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DOJ ‘deepfake’ concerns over Biden audio interview highlight AI worry
The Biden administration is seeking to convince a judge to prevent the release of the recording of the president’s interview,
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How government technology can bridge generational workforce gaps
While millennials and Gen Zers are excited to use advanced technology in the workplace, other generations such as Baby Boomers may have limited experience.
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Breaking down barriers to tackle cyber threats
In an op-ed, Sen. Shelley Moore Capito says cyber protection is not only a U.S. interagency, public-private challenge, but an allied problem set.
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How greater transparency from IP Vendors can enhance national security
Unfortunately, vendors often provide their IP without any accompanying security evidence as part of their documentation.
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Can the US government compete for the world’s best AI talent?
The federal government must lean into one advantage that no other employer can offer: the mission.
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How to create a trusted generative AI platform for federal processes
Here are three strategies agencies can employ to overcome challenges and create a trusted generative AI platform that will improve citizen services.
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Setting a global standard for safe AI adoption
While the government considers new mandates around AI, there are other resources available to use as a starting point for safe use of the technology.
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Under Siege: Business risk in the new age of warfare
America’s long-established methods of protecting against international threats may be inapplicable, ineffective, or too costly to pursue.
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Fraudsters targeting federal government employees’ savings accounts
Employees should take this opportunity to review their statements to ensure nothing is amiss.
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NIST, the National Vulnerability Database and the great unraveling
The NVD as a central repository for analyzing and understanding vulnerabilities can only be fully appreciated in its absence.
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DOJ ‘deepfake’ concerns over Biden audio interview highlight AI worry
The Biden administration is seeking to convince a judge to prevent the release of the recording of the president’s interview,
-
How government technology can bridge generational workforce gaps
While millennials and Gen Zers are excited to use advanced technology in the workplace, other generations such as Baby Boomers may have limited experience.
-
Breaking down barriers to tackle cyber threats
In an op-ed, Sen. Shelley Moore Capito says cyber protection is not only a U.S. interagency, public-private challenge, but an allied problem set.
-
How greater transparency from IP Vendors can enhance national security
Unfortunately, vendors often provide their IP without any accompanying security evidence as part of their documentation.
-
Can the US government compete for the world’s best AI talent?
The federal government must lean into one advantage that no other employer can offer: the mission.
-
How to create a trusted generative AI platform for federal processes
Here are three strategies agencies can employ to overcome challenges and create a trusted generative AI platform that will improve citizen services.
-
Setting a global standard for safe AI adoption
While the government considers new mandates around AI, there are other resources available to use as a starting point for safe use of the technology.
-
Under Siege: Business risk in the new age of warfare
America’s long-established methods of protecting against international threats may be inapplicable, ineffective, or too costly to pursue.
-
Fraudsters targeting federal government employees’ savings accounts
Employees should take this opportunity to review their statements to ensure nothing is amiss.
-
NIST, the National Vulnerability Database and the great unraveling
The NVD as a central repository for analyzing and understanding vulnerabilities can only be fully appreciated in its absence.
-
DOJ ‘deepfake’ concerns over Biden audio interview highlight AI worry
The Biden administration is seeking to convince a judge to prevent the release of the recording of the president’s interview,
-
How government technology can bridge generational workforce gaps
While millennials and Gen Zers are excited to use advanced technology in the workplace, other generations such as Baby Boomers may have limited experience.
-
Breaking down barriers to tackle cyber threats
In an op-ed, Sen. Shelley Moore Capito says cyber protection is not only a U.S. interagency, public-private challenge, but an allied problem set.
-
How greater transparency from IP Vendors can enhance national security
Unfortunately, vendors often provide their IP without any accompanying security evidence as part of their documentation.
-
Can the US government compete for the world’s best AI talent?
The federal government must lean into one advantage that no other employer can offer: the mission.
-
How to create a trusted generative AI platform for federal processes
Here are three strategies agencies can employ to overcome challenges and create a trusted generative AI platform that will improve citizen services.
-
Setting a global standard for safe AI adoption
While the government considers new mandates around AI, there are other resources available to use as a starting point for safe use of the technology.
-
Under Siege: Business risk in the new age of warfare
America’s long-established methods of protecting against international threats may be inapplicable, ineffective, or too costly to pursue.
-
Fraudsters targeting federal government employees’ savings accounts
Employees should take this opportunity to review their statements to ensure nothing is amiss.
-
NIST, the National Vulnerability Database and the great unraveling
The NVD as a central repository for analyzing and understanding vulnerabilities can only be fully appreciated in its absence.
