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
Algorithmia, along with other leaders in artificial intelligence and machine learning, will enable Raytheon Technologies TITAN team to deliver easily digestible data to Army operators. Keep Reading
Accenture Federal Services has entered into an agreement to acquire Novetta, an advanced analytics company serving U.S. federal organizations with machine learning, cyber, and cloud engineering solutions. Keep Reading
BioWatch’s gaps in performance and nationwide coverage mean time is of the essence for the BD21 upgrade. The impact that COVID-19 has had across the world will also not have gone unnoticed by terrorist groups, making an effective defense not only crucial but urgent. Keep Reading
A request for investment in transportation security innovation is timely, as researchers and manufacturers develop emerging technologies, such as those using artificial intelligence and machine learning, to secure transportation while also reducing contact points to limit the spread of viruses and disease. Keep Reading
One element of this transformation is well underway, with the deployment of CT systems at aviation checkpoints. Keep Reading
The study identified a wide range of current and potential future uses of AI in relation to five key border security functions, namely: situation awareness and assessment; information management; communication; detection, identification and authentication; and training and exercise. Keep Reading
Predictive AI is patterned on the human brain but powered by the immense power of computing processes. Keep Reading
The U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Army Research Laboratory (DEVCOM ARL) has awarded global consulting and digital services provider ICF a new task order valued at up to $53 million to expand the delivery of cyber research, development and technology services. Keep Reading
America has to act quickly to keep up with the pace of accelerating artificial intelligence innovation as "adversaries are determined to turn AI capabilities against us" and "China is determined to surpass us in AI leadership," the final report from the National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence said. Keep Reading
Privately-owned Attain serves the U.S. federal government, providing technology services such as artificial intelligence and machine learning to support the mission-critical objectives of numerous federal agencies. Keep Reading
A lack of essential technical skills, artificial intelligence, and augmented reality capabilities within law enforcement will provide an advantage to criminals within cyber and physical environments. Keep Reading
DHS established the FSM Program in accordance with the Under Secretary for Management (USM) September 2011 memorandum, “Moving Forward with Financial Systems Projects.” Keep Reading
This action plan describes a multi-pronged approach to advance the Agency’s oversight of AI/ML-based medical software. Keep Reading
Imagine if law enforcement professionals could screen a population of people to find risky patterns of behavior, prioritize cases based upon quality and then move to investigation. Keep Reading
The new funding continues the ongoing partnership which began in January 2017, in which Bastille helps to secure government organizations through its patented software-defined radio and machine-learning technology that senses, identifies and localizes threats from RF devices. Keep Reading
The law enforcement grade platform’s AI and machine learning (ML)-powered algorithms’ ability to extract targeted intelligence from the web’s big data and deliver trustworthy threat intelligence is unprecedented. Keep Reading
Organizations can detect malicious insiders from the time they access the network – before they have a chance to act. Keep Reading
While the use of facial recognition and related technology in airports and other security checkpoints can provide less physical contact and potentially fewer infections during the pandemic, it may also increase the attack surface of a new target. Keep Reading
TSA and its employees need to be able to maintain effective and efficient security operations that can screen everyone for potential threats such as contraband, weapons and explosive devices. Keep Reading