DISA Advances Mission Partner Environment with Data-Centric Approach by 2027
The Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) is transitioning the Mission Partner Environment (MPE) to a data-centric model by early 2027, focusing on INDOPACOM. This approach aims to enhance secure information sharing among the Department of Defense and allied partners through advanced capabilities like zero trust controls and a new technology incubator.
Theia Market Signal Identification - AI Assisted
DISA plans to shift the Mission Partner Environment (MPE) to a data-centric model by early 2027, beginning with INDOPACOM. This transition follows the Department of Defense's transfer of MPE oversight from the Air Force to DISA in 2022.
Key initiatives include implementing zero trust controls and leveraging existing technologies, such as the Secret and Below Releasable Environment (SABRE) for secure data sharing. DISA is also establishing a technology incubator to explore non-traditional solutions and encourage industry collaboration.
Over the next year, DISA aims to complete minimum viable capability releases under MPE, utilizing agile development to deliver operational systems quickly. The emphasis on a data-centric architecture is critical for enhancing operational effectiveness and interoperability among U.S. allies.
Comments