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Why agencies should look to industry for AI
The government’s artificial intelligence strategic plan added a new section on expanding public-private partnerships.
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How organizations are being kept in the ‘dark’
A survey of private and public sector IT professionals found 60 percent of respondents reported half of their data was unknown and untapped, but AI may hold a key.
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That Homeland Security alert may be a scam
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency released a notification June 18 about a phishing email.
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Congress: New devices = new threats = new security?
New legislation directs the National Institute of Standards and Technology to issue security standards for government devices connected to the internet.
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Could a new office protect critical US tech?
Legislation is being added to the defense authorization bill that would create an executive office dedicated to cybersecurity protection, as well as reform security clearance procedures.
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Where AI factors in to DHS election security
Artificial intelligence’s profile is rising but humans need to remain in the process to take on high-level problems, according to the director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.
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Shutdown (re)boot camp: Getting your system and team through unexpected downtime
While a shutdown — or any other outage — may well be the greatest test of your modernization effort, embracing rapid development and Agile practices will set you up for survival and success.
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Healthcare.gov ID verification process is insecure, and there’s no plan to fix it, warns watchdog
A June 14 report from the Government Accountability Office reviewed identity verification processes, otherwise known as “remote identity proofing,” at six federal agencies.
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How will Congress combat deepfake videos?
Congress is grappling with how to combat deepfake videos, which are created to manipulate audio and video in a way that is indistinguishable to most people.
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Republican lawmaker pulled from keynote at cyber conference
Critics pointed to the Texan’s record on women’s issues
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Why agencies should look to industry for AI
The government’s artificial intelligence strategic plan added a new section on expanding public-private partnerships.
-
How organizations are being kept in the ‘dark’
A survey of private and public sector IT professionals found 60 percent of respondents reported half of their data was unknown and untapped, but AI may hold a key.
-
That Homeland Security alert may be a scam
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency released a notification June 18 about a phishing email.
-
Congress: New devices = new threats = new security?
New legislation directs the National Institute of Standards and Technology to issue security standards for government devices connected to the internet.
-
Could a new office protect critical US tech?
Legislation is being added to the defense authorization bill that would create an executive office dedicated to cybersecurity protection, as well as reform security clearance procedures.
-
Where AI factors in to DHS election security
Artificial intelligence’s profile is rising but humans need to remain in the process to take on high-level problems, according to the director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.
-
Shutdown (re)boot camp: Getting your system and team through unexpected downtime
While a shutdown — or any other outage — may well be the greatest test of your modernization effort, embracing rapid development and Agile practices will set you up for survival and success.
-
Healthcare.gov ID verification process is insecure, and there’s no plan to fix it, warns watchdog
A June 14 report from the Government Accountability Office reviewed identity verification processes, otherwise known as “remote identity proofing,” at six federal agencies.
-
How will Congress combat deepfake videos?
Congress is grappling with how to combat deepfake videos, which are created to manipulate audio and video in a way that is indistinguishable to most people.
-
Republican lawmaker pulled from keynote at cyber conference
Critics pointed to the Texan’s record on women’s issues
-
Why agencies should look to industry for AI
The government’s artificial intelligence strategic plan added a new section on expanding public-private partnerships.
-
How organizations are being kept in the ‘dark’
A survey of private and public sector IT professionals found 60 percent of respondents reported half of their data was unknown and untapped, but AI may hold a key.
-
That Homeland Security alert may be a scam
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency released a notification June 18 about a phishing email.
-
Congress: New devices = new threats = new security?
New legislation directs the National Institute of Standards and Technology to issue security standards for government devices connected to the internet.
-
Could a new office protect critical US tech?
Legislation is being added to the defense authorization bill that would create an executive office dedicated to cybersecurity protection, as well as reform security clearance procedures.
-
Where AI factors in to DHS election security
Artificial intelligence’s profile is rising but humans need to remain in the process to take on high-level problems, according to the director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.
-
Shutdown (re)boot camp: Getting your system and team through unexpected downtime
While a shutdown — or any other outage — may well be the greatest test of your modernization effort, embracing rapid development and Agile practices will set you up for survival and success.
-
Healthcare.gov ID verification process is insecure, and there’s no plan to fix it, warns watchdog
A June 14 report from the Government Accountability Office reviewed identity verification processes, otherwise known as “remote identity proofing,” at six federal agencies.
-
How will Congress combat deepfake videos?
Congress is grappling with how to combat deepfake videos, which are created to manipulate audio and video in a way that is indistinguishable to most people.
-
Republican lawmaker pulled from keynote at cyber conference
Critics pointed to the Texan’s record on women’s issues
