innovation to empower the Warfighter with reliable, data-driven insights for mission success. ?? #WeMakeIThappen

Christopher Argo, DISA J-3/5/7 director, recently visited DISA Global Field Command at Scott Air Force Base in Illinois. DISA Global, which Argo referred to as "the center of gravity for DISA," has an expansive, no-fail mission to support Warfighters in cyberspace 24/7. During the visit, Argo toured the Orion Cyber Operations Center and spoke with local leadership regarding defensive cyber operations and data innovation projects. #WeMakeIThappen

When it comes to generative AI, we're not trying to reinvent the wheel. We're refining it. In this video, DISA Emerging Technologies Directorate Chief Engineer Deepak Seth explains how we're approaching generative AI adoption by leaning on pre-existing solutions.

In alignment with President Trump's executive orders and the Department of Government Efficiency, we are canceling this year's Hybrid Cloud Symposium, originally scheduled for March 4-5 in Crystal City, VA. We are committed to providing value to our mission partners and American taxpayers. For those who registered for this event, please check your email for more information.

Warfighting is a team sport that requires connected, multi-domain operations that unite our military services in air, land, sea, space and cyberspace. As we pursue digital modernizations efforts in CJADC2, DISA PEO Services Technical Director Christopher Redding explains the balancing act we must do to manage risk, mission needs and usability.

The United States-Japan Alliance is crucial to peace, stability and freedom in the Indo-Pacific region. As a part of our commitment to this alliance, the DISA Pacific Field Command staff recently hosted a delegation from the Japanese Joint Staff, including Japanese Defense Forces Maj. Gen. Yasuhiro Kato, director general, C4 Systems Department. The visit focused on the resiliency of undersea fiber infrastructure to and from the Japanese Islands. DISA Pacific Commander United States Marine Corps Col. Jared C. Voneida briefed the delegation on the Defense Information Systems Network’s architecture in the Indo-Pacific and how the network is being modernized with new technologies to greatly improve resiliency in any future denied, degraded, intermittent or limited operational environment. #WeMakeIThappen