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Jacquelyn Schneider

@jackiegschneid
6 posts
2022-03-13
If true, this kind of activity fits expectations about cyber ops in conflict: an attempt to use cyber ops to degrade C2 early in a conflict, a likely temporary effect, and the need for resiliency and backups to decrease the impact of temporary outages on battlefield effectiveness https://twitter.com/...
2022-03-13 View on X
Reuters

Sources: NSA and other agencies are investigating an attack that disabled Viasat's satellite internet service in Europe on February 24 as Russia invaded Ukraine

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2020-09-07
My biggest regret in AD AF was my lack of flexibility for troops w/children. I was in my 20s-30s, double income, no kids, working 12+ hours a day, doing sprint triathlons. I was crushing it. But I had no empathy for others. I know we lost talent because of it. Don't be me. https://twitter.com/...
2020-09-07 View on X
New York Times

Nonparent staffers at companies like Twitter, Facebook, and Salesforce are increasingly voicing grievances over the extra benefits for parents working from home

Pandemic policies at tech companies have created a rift between parents offered more benefits and resentful workers who don't have children.

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2019-10-27
1) Culture. Microsoft has been a stalwart DoD partner since the the dawn of the Information Age. Almost every DoD mission runs on Microsoft applications. PowerPoint, excel, and outlook are probably the most prolific tech applications in modern combat.
2019-10-27 View on X
CNBC

Pentagon awards $10B JEDI cloud contract to Microsoft over Amazon

Microsoft has emerged victorious in a dramatic competition for public cloud resources for the U.S. Defense Department, beating out market leader Amazon Web Services, the Pentagon s...

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3) The tech. Azure is a good product and well poised for windows based systems/users. It offers perhaps greater potential for future hybrid cloud options.
2019-10-27 View on X
CNBC

Pentagon awards $10B JEDI cloud contract to Microsoft over Amazon

Microsoft has emerged victorious in a dramatic competition for public cloud resources for the U.S. Defense Department, beating out market leader Amazon Web Services, the Pentagon s...

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2). Culture (continued). Because of Microsoft's long history working w/DoD, it also means less potential of employee protests and more vetted personnel than other companies. That's huge for insider threats- arguably the greatest threat of a cloud strategy this centralized.
2019-10-27 View on X
CNBC

Pentagon awards $10B JEDI cloud contract to Microsoft over Amazon

Microsoft has emerged victorious in a dramatic competition for public cloud resources for the U.S. Defense Department, beating out market leader Amazon Web Services, the Pentagon s...

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A few thoughts on why the recent award to Microsoft is less surprising than it may seem at first. https://twitter.com/...
2019-10-27 View on X
CNBC

Pentagon awards $10B JEDI cloud contract to Microsoft over Amazon

Microsoft has emerged victorious in a dramatic competition for public cloud resources for the U.S. Defense Department, beating out market leader Amazon Web Services, the Pentagon s...

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