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“You do not move to the cloud or buy new hardware so you can host legacy services. That doesn’t make sense,” says CIA’s Sean Roche.
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DHS is looking past information sharing to a complete cross-sector shared critical warning system for cyber threat indicators.
Autonomous vehicles rely on GPS data and mapping apps, but when they're wrong, the cars are left in the dark.
Strategy and culture are key to the Education Department’s holistic approach to cybersecurity.
Rep. Will Hurd, head of IT Subcommittee, reflects on challenges, opportunities and urgencies of federal AI adoption.
The Pentagon and intelligence community realize for video and image data analysis, they need AI.
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Agencies are adopting industry-led architectures and capabilities to improve citizen services, Accenture report shows.
“We can’t use the data if we don’t understand it,” federal CIO says.
Military leaders pay white hat hackers $3,000 to identify bugs
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Think full-body power suits and stress-relieving vests.
A cloud environment is just another data center with minimal controls; it’s the security stacks that matter.
By all assessments, artificial intelligence has a bright future in health care.
US-China trade relations unlikely to improve any time soon for one simple reason.
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“We would be in a better position … if DOD led in the federal IT arena.”
A mix of sensors and AI, networks or buildings could soon know who you are without you having to tell them.
Govies show the riskiest behavior in social media use, physical security and mobile computing.
Finding ways for machines to learn more efficiently would slash the computing power and data sets required.
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Focus is on airborne travel — for the most part autonomous — more than ground/air hybrids.
And if you think a compliance checklist means your system is secure, you’re wrong.
There’s no shortage of legislation aiming to grant CIO more power.
Evaluation found usability and system latency concerns at testing sites, but feedback is all part of the plan.
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These days, just about anybody can have the digital equivalent of nukes.
An AI summit draws top tech leaders and their suggestions for federal adoption.
Agencies can submit modernization project proposals, but will be competing for funds.
