The latest issue of Defense Intelligence Agency’s comic book series illustrates how DIA’s experts work to stay ahead of rapidly changing global technology, maintaining the nation’s defense intelligence advantage.
“Technology is the catalyst for innovation,” said DIA Chief Information Officer Doug Cossa on Dec. 12, opening the 2023 DoDIIS Worldwide Conference to a crowd of 3,000 attendees in Portland, Oregon.
Today, DIA Director Lt. Gen. Scott Berrier and Phyllis Stewart unveiled the Lieutenant General Vincent R. Stewart DIA Museum at the conclusion of a moving remembrance ceremony honoring Lt. Gen. Vincent Stewart, who served as DIA’s 20th director from January 2015 to October 2017.
Analysis confirms Russia’s use of various lethal Iranian unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) against Ukraine, according to an unclassified report released today by the Defense Intelligence Agency.
Analysis confirms Russia’s use of various lethal Iranian unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) against Ukraine, according to an unclassified report released today by the Defense Intelligence Agency.
The first day of DODIIS 2022 featured plenary talks on solutions responding to the conference’s theme: transcending strategic competitors through innovation, adaptation and collaboration.
The Defense Intelligence Agency will host its annual Department of Defense Intelligence Information System Worldwide Conference at the Henry B. Gonzales Convention Center in San Antonio, Texas, from Dec. 12 – 15, 2022.
WASHINGTON — Defense Intelligence Agency Director Lt. Gen. Scott Berrier shared his views and mission priorities concerning strategic competition and cybersecurity at the 13th Annual Billington Cybersecurity Summit on Sept. 9.
Unwavering in the pursuit of freedom during World War II, Brig. Gen. František “Frank” Moravec will finally return to his homeland, the Czech Republic, 56 years after his death.
On April 5, DIA received the third in a series of letters on loan from the Library of Congress that traces the Agency's legacy of defense intelligence to George Washington and the American Revolution.
Released on April 12, 2022, DIA’s "Challenges to Security in Space — 2022" report details Chinese and Russian efforts to establish space forces and expand space weapons capabilities are contributing to the increased militarization of the space domain.
On March 9, Ukrainian Ambassador Oksana Markarova arrived at DIA Headquarters to meet with DIA Director Lt. Gen. Scott Berrier in a friendly visit to reinforce the bond between Ukraine and the United States and their shared commitment to uphold democracy around the world.
Retired Lt. Gen. Vincent Stewart holds the distinction of being DIA’s first Black director, and DIA’s first director from the U.S. Marine Corps. “I am so tired of being the first,” said Stewart, a sad smile playing across his face.
Using a unique collection of artifacts and exhibits to demonstrate how the Agency has carried out its mission, the DIA Museum provides a unique, declassified look at DIA’s role in history. For the first time since opening in 2018, a brochure is now available to guide guests through their visit.
GAMECHANGER is an artificial intelligence and natural language processing application created with the purpose of improving the way DoD policymakers navigate the department’s mountain of policies and requirements.
