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Preparing applications for continuous modernization mcgowanm2 Mon, 09/21/2026 - 10:01 Part 2 of 3: Remediation and reauthorization Why it matters Cloud migration has outgrown the standard seven Rs framework Remediation and reauthorization are important to helping organizations modernize their migration strategy Addressing migration risk and authorization early can prevent costly delays later Part 2 of the How Cloud Migration Outgrew the Seven Rs series, examining how today's hybrid, multicloud and mission-driven environments require additional migration strategies that complement the original framework. Remediation: The migration strategy that makes the others possible In most cloud migration frameworks, remediation is treated as prep work that happens before the "real" migration strategy begins. That's a mistake. Remediation is the work required to make a workload eligible for another migration strategy . Whether the destination is rehost, replatform, refactor, retain, or retire, reme

Where should your cloud workloads really live? mcgowanm2 Mon, 09/21/2026 - 10:00 Part 1 of 3: Repatriation and redistribution Why it matters Cloud migration has outgrown the standard seven Rs framework The existing framework doesn't address today's multicloud sprawl, repatriation costs, or federal reauthorization timelines Cloud portfolios need ongoing reassessment as costs, requirements and mission needs change Part 1 of the How Cloud Migration Outgrew the Seven Rs series, examining how today's hybrid, multicloud and mission-driven environments require additional migration strategies that complement the original framework. Why the seven Rs of cloud migration need to evolve Cloud migration conversations often begin with the familiar language of the “Rs”: rehost, replatform, repurchase, refactor/rearchitect, relocate, retain, and retire. Gartner introduced the framework in the early 2010s , which included a five-strategy model for application migration (rehost, revise, refactor/rearchit

Remembering September 11: A message from our CEO mcgowanm2 Tue, 09/08/2026 - 12:00 Overview size 1 column A reflection from Leidos CEO Tom Bell, 25 years after September 11 2001. Hide on unfiltered landing page Off Overview alignment Left External Link https://www.leidos.com/content/remembering-september-11-25-years-later

5 cyber shifts leaders can't afford to ignore mcgowanm2 Mon, 08/24/2026 - 08:00 The advantage belongs to organizations built to adapt The future of cyber depends on combining machine speed with human judgment to act confidently as threats and missions evolve. Cybersecurity has always been a race. AI just raised the speed limit.   AI is accelerating both offensive and defensive cyber operations. Vulnerabilities can be discovered faster. Decisions need to be made faster. Analysis that once took hours can increasingly happen in seconds.  But faster doesn’t automatically mean better.  The growing volume of findings, alerts and recommendations can overwhelm teams that lack the context to determine what matters and the confidence to act. At the same time, networks, software and operational platforms are becoming more connected to the physical systems and capabilities that support the mission.  Cyber is no longer something that sits alongside the mission. It is increasingl

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Building cyber resilience for tactical systems mcgowanm2 Mon, 08/03/2026 - 09:30 U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Brandon Rickert. The appearance of U.S. Department of War (DoW) visual information does not imply or constitute DoW endorsement. Why it matters The next cyber attack won't wait Early threat detection protects mission effectiveness Cyber resilience is becoming a battlefield necessity As modern military operations become increasingly more connected, today’s warfighters rely on integrated platforms and communications that allow them to operate seamlessly in highly contested environments. But with more interconnected systems comes a higher risk of adversaries disrupting and attacking critical missions.   “Everything on the modern battlefield is connected, which means everything can become a target,” said Matt Peaslee, Leidos Vulnerability Identification and System Exploitation (VISE) Penetration Testing tea