House Armed Services Advances NDAA Amendments
The House Armed Services Committee approved by voice vote Wednesday telecom-focused amendments to the proposed FY 2022 National Defense Authorization Act (HR-4350), including one requiring DOD to ensure all component agencies use a “protective” domain name system. The committee hadn’t…
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yet voted on advancing HR-4350. Other amendments would require the Pentagon to brief lawmakers on efforts to help allies secure national 5G networks and to back chip research. Armed Services set a deadline earlier than proposed for DOD to give congressional defense panels information on its plan for implementing the department’s October 2020 spectrum strategy and future iterations. DOD proposed using “dynamic and bidirectional sharing for facilitating access to commercial spectrum” (see 2010290061).