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Artificial intelligence in government is about people, not programming
More than $2 billion has been allocated to the National Institute of Standards and Technology and the Department of Energy for AI research and development.
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Washington must act to build capable federal cybersecurity workforce
As technology and adversary techniques advance, so do the technical skills required by the federal workforce at all levels
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Five best practices for risk-based patch management in government
RBPM can focus active cyber mitigation efforts on the highest priority threats.
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Federal government using artificial intelligence to fight cybercrime
Around 95 percent of cybersecurity issues can be traced to human error. A lack of cybersecurity experts in government is compounding the problem.
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The multi-cloud multiverse: How the Pentagon can achieve AI success
Many government agencies are overcoming these challenges using technologies such as data virtualization to implement a logical data fabric approach capable of ensuring trusted data access and sharing.
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House panel rejects JEDI contract oversight proposal
The House Armed Services Committee Democrats on Wednesday defeated a Republican proposal to share details with Congress about the Pentagon’s cancelled $10 billion cloud computing contract.
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What will work look like going forward? The federal CIO outlines possible changes
Federal Chief Information Officer Suzette Kent said the federal government will be “rethinking” processes that usually occurred in person.
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‘More productive than ever’: Agency IT officials see benefits from telework
Increased productivity raises questions about the future of work for federal employees.
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HackerOne’s services formally authorized for use by federal agencies
It’s a significant step as federal agencies look to create vulnerability disclosure programs.
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GSA modernizes its ‘knowledge repository’ for cloud services
The GSA site now has a human-centered design.
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Artificial intelligence in government is about people, not programming
More than $2 billion has been allocated to the National Institute of Standards and Technology and the Department of Energy for AI research and development.
-
Washington must act to build capable federal cybersecurity workforce
As technology and adversary techniques advance, so do the technical skills required by the federal workforce at all levels
-
Five best practices for risk-based patch management in government
RBPM can focus active cyber mitigation efforts on the highest priority threats.
-
Federal government using artificial intelligence to fight cybercrime
Around 95 percent of cybersecurity issues can be traced to human error. A lack of cybersecurity experts in government is compounding the problem.
-
The multi-cloud multiverse: How the Pentagon can achieve AI success
Many government agencies are overcoming these challenges using technologies such as data virtualization to implement a logical data fabric approach capable of ensuring trusted data access and sharing.
-
House panel rejects JEDI contract oversight proposal
The House Armed Services Committee Democrats on Wednesday defeated a Republican proposal to share details with Congress about the Pentagon’s cancelled $10 billion cloud computing contract.
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What will work look like going forward? The federal CIO outlines possible changes
Federal Chief Information Officer Suzette Kent said the federal government will be “rethinking” processes that usually occurred in person.
-
‘More productive than ever’: Agency IT officials see benefits from telework
Increased productivity raises questions about the future of work for federal employees.
-
HackerOne’s services formally authorized for use by federal agencies
It’s a significant step as federal agencies look to create vulnerability disclosure programs.
-
GSA modernizes its ‘knowledge repository’ for cloud services
The GSA site now has a human-centered design.
-
Artificial intelligence in government is about people, not programming
More than $2 billion has been allocated to the National Institute of Standards and Technology and the Department of Energy for AI research and development.
-
Washington must act to build capable federal cybersecurity workforce
As technology and adversary techniques advance, so do the technical skills required by the federal workforce at all levels
-
Five best practices for risk-based patch management in government
RBPM can focus active cyber mitigation efforts on the highest priority threats.
-
Federal government using artificial intelligence to fight cybercrime
Around 95 percent of cybersecurity issues can be traced to human error. A lack of cybersecurity experts in government is compounding the problem.
-
The multi-cloud multiverse: How the Pentagon can achieve AI success
Many government agencies are overcoming these challenges using technologies such as data virtualization to implement a logical data fabric approach capable of ensuring trusted data access and sharing.
-
House panel rejects JEDI contract oversight proposal
The House Armed Services Committee Democrats on Wednesday defeated a Republican proposal to share details with Congress about the Pentagon’s cancelled $10 billion cloud computing contract.
-
What will work look like going forward? The federal CIO outlines possible changes
Federal Chief Information Officer Suzette Kent said the federal government will be “rethinking” processes that usually occurred in person.
-
‘More productive than ever’: Agency IT officials see benefits from telework
Increased productivity raises questions about the future of work for federal employees.
-
HackerOne’s services formally authorized for use by federal agencies
It’s a significant step as federal agencies look to create vulnerability disclosure programs.
-
GSA modernizes its ‘knowledge repository’ for cloud services
The GSA site now has a human-centered design.
