With foreign adversaries using AI in their attacks on the government, cyber defenders can’t get caught flat-footed.

Lack of oversight and regulation of artificial intelligence means it doesn’t always serve the greater good. But that could ...

Adam Stone writes on technology trends from Annapolis, Md., with a focus on government IT, military and first-responder technologies. Defense agencies need to test capabilities they’re considering ...

The Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) needs to be re-envisioned in the age of artificial intelligence, according to industry technology experts. Speaking during a Leadership ...

Data poisoning presents an imposing cyberthreat to artificial intelligence amid agencies’ digital transformations because it’s designed to be subtle. Unlike traditional cyberattacks that focus on ...

Social engineering attacks are on the rise. This means agencies should invest in endpoint detection and response tools, then focus on securing identities and establishing cross-domain visibility.

Agencies should embrace technologies that rely on modern, flexible data management systems to more efficiently and cost-effectively fulfill their missions while under increased budgetary pressure from ...

The Navy reduced its number of legacy accepted networks from more than 300 to 179, and it wants to go faster to prove ...

From reducing regulatory burden to promoting artificial intelligence-capable infrastructure, the policy document must ...

Automated civil service tests would reveal what a person is capable of heading into an interview, which would provide the ...