The HECTOR program seeks to develop a set of tools and programming languages that will allow data to be processed while remaining in an encrypted state. Keep Reading
When thinking of earthquakes in the U.S., California often comes to mind. But what if a massive earthquake suddenly struck Middle America? Keep Reading
Motorola Solutions Inc. has launched the Tech to Protect Challenge, a national open innovation contest designed to advance public safety communications. As a national co-sponsor of the initiative, Motorola Solutions will host the regional codeathon event September 27-29 at the Schaumburg campus located outside of Chicago and invites all bright minds to participate. Keep Reading
Neurodiverse individuals, which include those with autism, are a potential, untapped source of talent to fill federal cyber positions, and can be more likely to be retained by federal agencies given their strong fit with cyber work. Keep Reading
Sadly, many organizations today still rely on outdated legacy systems to identify and address new threats. Keep Reading
Together, this newly formed mid-tier company will serve customers including government agencies such as the Department of Health and Human Services, the Department of Defense, Department of Agriculture, Department of Homeland Security, Department of Justice, and Department of Commerce. Keep Reading
The global education and cultural exchange program provided high school students from Japan and the U.S. the opportunity to learn about unmanned systems technologies. Keep Reading
A recent article by United Nations University professorial fellow, Wim Naude, warns of the potential of an artificial intelligence arms race. Naude also says those developing and using AI must be aware and guard against the risks which could potentially “destroy humanity”. Keep Reading
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Homeland Security Investigations has awarded up to $4.25 million to Marshall University for the development and implementation of a tool to aid in opioid investigations. Keep Reading
The Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology Directorate has awarded Planck Aerosystems, Inc. of San Diego, California, $200,000 to begin testing its autonomous small Unmanned Aircraft System (sUAS) in operational settings. Keep Reading
