NSA’s Jason Wang, technical director for the Computer and Analytic Sciences Research Group, forecasted a future in which AI will support the Intelligence Community’s (IC) efforts to secure and defend our Nation’s networks. Keep Reading
hese weaknesses are dangerous because they are often easy to find, exploit, and can allow adversaries to completely take over a system, steal data, or prevent an application from working. Keep Reading
The procurement shop at the National Institutes of Health has apparently satisfied several early complaints over the solicitation for the $50 billion CIO-SP4 IT services contract. Keep Reading
Building on the success of 8(a) STARS II, 8(a) STARS III features a pool of small, disadvantaged businesses (SDB) industry partners who specialize in emerging technologies which allow government agencies to access cutting edge solutions to accomplish IT missions. Keep Reading
The event highlighted GSA’s cloud, and cloud-enabled, IT portfolio and shared how cloud programs work together to support customer business needs. Keep Reading
The third in a series of Global Information Dominance Experiments, which took place July 8-15, was designed to enable cross-combatant command collaboration to generate globally-integrated effects using artificial intelligence enabled information. Keep Reading
Targeted industries included, among others, aviation, defense, education, government, health care, biopharmaceutical and maritime. Keep Reading
Hackers "on the MSS payroll" made "a large ransom request made to an American company," senior administration official said. Keep Reading
The Government Accountability Office says the U.S. Coast Guard may be using inaccurate data to plan technology investments and determine staff's mission readiness. Keep Reading
In his first Advisory as U.S. Surgeon General, Vivek Murthy warned that health misinformation is fueling the COVID-19 pandemic and poses an increasing risk to public health. Keep Reading
Brown has served as the special agent in charge of the Louisville Field Office in Kentucky since 2018. Keep Reading
The Rewards for Justice program has set up a Dark Web (Tor-based) tips-reporting channel to protect the safety and security of potential sources. Keep Reading
The new StopRansomware.gov is a collaborative effort across the federal government and the first joint website created to help private and public organizations mitigate their ransomware risk. Keep Reading
The implications of not speeding up the digital investigation process for solving crimes and saving lives are significant because, according to the study, digital evidence plays a role in almost two-thirds (63%) of all investigations. Keep Reading
The emergency directive is in response to validated active exploitations. CISA is concerned that exploitation of this vulnerability may lead to full system compromise of affected agency networks if left unmitigated. Keep Reading
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has faced long-standing challenges in its efforts to deploy information technology (IT) initiatives in two critical areas needing modernization. Keep Reading
In order to maintain this return on investment, the watchdog is looking at ways to make its workforce more familiar with data analytics and artificial intelligence tools. Keep Reading
Staff made changes to one of the office’s information systems without the required notification to the Bureau of Information Resource Management. Keep Reading
Five companies filed pre-award protests with the Government Accountability Office after the National Institutes of Health Acquisition and Assessment Center (NITAAC) failed to clarify several questions about its request for proposals. Keep Reading
By accelerating the pace of innovation in Government IT, Kent was able to champion a renewed focus on infrastructure through modernization, security, and efficient operations, supporting future growth objectives. Keep Reading