The Defense Information Systems Agency published an in-depth analysis detailing how disinformation campaigns weaponize local language to advance authoritarian foreign influence. The report highlights the use of platforms like TikTok and the exploitation of linguistic familiarity to bolster pro-military narratives aligned with foreign authoritarian agendas.

On March 19, 2025, DISA published an in‐depth article that explains framing techniques and misinformation tactics used by authoritarian regimes to manipulate public opinion. The piece emphasizes the importance of media literacy and critical thinking as defenses against propaganda, aligning with anti-fascist values by promoting awareness of manipulative narratives.

The Defense Information Systems Agency published an article detailing the challenges of fake news and outlining potential multi-faceted solutions to combat misinformation. The piece emphasizes the role of technology, media literacy, and inter-agency collaboration to counter hostile disinformation that could be exploited to advance authoritarian agendas.

The Defense Information Systems Agency unveiled its 'DISA Next' five-year plan focused on creating a resilient IT environment with a common IT infrastructure, enterprise cloud solutions, and zero-trust cybersecurity to ensure uninterrupted military communications globally.

A 2024 DISA document detailed an exception to the standard competitive bidding process for a $5.2 million IT services order awarded directly to Microsoft. The decision, justified by concerns over switching costs and potential performance impacts, raises issues regarding vendor lock‐in and regulatory capture in government procurement.