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DISA’s new chief of staff to focus on mission partners
He will focus on building trust and ensuring the Defense Information Systems Agency meets its commitments.
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Will bots handle all the TPS reports one day?
In April, a Defense Information Systems Agency employee pulled two supporting documents in 15 minutes in preparation for the 2018 financial audit. In the same 15 minutes, a digital robot competing against the human pulled 150.
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Georgia looks to build on the Army’s cyber investment
When complete, the $100 million facility will be home to cybersecurity research, training and operations.
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5 new approaches to improving AI research
The chief scientist for applied research and methods at the Government Accountability Office made recommendations to policymakers and researchers about the future of improving and incorporating artificial intelligence.
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Deputy for Army information and networks retires
Gary Wang retired after 35 years of government service; a replacement has not been named.
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Former NGA official tapped for State Dept. intel position
The Bureau of Intelligence and Research provides analysis on all-source intelligence and ensures intelligence activities support foreign policy and national security.
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NGA’s first chief technology officer steps down
As CTO, Vinci reported directly to the director and deputy director of NGA, as opposed to the chief information officer. Vinci’s role focused on increasing the NGA’s ability to use and integrate new technology.
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Can a new DISA app help solve the security clearance dilemma?
More than 4 million federal and contract jobs require some level of security clearance and the National Background Investigations Bureau currently needs to process more than 710,000 applications.
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A new way to protect central banks from cyberattacks
A nonprofit set up by the financial services industry is launching a new information sharing group to help central banks, regulators and supervisory entities exchange information about global security and help deter cyberattacks.
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DISA’s new chief of staff to focus on mission partners
He will focus on building trust and ensuring the Defense Information Systems Agency meets its commitments.
-
Will bots handle all the TPS reports one day?
In April, a Defense Information Systems Agency employee pulled two supporting documents in 15 minutes in preparation for the 2018 financial audit. In the same 15 minutes, a digital robot competing against the human pulled 150.
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Georgia looks to build on the Army’s cyber investment
When complete, the $100 million facility will be home to cybersecurity research, training and operations.
-
5 new approaches to improving AI research
The chief scientist for applied research and methods at the Government Accountability Office made recommendations to policymakers and researchers about the future of improving and incorporating artificial intelligence.
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Deputy for Army information and networks retires
Gary Wang retired after 35 years of government service; a replacement has not been named.
-
Former NGA official tapped for State Dept. intel position
The Bureau of Intelligence and Research provides analysis on all-source intelligence and ensures intelligence activities support foreign policy and national security.
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NGA’s first chief technology officer steps down
As CTO, Vinci reported directly to the director and deputy director of NGA, as opposed to the chief information officer. Vinci’s role focused on increasing the NGA’s ability to use and integrate new technology.
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Can a new DISA app help solve the security clearance dilemma?
More than 4 million federal and contract jobs require some level of security clearance and the National Background Investigations Bureau currently needs to process more than 710,000 applications.
-
A new way to protect central banks from cyberattacks
A nonprofit set up by the financial services industry is launching a new information sharing group to help central banks, regulators and supervisory entities exchange information about global security and help deter cyberattacks.
-
DISA’s new chief of staff to focus on mission partners
He will focus on building trust and ensuring the Defense Information Systems Agency meets its commitments.
-
Will bots handle all the TPS reports one day?
In April, a Defense Information Systems Agency employee pulled two supporting documents in 15 minutes in preparation for the 2018 financial audit. In the same 15 minutes, a digital robot competing against the human pulled 150.
-
Georgia looks to build on the Army’s cyber investment
When complete, the $100 million facility will be home to cybersecurity research, training and operations.
-
5 new approaches to improving AI research
The chief scientist for applied research and methods at the Government Accountability Office made recommendations to policymakers and researchers about the future of improving and incorporating artificial intelligence.
-
Deputy for Army information and networks retires
Gary Wang retired after 35 years of government service; a replacement has not been named.
-
Former NGA official tapped for State Dept. intel position
The Bureau of Intelligence and Research provides analysis on all-source intelligence and ensures intelligence activities support foreign policy and national security.
-
NGA’s first chief technology officer steps down
As CTO, Vinci reported directly to the director and deputy director of NGA, as opposed to the chief information officer. Vinci’s role focused on increasing the NGA’s ability to use and integrate new technology.
-
Can a new DISA app help solve the security clearance dilemma?
More than 4 million federal and contract jobs require some level of security clearance and the National Background Investigations Bureau currently needs to process more than 710,000 applications.
-
A new way to protect central banks from cyberattacks
A nonprofit set up by the financial services industry is launching a new information sharing group to help central banks, regulators and supervisory entities exchange information about global security and help deter cyberattacks.
